Vincent DeLuca is an award-winning director and producer who works in narrative and documentary film, branded content, and commercials. Vincent directed the acclaimed documentary, Desert Angel, which won multiple awards, including best feature documentary at the Austin Film Festival and a jury award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. He produced and directed the short documentary Mile 19, which played festivals worldwide and was distributed by National Geographic. Vincent directed the 6-part series Open Roads, distributed by ABC Family Worldwide. Vincent executive produced The Sleeping Negro, (2021), which won the FIPRESCI award at IFF Mannheim Heidelberg. Vincent has a JD and an MA in political science from Duke University and a PhD focused on political cinema from the University of Amsterdam. He is on the board of trustees of myFace, an NYU-affiliate and the first and longest-running nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults with facial differences. Vincent is a member of the Producers Guild of America (PGA). 

Dolores Delgado is a writer and educator with extensive experience in storytelling with a social justice bent. Dolores’ writing is influenced by her parents' immigration from Havana, Cuba, and the tensions of growing up as a Latina in a predominantly Caucasian community. She has a sociology degree from Smith College, a Master's in ESL from Teachers College, Columbia University, and a Master's in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Seminary. Dolores works with Spanish-speaking youth who have suffered trauma and focuses her work on the importance of speaking one’s narrative as a means of understanding one’s story. She is a producer of the award-winning feature, Desert Angel—a documentary about a man who saves lost immigrants along the Mexico-U.S. Border. 

Dave Bennett, Post-Production Sound/Producer. Originally from the UK, Dave Bennett is a seasoned audio engineer based in LosAngeles. Dave has worked in the music industry for over 15 years with clients such as Warner Music, Universal Music Group and Sony Music. His work spans sound design, studio recording and mixing, and post-production sound. As the Sound Supervisor and Re-recording Mixer for Big Pup Film, Dave applies his expertise to every phase of a project in order to build the tone of the story.

Joshua Veteto, Art Director. Since childhood visual art has been a driving force in my life. A passion for drawing and painting evolved into a lifelong career pursuit. While working toward a degree in Graphic Design at Colorado State University, I was introduced to a study abroad program and embarked on an incredible journey to Bangkok, Thailand. As a student at Mahidol University, I was introduced to an exciting and vibrant culture and way of life. The year I spent abroad had a profoundly transformative effect on my life and has motivated me to seek opportunities to connect with the global community. That connection has become less about sightseeing and more about reaching out to assist and minister to those in need. For several years, I've been working with Lindani Sibanda on small projects for Hope For MtShabezi and have become more aware of the struggles her village and the neighboring communities are facing on a daily basis.