Felicia is an Albuquerque-based filmmaker with over 10 years of experience in film, television, and new media. She has worked as a producer, director, production coordinator, actress, writer, and both 1st and 2nd assistant director. In 2020, Felicia and her husband founded Sopapilla Productions, an Albuquerque-based video production company, where she oversees every step of production from concept to completion. Sopapilla Productions has produced and directed over 20 mini-documentaries and TV shows, spotlighting local businesses and artists across Albuquerque. As an emerging filmmaker, Felicia aspires to use her platform to continue giving a voice to businesses and individuals who need to be heard.

Born in Los Angeles, Tiffany began acting in theatre and earned her B.A. from USC. Now based in Albuquerque, Tiffany is the Executive Director of the New Mexico Film Foundation. Former faculty member at the USC School of Dramatic Arts, Tiffany’s notable film roles include “Sharknado” and “The Last Girl”, as well as the award winning “True Blue”. She is finishing her feature film script, “SOS Paperclip”, which she is set to direct, based on her directing-debut short, signed for world-wide distribution after the festival circuit. Member of SAG-AFTRA.

Filmmaker and Conceptual Artist from Las Cruces and a graduate of the University of New Mexico’s Film and Digital Arts program.  His film projects strive to create a relationship of exploration with the audience, one where they can walk hand in hand into the depths of human understanding and experience and what it means to live life emotionally. In 2024 Dominic was a New Mexico Documentary Incubator Grant recipient for his film Terria XO: A Journey of Self-Discovery": a documentary that invites audiences on a profound exploration of Terria's transformative odyssey within the realm of a trans-feminine identity.

Candice is an award-winning director and producer, and the Executive Director of the New Mexico Education Channel. In June 2023, she was nationally recognized by the Alliance for Community Media with the "Best in Overall Excellence in Educational Access Television" award for her impactful work on the channel. Candice has also been nominated for an Emmy for her role as a producer on the acclaimed series Bands of Enchantment, which has won both Emmy and Telly Awards. She is best known as the host of The Neu Agenda, a popular talk show now in its sixth season, broadcasting across the Southwest and recently expanding to New York City.

George is an artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Albuquerque. George is a member of IATSE local 480 and has worked in Art Departments on large studio productions filmed here in New Mexico. When not working on personal projects, he is also involved in day-to-day operations at several prop houses in ABQ and Santa Fe. You may view George's work here.

Carey is a creative producer and small business owner who was raised in Albuquerque, NM. She is the owner of AFMI Productions, a dynamic commercial and creative production company that supports the workforce and career development programs of The Albuquerque Film and Media Incubator. Her focus is on establishing sustainable ownership of the film and media industry in New Mexico through the development of Creative Producers and providing training spaces to broaden an experienced workforce.

Brad has passion for creating content for Independent Film and Television. As a producer, director, editor, writer, cinematographer and teacher, Brad has worked with some incredible and talented people from around the globe. Brad's experience working in a variety of roles has earned him accolades from his film industry peers. Brad is the owner of Stoddard Communications, a New Mexico based production/postproduction company. He is past President of the New Mexico Post Alliance.

Ben is a writer and documentary filmmaker with Tijeras Films. His films have been screened on PBS, American Public Television, and many festivals. Recent documentaries include: “Library Stories: Books on the Backroads”, about NM’s rural libraries, “The Sun Never Sets”, about The Rio Grande Sun, one of the best small-town newspapers in the country, and “The Medicine in Marijuana”, a scientific look at the plant and people who use it. Ben has written for the NYTimes, The Atlantic, and other publications.

Mary is a filmmaker with over 40 years experience in documentary production. Her work has been shown at Tate Modern, the Museum of Modern Art, the Guggenheim Museum and other venues worldwide. She’s made documentaries about Indigo, the blue dye; artists Agnes Martin and Diego Rivera; and the New Deal art projects of the 1930s in additional to films for museums and arts organizations. Her latest documentary is LIBRARY STORIES, about New Mexico’s rural libraries.

George is an artist, photographer, and filmmaker based in Albuquerque. George is a member of IATSE local 480 and has worked in Art Departments on large studio productions filmed here in New Mexico. When not working on personal projects, he is also involved in day-to-day operations at several prop houses in ABQ and Santa Fe. You may view George's work here.

Brad has passion for creating content for Independent Film and Television. As a producer, director, editor, writer, cinematographer and teacher, Brad has worked with some incredible and talented people from around the globe. Brad's experience working in a variety of roles has earned him accolades from his film industry peers. Brad is the owner of Stoddard Communications, a New Mexico based production/postproduction company. He is past President of the New Mexico Post Alliance.