Co-founder of Catapult Film Fund, which provides development grants to help launch new documentary films. Catapult grantees include: Art and Craft, Call Me Kuchu, Cameraperson, Remote Area Medical, The Genius of Marian, The Kill Team, The Overnighters, Tig, Trapped, and Weiner. Lisa also supports a select number of narrative features, including as Co-Executive Producer of Fruitvale Station and Executive Producer of The Fixer. She serves on the boards of Working Films and The San Francisco Film Society.

Head of Documentaries at The Guardian, commissioning and acquiring new short documentaries from all around the world. The Guardian is one of the world's most read English Language news and storytelling sources, with 140m monthly unique browser visits. Charlie was previously Deputy Director at Sheffield Doc/Fest for 7 years before joining The Guardian in 2014, and prior to that he was Editor of FourDocs for Channel 4.

Film curator, writer and producer. Charlotte co-created Field of Vision, a new film unit that commissions and assigns short form and episodic creative visual journalism. Previously, she was the Director of Programming at Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary festival. In London, Charlotte was the Head of Film Programming and Training at The Frontline Club, an organization dedicated to championing independent journalism and freedom of expression. She’s also worked with BBC Storyville, the Channel 4 BritDoc Foundation’s Puma Creative Catalyst Fund, and the Edinburgh International Film Festival, where she curated the strand Conflict | Reportage.

Dawn Porter is a documentary filmmaker whose first feature, Gideon’s Army, won the Sundance Film Festival Editing Award in 2013 and later broadcast on HBO. The film was nominated for an Independent Spirit award and an Emmy. Dawn’s other films have appeared on PBS’s Independent Lens, OWN and the Discovery Channel. Her latest project, Trapped, explores the impact of laws regulating abortion clinics in the South. It premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the Special Jury Award for Social Impact Filmmaking.

Chairman, CEO & Co-Founding Partner of Adaptive Studios Inc. Perrin most recently produced the television and film series Project Greenlight for HBO with Ben Affleck and Matt Damon, and is currently in production on The Runner for Verizon’s go90 with Damon, Affleck, and Pilgrim Media Group. Perrin is an Emmy Award-winning producer and writer with a background in private equity, finance and entrepreneurship. Prior to launching Adaptive, Chiles founded In Effect Films to produce socially-conscious documentary films such as the Emmy Award-winning Autism: The Musical and the award-winning surfing documentary film Splinters.