Adriana holds an MA in Creative Documentary Filmmaking (Autonomous University of Barcelona). She has received fellowships and production grants from The National Program for Art and Mexican Film Institute (2004–2015). She is the founder and artistic director of the BorDocs Documentary Forum in Tijuana-San Diego border region and a member of the National System of Art Creators (2015–2018). During 2016, Adriana attended Doc Station (Berlinale Talents) and received the Ibermedia project development grant in Lima, Peru.

Adrianna is a Lodz Film School graduate. She has been gaining experience working with Munk Studio, Lava Films and Kalejdoskop Film Studio. Adrianna is a co-founder and a creative producer at Film Foundation Lumisenta, responsible for developing the company’s own projects. The company’s first short fiction, When the House Turns by M.Ornaf, won J.Machulski Award for the Best Film, the Best Edit and the Best Direction. Lumisenta’s first documentary, Forest by Lidia Duda, won the most promising European project award at the 26th edition of the Ji.hlava IDFF. Adrianna is now working on international co-productions such as Fakir by Roman Duris (Czech, Slovakia, Poland) and I Am One of Them by Nadim Suleiman (Poland, France, Qatar, Syria). She is a member of Her Docs Foundation and Woman in Film Association as well as Biennale College Cinema and dok.incubator participant.

Ágnes graduated with a degree in Cultural Management and Film Distribution. She also studied Law. In 2011, she debuted as a film producer with a short that premiered at the Berlinale Shorts Competition. Since then, Ágnes has contributed to art-house films, documentaries and shorts as a freelance producer, production manager and assistant. She started producing documentaries herself in 2014. Ágnes is an Ex Oriente Film workshop graduate and a participant of the EURODOC Training Programme 2016.

Agnieszka Skalska has been working in Koi Studio since 2014. She runs film PR. As a producer, she debuted with a documentary film directed by Matej Bobrik Our Little Poland (premiere at Warsaw FF 2019). Earlier, she was part of promotional campaigns for documentary and feature films. She is now working on documentary films such as Together by Marek Kozakiewicz (Doc Accelerator Prize/ Dok Leipzig 2019), The Current by Rafał Skalski (Hot Docs Forum 2020) and Guest Worker by Matej Bobrik.

Alaa Eddine Aljem studied film at the ESAV Marrakesh and INSAS schools in Brussels. He has worked on several projects for both cinema and television. His films have been selected at festivals around the world, winning several awards. His first feature film script, The Unknown Saint, was awarded at Locarno film festival and selected at La fabrique des cinémas du monde at Cannes and at the Sundance lab. He was recognized by Screen International as one the five Arab Stars of Tomorrow in December 2016.

Alba Mondéjar Marquez graduated in Communication Studies from the University of Barcelona Pompeu Fabra. Worked as an assistant in Cosmopolis Distribution. Working as a head of production in Mallerich Films-Paco Poch on several projects such as TV documentaries, long feature documentaries and TV movies. Working also in consultancy, publishing and coordinating texts such as La production de longs métrages documentaries, Le cas de Paco Poch en Catalogne and Tax Shelter: 11 years of fiscal incentives channeled to Belgian Cinema, in collaboration with Fundació Catalunya Europa.

After receiving the degree in mass communication, Alessandro started his career at ITC Movie, a major Italian production company focusing on feature films, documentaries and commercials. He spent 5 years working as AP and PA on feature films and documentaries screened at some of the most important festivals worldwide (Venice, Berlin, Turin, Los Angeles etc…). After participating at the 2008 Eurodoc training programme he decided to focus on documentaries.

After studying in Paris, Alice Lemaire settled in Brussels to devote herself entirely to cinema. She worked for Wallonie-Bruxelles Images for two years, promoting and exporting Belgian films abroad. She was also part of the organizational committee of Boost Camp, a film development workshop for women directors in Belgium. Today, she works mainly as a producer for Michigan Films and develops resolutely unique documentary and hybrid projects.

After graduating at Universityof Fribourg (CH), Aline Schmid worked in theatrical distribution and as a Producer at Intermezzo Films. In 2016 she founded Beauvoir Films in Geneva (CH). Beauvoir produces high-quality, author-driven documentary and fiction features for festival and theatrical releases as well as TV. They work with directors, who have a distinct visual narrative approach and strive to push the boundaries of storytelling in compelling and creative ways. In 2018 the film WALDEN by Daniel Zimmermann won the Emerging Swiss Talent Award at ZFF and the Special Jury Award at Karlovy Vary IFF and CLOSING TIME by Nicole Vögele a silver Leopard at Locarno. She participated in Emerging Producers at Ji.hlava IDFF and Producer on the Move in Cannes.

Ana Alexieva holds an M.A. degree in Media & Gender Studies (Ruhr University, Germany) and in Media & Digital Culture (University of Utrecht, NL). In 2011, she joined AGITPROP as a junior producer. AGITPROP is among the most successful and internationally awarded Bulgarian film companies. Ana completed EURODOC 2012 and EAVE Producers workshop 2013. She is also a project manager of the Balkan Documentary Center, a unique organization designed for strengthening the documentary scene on the Balkans.

Anamaria Antoci began her work in the film industry in 2012 when she joined 4 Proof Film. She has since produced a wide range of awarded shorts, Adrian Sitaru’s last two features, Illegitimate (Berlinale Forum 2016) and The Fixer (Toronto IFF 2016), and the creative documentary Planeta Petrila by Andrei Dăscălescu (IDFA 2016). In 2017 Anamaria established her own company, Bucharest-based Tangaj Production. She is an alumna of EAVE, Cannes Producers on the Move and ACE Producers, as well as an EFA member

With a background in communication and cultural management, Anda Ionescu has been working in film production in Romania and Denmark in recent years. She is a Managing Partner and Producer of Tangaj Production, currently handling several projects in various stages of development. She co-founded and managed two NGOs focused on the promotion of cinema and developing alternative funding schemes for young filmmakers’ projects. She is an EAVE TTB alumna, an EAVE+ participant and an EWA member.