WANG Wan-jui is Associate Professor at the Graduate Institute of Taiwan Literature and Innovation, National Chung Cheng University, and a Vice President of the Administrative 2017. Committee, Cultural Studies Association. He received his doctorate in Film Studies at the University of Exeter. He was a Global Humanities Junior Research and Teaching Stay at Free University Berlin, and spent two years working as a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. His academic interests include the historiography of Taiwan Cinema, transnational cinema, and contemporary literary adaptation.

Oliver TU is a film critic whose film reviews are published in Filmaholic, The News Lens, and the Facebook fanpage "Amarcord, remember the Cinema Paradiso". He served as a member of the Asian Cinema Observer at the Golden Horse Film Festival in 2017.

Allison LIN is an actress, photography artist, and writer. Her natural, sincere acting is deeply loved by audiences. In 2023, she was nominated at the Golden Bell Awards for the third time for the TV series Taiwan Crime Stories.

HSIA Kang-chen is a screenwriter. She holds an MS in Television, Radio & Film from Syracuse University. Her works have been selected for the Taipei Film Festival, Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF), and Golden Horse Fantastic Film Festival. She has been nominated at the Golden Bell Awards, and won the Taiwan Award and Best Television Program at the Taiwan International Children's Film Festival (TICFF). In 2018, she co- created the Netflix original series On Children.

HUANG Dan-chi is a director and writer. She enjoys exploring contemporary issues through fantastical storytelling. Her short film Man, Monkey, Mannequin was selected by Short Shorts Film & Asia. Her VR work Madame Pirate: Becoming A Legend was selected for SXSW, NewImages Festival, and the Cannes XR x VeeR Future Awards.

HUANG Hsiu-yi works mainly as a director and producer. Her films focus on family, women, humanity, and environmental change. Her recent work Diamond Marine World won the Grand Prize at the Taipei Film Festival and the Special Jury Prize at the Taiwan International Documentary Festival.

LIAO Che-i, a graduate of the Department of Drama and Theatre at National Taiwan University, is a producer and director. He is the founder of Jiaoooo Entertainment Ltd. His debut feature film, Conspiracy, was a selection of the Golden Horse Film Festival and earned him a nomination for the New Talent Award at the Hong Kong Asian Film Festival. In 2023, he produced the feature film Love Is A Gun, which won the Future Lion Award at the Venice International Film Festival's Film Critics' Week.

CHENG Chih-hao has been writing film reviews under the pseudonym "Bulldog" for almost 20 years. He is now a member of the Taiwan Film Critics Society.

TSAI Shiu-cheng won First Prize at the 2013 Tokyo Anime Awards for Time of Cherry Blossoms, which later screened in cinemas across Japan. His other works have been selected for various film festivals around the world. He is devoted to creating distinctive original animations in Taiwan.