ran away from her small town home in Louisiana to pursue a career in television and film when she was just 16 years old; with only 150 dollars to her name, Katherine slept in her car in the parking lot of a Hollywood motel.

Katherine's extensive list of film and television credits include three seasons of the Emmy-Award winning show "The Osbournes", the highly-acclaimed show "Newlyweds" starring Jessica Simpson, and MTV's groundbreaking "The Real World". She helmed MTV's "There and Back", the latest season of "Meet the Barkers" with Blink182 drummer Travis Barker, and directed and produced "The Simple Life" starring Paris Hilton.

Katherine moved into directing feature film several years ago, Katherine's first feature film, Loving Annabelle (writer/director), starring Erin Kelly, Diane Gaidry and Academy Award nominee Kevin McCarthy, made its premier at the prestigious Cinequest Film Festival in 2006, and won both the "Audience Award" and "Best Actress Award" at Outfest. Katherine just wrapped the documentary film, Face 2 Face in which she traveled the country to meet 50 random facebook friends. Katherine is a member of the Directors Guild of America (DGA). 

Born in Laguna Beach and raised between there and Sun Valley, Idaho, former singer songwriter, Sunny Hodge, moved to Los Angeles in 1997 to pursue a career in film editing. Starting as a Post PA on a tv series, she worked her way up the ranks, landing her first series editing job just 2 years later on USA Network's Good vs. Evil. There she met director, Tim Hunter, who helped launch her successful career in editing. As Director/Editor team they collaborated on Showtime's miniseries 'Out Of Order', as well as multiple features and MOWs, including MTV's Anatomy of a Hate Crime - the story of Matthew Shepard. She has also worked alongside directors, Joss Whedon, John Badham, John Stockwell, Rob Bowman, and Michael Engler. Working for nearly every major network, Sunny's other editing credits include, Melrose Place (original series and remake), Firefly, Men In Trees, Without A Trace, Dollhouse, The Vampire Diaries, Private Practice and The Big C.

As a musician/singer songwriter, Sunny's original music has been placed on Melrose Place, Out of Order and ABC Family's, Beautiful People. She attributes much of her knack for editing, as well as, her sensitivity to the natural rhythms of story telling through film, to her passion and natural ear for music.

is an activist, philanthropist, investment industry veteran and Chief Executive Officer of Music Foundry, LLC, a

multi-platform family entertainment exhibition enterprise focused on the stories of late 20^th century music and musicians. He is founding board chair of The Blackhouse Foundation, an organization focused on expanding opportunities and access within the independent film industry for black filmmakers. Mr. Diamond serves on the President's Leadership Council of Brown University. He has served on the boards of the National Hospice Foundation and the Liberty Hill Foundation. He is a graduate of Brown University and the Harvard Business School.

is currently the executive producer of ABC-FAMILY's smash hit, Pretty Little Liars. Mr. Goldstick has written and produced many series for television, including Ugly Betty, Lipstick Jungle, Desperate Housewives, Popular, Everwood, and American Dreams. His films for television include Plainsong, starring Aidan Quinn and Rachel Griffiths, the CAMY-award winning Crossroads, and Emmy-nominated Bailey's Mistake, starring Linda Hamilton and Joan Plowright. Mr. Goldstick's television work has earned him a Golden Globe, Writers Guild Award, GLAAD award, the NAACP Image Award and a Peabody. His musical play, Dinah Was, based on the life of rhythm & blues legendDinah Washington, received Obie, Barrymore, and Jefferson awards, and was later broadcast on National Public Radio. Goldstick's plays have been produced at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, Arena Stage, Philadelphia Stage Company, Dallas Theatre Center, among others. He is a long-time member of The Pacific Resident Theatre, who recently mounted a workshop of his new play, Wild Boy. A graduate of the University of Michigan and Columbia University, Goldstick lives with his partner, Bud Leslie, and their sons, Jonathan and Simon, in Los Angeles, California.

Born and raised in London, England, Alex began his career working in production at Phoenix Pictures. There, he was involved in the development of: 'Urban Legend', 'The Thin Red Line', 'Dick' and 'Lake Placid'.

In 2001, he segued into literary management, and in 2004 he helped launch Fuse Entertainment.

In 2008 he began working as a manager/producer at Anonymous Content. In 2010, Alex was named one of the Hollywood Reporter's 'Top 35 Executives Under 35'.  This year, as a producer Alex has set up 'Game Theory' at Summit with Neils Arden Oplev attached to direct and 'Plan This' at ABC.  

is a Managing Partner of Preferred Content, a film, television and digital production, sales and finance company.  Prior to Preferred Content, Iwashina spent 10 years at the Creative Artists Agency (CAA), where he was a talent agent, specializing in film packaging, financing and distribution. Iwashina holds a B.A. in English Literature with a minor in French Language and Culture from U.C.L.A. He currently serves as Secretary of the Board of Directors of the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment (CAPE) and is a member of the Board of the International Documentary Association (IDA).  He began his career at United Talent Agency (UTA).

has been writing movies for the big and small

screen since 1988 when his TV movie NO BLAME, the first ever to deal with AIDS from a woman�s perspective, won awards around the world. Originally from Canada, he now has over 35 produced movies to his credit, such as the  

award-winning DIM SUM FUNERAL (HBO), SHACKLES (Sony), FAMILY SINS (CBS), THE CRAIGSLIST KILLER (Lifetime), CELINE (CBC), and NEVER TOO LATE, the Canadian feature film starring Cloris Leachman in her first (and only) lesbian role. His feature film MASTERPIECE is set to
shoot next year, starring Al Pacino.   

In 2010, Donald received a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Gemini Awards

(Canada�s Emmys) for his contribution to the international profile of

Canadian television. In 1989, he took on two foster sons in Colombia,

sending one to medical school and the other to dental school. In honor of

such a commitment, Donald was the recipient of Canada�s inaugural Gemini

Humanitarian Award in 2001 and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth�s Golden Jubilee

Medal in 2002. He was a board member of L.A.�s now-shuttered charity GLASS, which sheltered homeless LGBT youth. He has twice been recognized for his  

contributions to the mission of the AIDS Healthcare Foundation. Donald is a

member of the Writers Guild of America�s Gay & Lesbian Committee, and he is

committed to mentoring emerging writers. 

has worked in the entertainment industry managing on-camera talent for the past 14 years.    In 2001, with over 3,000 commercials under his belt, Blair began focusing on product endorsement and direct response opportunities for celebrity hosts, athletes, and experts. To date, Blair has generated over $1.5 Billion dollars in television product sales for hundreds of companies including Jack Lalanne Juicer, Hip Hop Abs, the Magic Bullet, Oreck Vacuum and Bare Minerals. In 2009, Blair worked closely with Dr. Phil and Stage 29 Productions to place Dr. Andrew Ordon as co-host of the Emmy Award winning internationally syndicated show, "The Doctors." Most recently, Blair negotiated Proctor & Gamble's most successful ad campaigns of all time by representing Isaiah Mustafa as "the man your man should be" in the mega hit Old Spice Campaign.

has produced or consulted on more than 25 independent motion pictures and entertainment productions. He is the Founder of Hollywood Farms - a comedy production banner and Funny Boy Films -a company solely dedicated to producing life affirming content for the LGBT community. FBF films include Latter Days, Adam and Steve, and The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me. FBF is currently developing the feature adaptation of Neil Miller's Sex Crime, Panic with producer Glenn Williamson and director Peter Paige. FBF is also dedicated to helping emerging LGBT filmmakers secure production funding and/or distribution commitments; assisting recent films including Redwoods and Just Say Love released in 2010.