Ashley is a producer and Managing Director of Sisyfos Film in Stockholm, Sweden together with Mario Adamson. Recently Motherland won the main prize at CPH:DOX and received an EFA nomination for Best Documentary. Prior to producing, she worked at film festivals, taught Cinema Studies, and published a PhD dissertation on the archival life of home movies. She is currently developing documentary, fiction, and immersive projects and co-directing the feature documentary Punk Rock Aerobics: The Movie.

A graduate of Concordia in Film Production (Montreal, Quebec), Audrey-Ann works on 17 feature and short films with the award-winning company Metafilms. Eurodoc and the Entrepreneurship Program from HEC Montreal strengthened her journey.
To this day, she has launched 8 features including Rojek by Zaynê Akyol (Canada's choice at 96th Oscars, Vision du Réel, Doc NYC), That Kind of Summer by Denis Côté (Berlinale, Karlovy Vary) and Damascus Dreams by Emilie Serri (IFFR, FNC).

Danai Anagnostou is a creative producer for film and artists' moving images, and a doctoral researcher in production studies. In 2019, she co-founded Kenno Filmi, a production company in Helsinki that hosts projects by international filmmakers, artists and researchers. She studies film collectives and their influence on contemporary conduct and strategies for producing films at Aalto University's Critical Cinema Lab.

Daniel Pereira founded The Stone and the Plot in 2017 after working in cinema for ten years. In 2007, he started a path in producing, directing and acting in films, both his own and those of other filmmakers, with national and international exhibitions. The Stone and the Plot develops its projects in cinema in a transversal way, focusing on production, distribution, and publication of books.