Aimie Willemse is an award winning Scottish Female writer/director who explores more female centric characters and narratives through the surreal, fantastical lenses of different genres. As a prolific filmmaker, she has written and directed short films across Scotland, and also recently in Vancouver, as she works toward gaining funding for Dream Merchants.

Wolf Stahl and Jeremy Herbert met on accident in a creative writing class they shared for one hour. They then worked together on a weekly, live TV show at Kent State. Somehow it did not occur to them to become writing partners until after graduation. Their second script, ANOTHER HARPERSVILLE MASSACRE, has been a finalist at multiple film festivals and they sure appreciate it.

Wolf Stahl grew up on an apple orchard in rural Ohio and has never recovered.

Jeremy Herbert directs award-winning horror shorts and thinks about movies for sites like Crooked Marquee, Bloody Disgusting, and Morbidly Beautiful.

Ted Wilkes is a Screenwriter and Lecturer in Screenwriting and Film Studies at Regent's University, London. When he is not playing in fantastical worlds or fighting with spellcheck, he is thinking things about film and TV that don't need to be thought. He lives in London with his partner and wishes that he had a dog.

Films of his have been screened at festivals around the world including: Dublin Sci-Fi Film Festival, Miami Sci-Fi Film Festival and the New Zealand Film Awards.

His latest project, a short documentary about youth LGBT+ homelessness in partnership with the Albert Kennedy Trust, will screen at BFI Flare later this year.

He’s an optimistic cynic who sees the glass half full but somebody probably spit in it. He worked in Hollywood for a number of years in a creative supervisory position at a major before moving on to become a serial entrepreneur working as a marketing genius adviser to or co-founder of several unique startups. His favorite color is spaghetti and if he had one wish in this world he’d put it in a drawer and forget where he left it.