Alberto Seghezzi is a filmmaker and crew leader based in Italy whose work bridges documentary storytelling, electronic music culture, and large-scale live events. From co-directing Italy's major music festivals to producing Infodemic (Prime Video), his work reflects a deep curiosity and sense of social impact. With a background in engineering and over a decade of experience across fashion, motorsports, and branded content, he has collaborated with brands like Armani Exchange, Ferrari, and Cupra.
Though technically skilled, Alberto sees himself not as a tech figure, but as a well-blended cocktail of passions. As founder of RECOPSY, he leads international productions from desert expeditions to mobile documentaries, combining emotional depth with precise visuals.
Driven by curiosity, he's embraced some of the most unpredictable and inspiring experiences in his life. His motto: “A journey of a thousand miles starts from the first step.”

Alejandro Mendoza Llopis is an Emmy-winning director and commercial cinematographer based in Miami. His work merges cinematic style with emotional resonance, delivering imagery that is both refined and relatable. From global campaigns for major brands to intimate lifestyle stories, he brings a refined eye to real-world storytelling.
Alejandro has filmed around the world, shaping narratives that feel personal while resonating with wide audiences. On set, he contributes not only as a director of photography but also as a creative partner who brings clarity, purpose, and calm to each production.
His work strikes a careful balance between cinematic beauty and narrative honesty, with each frame crafted to serve meaning and mood.

Christine Shaw is a filmmaker, cinematographer, and producer whose work weaves documentary storytelling with cultural nuance and underrepresented voices. Based in Brooklyn, she co-founded Drop40 Productions to spotlight Black and Caribbean narratives through films that blend journalistic depth with cinematic craft. Her feature documentary Panorama: Jamming to the Top explores Brooklyn's vibrant steel pan scene and earned accolades including Best Director at Caribe Film Fest and Best Music Documentary at the People's Film Festival. Earlier works like From Prison to NYU and Ghost in the Shell PSA were honored at diversity-focused festivals. Beyond longform, Christine has produced behind-the-scenes content for NBC and The Hollywood Reporter, and creates accessible, engaging media that demystifies the filmmaking process for emerging creatives. She sees filmmaking as an ongoing conversation that connects history and identity, artist, and audience.

Piotr Chrobak is a filmmaker, director of photography, and camera operator whose work spans commercial, documentary, and promotional storytelling. His visual style blends grounded realism with cinematic precision, whether he's crafting branded content or capturing raw, human narratives. His most notable success, a documentary that reached over 155 million viewers across Europe, reflects his commitment to stories that resonate at scale. Beyond the lens, Piotr Chrobak is a passionate educator who leads hands-on workshops in filmmaking technique and the business of film production. Through his Instagram channel, he offers a behind-the-scenes look at his creative process and gear choices, giving aspiring creators a window into the tools and thinking behind each shot. For Piotr Chrobak, film is not just a medium; it's a practice of connection, craft, and continual discovery.