Worked as Assistant Director for Words Kept In A Stone. Directed Made in Korea: International Adoptions and Variety Survival Talkshow. Let’s Dance is her latest documentary.  Let’s Dance (2013) Variety Survival Talkshow (2009) Made in Korea - International Adoptions (2005)​

Liz Marshall is an award-winning Canadian filmmaker. Since the 1990s she has written, produced, directed, and filmed diverse international and socially conscious documentaries. Her work has been released theatrically, been broadcast globally, made available digitally, and has screened for hundreds of grassroots communities around the globe. Marshall’s visionary feature-length films explore social justice and environmental themes driven by strong characters. The impact of Liz’s critically acclaimed documentary The Ghosts In Our Machine (2013) is reflected in an extensive global evaluation report funded by the Doc Society. Marshall’s current feature documentary Meat The Future (2020), chronicles the birth of the “clean” “cultured” “cell-based” "cultivated" meat industry in America through the eyes of pioneer Dr. Uma Valeti. ​

SANDA: Surviving (2013)Wea Bak: Stayed Out Over Night? (2009)NoGaDa (2005)We Are Workers or Not? (2003)​ 

After completing his undergraduate and graduate work at Korea National University of Arts, KIM Hyoung-ju built his career as a cinematographer. He worked on feature lms Pruning the Grapevine directed by MIN Byung-hoon, She Came From by KIM Sung-ho, A Reason to Live by LEE Jung-hyang and the documentary lm Talking Architecture by JUNG Jae-eun. The Basement Satellite is his debut lm as a director. The Basement Satellite (2013)​Dancing in Yokahama 2008 (2016)​

After graduating from junior high school, She entered an alternative school, ‘Roadschola’, in Seoul. Because of this great school, she traveled and met various people. That was an opportunity for her to make the film about the conflict between mother and her, Because You Are My Mother. Because You Are My Mother (2013)​ 

To fulfill his dream of becoming a documentary filmmaker, JEONG Sung-won is currently studying in the Department of Journalism and Communication at Kyung Hee University, after graduating from the Seoul Visual Media High School. His documentary films are concerned with overall social issues such as education and human rights. He has set up a social enterprise called “Over Dam” as an effort to tackle the problem of the absence of dreams and aspirations among adolescents. A School of Hope (2013) 허공에 외친 2000일 (2013) Stop (2013) Upstroke (2012)​