Reuben Hamlyn is a NYC-based filmmaker from London. His feature doc Another Body (2023), won the Special Jury Prize at SWXW, and received an Emmy directing nomination & two BIFA nominations. His shorts include the BFI/BBC commission Roger (2019), student Academy Award shortlisted Bitter Weeds (2024), and Sunday’s Children (2026), which premiered at Cannes. His debut fiction feature was selected for Torino ScriptLab 2026. His editing work has screened at Cannes, Venice, San Sebastián & Locarno. He is an NYU Graduate Film alumnus.    

Devin Carey is an award-winning New York-based producer with an MFA from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business. She is a recipient of the Media Services Award for Excellence in Producing and currently serves as a Creative Development Fellow at NYU’s Production Lab. Her recent credits include Sunday’s Children, which premiered at Cannes La CineF in 2026, and Soft Pavement, executive produced by Spike Lee.    

Asya Segalovich is a London-based filmmaker and producer. She received her MFA from Columbia University in 2023. Her work as a filmmaker has screened at Cannes, Berlin and Sarajevo, with Out the Window Through the Wall winning Second Prize at La Cinef, Cannes 2024. In 2024, she co-founded Bobadibob Films with Marina Charriton, through which they are completing an anthology feature film A Series of Truths and Illusions and developing the collective documentary Letters Across Borders.    

Marina Charriton is a filmmaker based in Paris. She received her MFA from NYU in 2024, where she was a Maurice Kanbar Scholar. Her work has screened at San Sebastián, Tallinn, and received multiple Wasserman King Craft Awards. In 2026, she served on the New Directors Features Jury at San Sebastián. In 2024, she co-founded Bobadibob Films with Asya Segalovich. They produced the collective feature A Series of Truths and Illusions and are currently in development with Letters Across Borders.