Caleb is a self-taught filmmaker and creative that is passionate about telling stories that challenge one’s identity and viewpoints in positive ways. Many of his films deal with mental struggle and tough character choices that are rooted in life experience.

Growing up in Kansas, he learned his craft through collaboration and working on productions before moving to LA in 2017.

Since then, he’s worked on a myriad of different productions and sets all throughout Hollywood. Everything from Netflix documentaries and national comercials, to small indie shorts and music videos. His unique background in grip and electrical work, as well as many other positions in post and production, allows for an informed approach when crafting a story.

Ty DeMartino is an award-winning screenwriter and playwright, known for his “rich characterizations and sprightly dialogue” (Stage Scene LA). Ty wrote the family film “Tulsa” (2020 ICFF, “Best Feature/Audience”), the patriotic drama “The Pledge” and “A Christmas Tree Miracle,” which has become an international holiday favorite. His festi- val shorts include “Basic Emotions” and “On Paper.” He recently completed the screen- plays “Heart of Steel,” based on the novel by Kevin D. Miller, and “Coaches,” about the relationship between legendary college football coaches Mike Krzyzewski and Jim Valvano for gKg Productions.

For the stage, Ty penned the book to the country jukebox musical “Ticket to Nashville” (and wrote the adaptation for the film -- currently in post-production). He was named Playwright of the Year by The Baltimore City Paper his political drama “The Blessed Mothers of War.” His father-son piece, “Finding Fossils,” was named Best Production of the Baltimore Playwrights Festival and later produced by The Road Theatre in North Hollywood where it was honored with “Outstanding Production” by Stage Scene L.A.

Anastasia Burnett works on the Creative Talent Management team at Dreamworks TV and produces live events in Los Angeles. At the start of her career, she worked as a producer at a start-up produc- tion company in Burbank, CA where she developed a slate of films, an original television series and co-produced a feature film. She studied Theater and Communications just outside of Chicago where she produced, directed, wrote, choreographed, and acted in several one acts, projects, and full length stage productions.

Shortly after her move to LA, a 6-week acting intensive lead by Broadway alum and Golden Globe nominated actress, Diane Venora, led to more opportunities with acting, including short films, children’s theater, and a company membership at an award-winning theater in North Hollywood. Soon after, she graduated from the Producing and Hollywood Executive program at ActOne, where she was taught and mentored by top Holly- wood producers, writers, and executives.

William Doepp is an American entrepreneur and businessman with insights into the web, tech, energy, and auto communities. William works alongside with global business leaders, entrepreneurs and designers building partnerships and ventures together.

Mr. Doepp began this path in school, where he launched an eCommerce store (later sold as eUrbia) and began building his digital agency (Simple Digital). William later established himself in New York City, where his agency is currently headquartered. While living in NYC, Mr. Doepp soft-launched an auto club (later branded Covet) which “rethinks ownership and gives everyone the access to enjoy exotic vehicles without the high costs.” In addition, Mr. Doepp has also partnered in a number of startups within the apparel and tech industries.

Today, William resides in Southern California and is involved in the development and production of films and streaming content.