LAI Yu-chang is an independent documentary filmmaker involved in production, education, jury work, and served as the Executive Director of the South Taiwan Film Festival. His documentary works include Coming Home, Battle of Matou Mountain, and Solar Power Revelation.
LIEN Chien-hung’s debut feature, Salli, was selected for the Busan International Film Festival and the Golden Horse Film Festival, and won the Grand Prize of the Golden Horse Film Project Promotion and the Most Promising Talent Award at the Osaka Asian Film Festival.
LIU Wan-ling is an animation director known for her delicate and poetic visual style. Her film Egret River won Best Animation at the Taipei Film Awards and the Jury Prize at the Kaohsiung Film Festival.
LIU Wai-tong is a poet and writer. He has been awarded several literary prizes in Hong Kong and Taiwan. His recent publications include: All Lights Will Not Burn Out: Lin Wai Tong Selected Poems 2017-2019 and The Letter After the Kalpa.
HUANG Yi-cheng is a film crew member and sharp critic focusing on Taiwanese shorts. He runs SilenceMontage, the So Dog podcast, and the FEIBISI Audience Awards to promote dialogue and attention for emerging filmmakers.
HSU Hui-ju is a Taiwanese documentary filmmaker. Beneath the surface of her films lie themes of interrelationship between women, family, and grief, explored through a unique blend of autodocumentary and reenactment, earning her recognition from many film festivals.
With a background in History and Politics, SUN Jie-heng strives to tell unseen stories through film. His works have been selected for the Taipei Film Festival, Kaohsiung Film Festival, and Golden Harvest Awards.
WANG Yu-ping is an actress and scriptwriter. She was nominated twice for the Golden Bell Awards, and won Best Supporting Actress at the ContentAsia Awards. Her screenwriting projects include The Department of Unapplied Theory and So May We Start.