Cameron Hickey is a director, cinematographer, animator, and photographer currently based in Philadelphia, PA. His original animations appear in Godfrey Reggio’s Naqoyqatsi and Steven Cantor’s Crossover, and his photographs have been featured in magazines such as Conde Naste Traveler and ESPN Magazine. Cameron directed the award-winning short Xerizomeni. Garlic and Watermelons, which recently premiered at the Thessaloniki Film Festival, is his first feature length film.

Lauren Feeney is a producer, director, and co-founder of Pattern Films, a documentary film production company based in Philadelphia, PA. Lauren was an assistant producer for Godfrey Reggio’s iconoclastic film Naqoyqatsi and produced The Making of Naqoyqatsi, which premiered at the ADC Gallery in New York. Lauren co-directed Xerizomeni, which won the Reportage Without Frontiers short documentary contest. Garlic and Watermelons, co-directed and produced with partner Cameron Hickey, marked her first feature-length production.

Lisa Guidetti has been working as a feature and television documentary producer for the past seven years. Most recently, Lisa co-produced the International Emmy nominated feature documentary FALLING MAN, with director Henry Singer for Channel 4, which examined the tragedy of the September 11th, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center from a challenging and unique perspective. Lisa produced the historical documentary SLUMMING IT: MYTH & CULTURE ON THE BOWERY, which aired on PBS in July 2005 and 156 RIVINGTON which aired on the Sundance Channel. She has also co-produced non-profit/fundraising projects like THE BROTHERHOOD: LIFE IN THE FDNY directed by Lilibet Foster and shot on 16mm by Robert Leacock, which had its gala premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2004, and A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AFRICA documentary to raise monies for AIDS education in Africa. Originally from London, England, Lisa Guidetti is now based in New York developing and producing programs for some of the leading UK based production companies. In 2005, Lisa Guidetti founded her own UK production company Jefferson Street Productions, to develop her own projects and to collaborate with other independent filmmakers to produce challenging and unique films.