Scott Wurth is based in Killara, Australia and has used his background in both advertising and photography to focus on documentary storytelling. 

Scott has filmed a trilogy of documentary films in the Philippines, including: Tira Bikal (Striking Metal), Cutud, and Panata. 

Tira Bikal is about the Matias Santos family in the Philippines whose members became sick and began dying.  Matias pledged to God
to save his family by imitating the sufferings of Jesus Christ.

Through a grueling event called Tira Bakal, the Santos family tradition is kept alive as the family honors their late grandfather as they continue the ceremony for the family, their community, and generations of people behind it.

Tira Bikal has been touring the film festival circuit and has won awards in festivals including the Action on Film International Film Festival,the Revelation Perth International Film Festival, the Nigeria Entertainment International Film Festival, and the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

Victor Barcena won the first prize as a director at the Complutense University of Madrid with the play Woyzeck, from Georg Büchner.

In 2004, he began his Film Direction studies at the Film and Audiovisual Industry School of Madrid. 

Victor then began his experience moving from theatre as a documentary director, screenwriter, and filmmaker in Madrid. 

His dramatic narrative short called Las Manos De Abel has won a number of awards including at the Nashville Film Festival and the Rhode Island International Film Festival.

Jaime Dezcallar has also been a member of a number of theatre companies and went into television work after law school.

After 3 years working on the hit Spanish sitcom, Camera Café, and after completing a number of shorts films, he left Madrid to study directing in NYC where he currently resides. 

Jaime's dramatic short, The Last Moments of Leopoldo Berenguer, has toured a number of prestigious film festivals worldwide.