Director and Producer Nyasha Laing is a documentarian, impact producer, and lawyer working to transform perceptions of diverse cultural leaders, traditions, and taboos. As a recreational jazz and afrobeat vocal performer, her first film traced the evolution of Garifuna popular music from Belize. Her written and produced work has been featured in and on Yes Magazine, BBC Worldwide, the South African Broadcasting Network, local museums, and international film festivals. She has produced storytelling and campaigns for organizations such as UNDP, the ACLU, NAACP LDF, the British Council, and the UN High Commission for Human Rights. Nyasha has served as an impact producer for films such as the Belly of the Beast (2020) and the Silence of Others (2018).

Director of Photography Garreth Daley is a Director of Photography, Director, and Photographer with over 17 years of professional experience in the Jamaican film and television industries. He is a storyteller and is a persistent student of his craft. Garreth has a unique eye and poignantly captures the human condition in all its beauty and inconsistencies. When he is not in studio or on set, he is capturing thought-provoking images with his camera. Garreth is the son of Ulster Spring, Trelawny, who grew up among a family of educators and was raised by this earnest rural community. You can see his portraiture here.

Editor Ina Sotirova is an award-winning, multi-platform filmmaker, journalist and photographer with over 10 years of experience telling positive stories. She is an incurable explorer and storyteller passionate about the world's diverse cultures and expressions, and the people who make them come alive. Her documentaries and short films, such as the acclaimed animated film Agwe, have screened and received awards at film festivals around the world, and her work has appeared in BBC News, World Policy Journal, Digital Photo Pro, and others. Additionally, she has created content for NGOs, cable TV channels, private companies, and embassies. Ina has lived in Kingston since 2015 and is currently working on her first feature-length narrative film. 

Art Director Oneika Russell received a diploma in Painting from The Edna Manley College in Jamaica. She completed an MA in Interactive Media at Goldsmiths College in London and postgraduate studies in Film, Video & Media Art at Kyoto Seika University in Japan. Past residencies include: Post-Museum in Singapore, NLS in Kingston, Vermont Studio Centre in Vermont, and most recently Residency Unlimited in Brooklyn. Major exhibitions include Jamaican Pulse at The Royal West of England Academy, UK; The 2017 & 2014 Jamaica Biennial, Kingston; At the Crossroads: Critical Film and Video from the Caribbean at Perez Museum of Art Miami and the 2018 DAKAR Biennial, Senegal.

Music Supervisor Jesse Golding is an offspring of movement and music, a true child of the arts. In his early childhood years, The Little Theatre and the Fab5 band studio were his playgrounds and served as the fertile ground for his deep love and appreciation of Jamaica’s rich cultural heritage. From his tender years, he played the drum innately, effortlessly replicating Afro-Caribbean rhythms as if pulses of his heartbeat. For years, he has performed as a percussionist member of the National Dance Theater Company of Jamaica. Jesse's career has also included roles in event design and production, broadcast programming, and multimedia production at the Edna Manley College School of Arts. For years, he has also taught percussion, imparting his love for the drums to learners at all levels.

Production Manager Dwayne O'Neal is a native of Jamaica and has worked in Jamaica and the U.S. as a filmmaker, musician, and writer. In 2018 Stewy launched a production company named Rxfilms, which handles all aspects of taking a project from conception to completion. As director/producer he has helped to create a variety of content including short films, documentaries, web series, music videos, commercials, and talk shows. A member of the team behind the creation of B.O.M.B. Network, which is an online television and radio website focused on content from the Caribbean and other emerging and under-represented markets, Stewy is known for his uncompromising devotion to quality and is firmly committed to the development and progression of a loyal film culture in Jamaica.