JOSH KOURY (Director)

Josh is a critically acclaimed filmmaker who's work has been recognized by a number of publications, including The New York Times, Variety, The Village Voice, and The New York Post. In 2004, he received the Alumni Achievement Award from Pratt Institute for outstanding achievement in the field of film and video. After co-founding the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival, he served as it's Programming Director for five years. For four years he worked at the Hamptons Int'l Film Festival as a Programmer and Programming Manager.

GERALD LEWIS (Producer)

Gerald's film career started with his animated short "Revelations", which premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival before playing in festivals across America and abroad. He has worked as a professional Flash animator for the past four years for clients such as Jaguar, Intel, and General Mills. "We Are Wizards" is his second feature film.

MYLES KANE (Editor)

Myles Kane lives and works in Brooklyn, New York, as a filmmaker and freelance video editor. After receiving his BFA in Film from Pratt Institute, he co-founded the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival in 2002 and served as the Festival Relations Director for five years. For the past six years, he's worked as the editor on the BBC News show "Talking Movies", as well as producing numerous television programs and documentaries.

GAIA CORNWALL (Designer/Animator)

Gaia graduated from Pratt Institute with honors, and received a BFA in Animation and Film. Since then she has been working as an illustrator/designer and animator—most notably with Flickerlab, on the animated short featured in Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine." For seasons 2002 and 2003, she was the Festival Director of the Brooklyn Underground Film Festival. Gaia's latest projects include working on her first picture book, as well as, designing and producing a line of children's toys called Magnetic Kids.

STANLEY OH (Composer)

Stan is a former member of Fort Thunder, Providence mainstay Box Patrol. Sometime producer for New York rapper, Cormega. Stanley's first solo EP in 2003, "Lucy Dreams for Baku", was called a "self-released electronic gem...beautiful, simple, melodic motifs...perfect for fans of Fourtet, Boards of Canada and even [Brian] Eno" (Rough Trade, 2004). During the day, Stanley manages the Posteritati Gallery in New York.