Ioanna Paraskevopoulou

Ioanna Paraskevopoulou is a dancer based in Athens. She graduated from the National School of Dance (Athens) and she also studies Audio and Visual Arts (Ionian University). As a freelance dance practitioner, she has collaborated with Iris Karayan, Christos Papadopoulos, Dimitris Papaioannou, Alexandra Waierstall, Brendan Fernandes, Sofia Mavragani, Tzeni Argyriou, Patricia Apergi, Andonis Foniadakis and others participating in performances in Greece and abroad. She has been awarded by ARTWORKS/Stavros Niarchos Foundation Artistic Fellowship Program.

Magdalena zielinska

Director of short films and commercials, movement director, former contemporary dancer.
Magdalena directed music videos and short films, of which many were shown and awarded at festivals worldwide. Her dance background and experience in working with the body is an important, and distinguishing her from other directors, tool that allows her to work with the actor and his emotions in an organic way.

Alessandro Amaducci

Born in Torino Allesandro worked with the Archimedes Centre of Visual Arts  where he held video workshops with the National Film Archives of Resistence (Torino) and realised documentaries about the Second World War.

He is professor of video language and practice in DAMS, University of Torino. He wrote several books about videoart, video techniques and the aesthetics of electronic arts.

Since 1989 he realizes experimental videos, music videos, video installations, multimedia shows, videoscenographies for dance performances and digital photographies.

Shawn Fitzgerald Ahern

Shawn Fitzgerald Ahern is a freelance director, choreographer and performer who emphasizes humanity in his work and believes strongly in the power of collaborative approach. Fitzgerald has contributed to over thirty major productions across a wide range of platforms, both live and on film, for movement and dance including three Grammy Award nominated dance films and an Academy Award winning motion picture. Directed by Fitzgerald, Cortège is collaboratively choreographed by eight talented dancers of the Opera Ballet Flanders

Waeli Wang

Waeli Wang is a movement artist, filmmaker, collaborator, and educator. She creates interdisciplinary contemporary works interweaving personal, familial, social and artistic contexts to investigate the human condition. She sees art-making as a means for social justice, as contemporary and historical representations of intersectionality, and as a way to cultivate community. Waeli currently lives on the ancestral lands of the Acjachemen and Tongva where she teaches and makes new works.

Nono Ayuso

Nono Ayuso is a London-based director. He was an investigative journalist who specialized in conflict zones and investigative journalism for 10 years. Some of his stories include FARC in Colombia, Israeli- Lebanese war in 2008. 

He was a professor in several Chilean Universities before moving to London 5 years ago. Since then, he has been directing documentaries, music videos, and commercials.

Some of the recognition of Nono´s works include: shortlist Cannes YDA 2020, Best Cinematography Shark 2021, ASECAN 2020, SECIME 2021, Gold Lovie Awards 2017 and the Gold British Media Award 2018.

Some of his films have been Vimeo Staff Pick and featured in The New York Times, Nowness, Director´s notes, Director´s Library, Boooooom Tv.

John Degois

Curious, passionate and open-minded, I develop an artistic sensibility based on permanent research and the transversality of the arts.

As a dancer coming from hip-hop, then as a choreographer in 2020, I wanted to make my first film, a "Short Digital Choreographic Piece" which aims to transpose the live performance into the film. 

Currently I define myself as a creator in movement, of movement by movement.