Bhavana is a data scientist and independent writer, producer whose work amplifies marginalized voices and celebrates courageous individuals who persevere despite adversity. After founding Jeevi Films, her production company, she produced IN THE BELLY OF A TIGER [2024], a tale of an elderly farmer who sacrifices himself to a tiger to rescue his family from poverty – a stark reality of capitalistic Neo-liberalism. As the co-producer of LOVE, CHAOS, KIN [2025], she aims to connect the largely untapped South Asian diaspora with indie cinema. Her films have streamed on Netflix, Hotstar, Mubi, and Neestream; screened at prestigious film festivals like Busan, Cartagena, IFFI Goa, Adelaide, and Jogja-NETPAC Asian; and participated in competitive programs like the Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum, NFDC Film Bazaar, and Tallinn’s WIP labs.

Ahaanaa is a documentary filmmaker, impact producer, and a graduate of Columbia’s Journalism School.  She is passionate about using the power of film to inspire meaningful change through both urban and grassroots community engagement. She leads the Path to Pride campaign for Amma's Pride, a large-scale, grassroots impact campaign to build greater understanding and support for the LGBTQIA+ community across India. Her work is deeply rooted in social impact storytelling, with a focus on women’s rights, LGBTQIA+ narratives, family, and love, exploring questions of identity and belonging.

Shiva embarked on his cinematic journey in 2014, initially serving as an assistant director in a Tamil narrative feature film "Oru Naal Iravil." Volunteering in the aftermath of the Chennai floods of 2015 brought him into contact with several local nonprofits, igniting his interest in documentaries. Following that, he collaborated with nonprofits to create the short documentaries 'PINK MONEY' on demonetization in India and 'INWARD' focusing on schizophrenia. He was the first assistant director in the acclaimed Amazon Prime documentary series  HARMONY WITH A. R. RAHMAN. AMMA's PRIDE  is his first independent documentary short, and he hopes to direct narrative films soon.

Emiis a graduate of Georgetown University’s undergraduate Justice and Peace Studies and Film and Media Studies programs. She is passionate about film as a tool for social impact and community building as well as the expansion of ethical approaches to documentary filmmaking practices. Even though documentary is her focus, she is also driven by experimentalism in film, especially that which incorporates dance and movement on screen.