Richie Mehta has been solidifying his role as a serious up-and-coming filmmaker for years, and been mentored by industry legends such as Wim Wenders, Shekhar Kapur and Brian DePalma. Mehta’s films to date - AMAL (the short film) and SYSTEM OF UNITS - have screened and garnered him much acclaim and numerous awards around the world at film festivals such as Telluride, Palm Springs International Film Festival, Montreal International Film Festival, and the London International Film Festival. These experiences, along with his travels to India and afar, have granted him access to a global filmmaking community and assisted in further nurturing his independent spirit and international perspectives.

For the past 10 years, Steven’s work as a filmmaker has taken him to such distant locations as the indigenous mountain tribes of Mexico, to the urban streets of New Delhi, to the jungles of Cambodia. With a mandate to promote and support high quality dramatic films that speak to a diverse global audience, Steven’s films have won awards in major film festivals in Los Angeles, Toronto, Cologne and Tokyo. His work with writer/director Richie Mehta on the acclaimed films AMAL (the short film) and SYSTEM OF UNITS have exposed him to many aspects of the international film markets in Toronto, Berlin, Banff, Palm Springs and Cannes. Bray’s last short film, YELLOW BIRD, has been broadcast in four continents. He is currently producing a travel series entitled DEPARTURES while developing a second feature film WIDOW’S ROW with film director Jessie Wallace. Steven’s goal is to help stimulate and advance Canadian films and filmmakers far into the International marketplace, for global audiences.

David Miller has worked as an independent producer for a number of years where he has garnered much success producing dramatic films and television. Miller is currently the producer on three dramatic features - AMAL by Richie Mehta, THE INNOCENTS, by Marcus Robinson, and LOW LIFE KINGS by Bruce McDonald. Miller has produced and executive produced a number of shorts films including, ARUBA, by Oscar® nominated director Hubert Davis (an official selection of 2006 Sundance Film Festival and Toronto International Film Festival). In addition to producing and writing, Miller also specializes in Public Relations, where he has worked with several organizations in the film and television industry - including the National Film Board of Canada, where he orchestrated the campaign for the 2005 Oscar® award winning short animated film RYAN. Miller is currently Director of Creative & Business Development for Channel Zero Inc., and is a standing member of the Canadian Film & Television Producers Association (CFTPA).