Nate Easterling got his start in film and television on PULP FICTION and with Wes Craven then went on to join countless shows that established his career as an editor. These series include - we were liars, the last thing he told me, vampire Academy, Castle rock, and the the tv series for SCREAM - He just came off a stint on a show that will be coming out soon called OFF CAMPUS - and is en route right now to his next job on a franchise horror series. How did a super rubber chicken bring Nate from Redding, PA to Hollywood? Let Nate explain.

TV writer, producer and director, Jen Celotta has most recently been directing on Abbott Elementary, The Paper and Cobra Kai, and she is widely known for the many years she spent writing on The Office where she rose to Executive Producer and also directed on the show. Her credits span from Home Improvement to Malcolm in the Middle, The Newsroom and Space Force and she is now in negotiations along with Marc Forster to push forward with the feature project she wrote 13 years ago.

Hymnson Chan has been working in Hollywood for over 15 years with over 100 credits as a stunt coordinator and performer, director and actor, including being part of the stunt team who won a SAG Award for their work on AVENGERS:ENDGAME. He previously stunt doubled for Randall Park, Ken Jeong, Jimmy Oyang, and Nico Santos. And his short film RISE OF CHOW, which he just wrote, directed and starred in won 10 awards on the festival circuit. Hymnson was also a recent Finalist for 87North’s “Stunt Design Showdown,” which highlights some of the top, rising Action Designers in Hollywood.

Juggernaut creative, Marc Guggenheim counts all of these mediums in his arsenal: Showrunning, feature writing, directing, comic book and video game writing, weekly substacks, novels and now, short stories. He has created, co-created and executive produced many of the dynamic projects audiences enjoy from ARROW to LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, ELI STONE and the animated series TALES OF ARCADIA, which he co-created with Guillermo Del Toro and for which he won an Emmy in the category of “Outstanding Writing in an Animated Program.”

Noah Griffith and Daniel Stewart lived in New Zealand for a year when they were the on set writer producers for the Netflix series Sweet Tooth. As a writing team they’ve worked from Staff Writers up to Co-Executive Producers on genre shows including Sweet Tooth, Swamp Thing and Stephen King’s The Mist and they did this after coming to LA from Minnesota and getting their break from a short film they released online.

Kara Lee Corthron rose from staff writer to Co-Executive Producer on TV series including YOU, The Flight Attendant, Kings, Servant and The Bondsman - but her creative journey began with playwriting in New York that took her from Julliard to countless theaters and artist residencies in places like Scotland, Ireland, Berkeley and Iceland where the experience got her just as close with her words as it did with frigid temperatures and Nordic sheep.

Will Pascoe is a TV showrunner and writer/producer whose television work stretches from LA back to his hometown of Toronto, Canada with credits including Absentia, Orphan Black, The Finder, Da Vinci’s Demons, Law & Order: Organized Crime and Shut Eye. He launched his career from Toronto by producing a documentary on Noam Chomsky and followed that documentary with another one called Lost Heroes about Canadian Superhero comics. With no connections in Hollywood and no film school background, Will paved his entertainment path by deciding what he wanted and making countless moves outside of his comfort zone to reach those goals.

Raelle Tucker came to LA from Ibiza, Spain with no film school education at the age of 17. After years of focus on the craft and the business, and stints as an exotic dancer, she rose from a fledgling screenwriter who got her first break on the Ben Affleck and Matt Damon HBO series Project Greenlight, to work on True Blood, The Returned and Jessica Jones. Now a seasoned executive producer with multiple showrunning credits to her name, Raelle has turned her passion for writing to novels - and the effort just landed her a two-book deal with Crown.