Nicholas Racz has been involved in entertainment, advertising and social change for nearly 20 years. After beginning his career in advertising with Ogilvy & Mather, he became the Editor of Adbusters Magazine during its formative years. He then moved into film, writing and story editing the internationally acclaimed documentary Ozone & the Politics of Medicine, selected "One of the Best Documentaries of 1994" by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences. He wrote and directed the internationally award-winning feature The Burial Society, which was an official selection at over 70 film festivals worldwide and was released in the US by Regent Entertainment. He has directed campaigns for numerous groups including The Partnership for a Drug-Free America and People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.

Formerly holding roles as President, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Peace Arch Entertainment (AMEX:PAE), one of North America's premier producers of television and motion pictures, Juliet was integral to their emergence as a world-class media company, which during her tenure produced over 200 hours of dramatic and documentary/lifestyle television programs and grew to earn over $55 million in annual revenue. Subsequently, Ms. Jones became Chief Financial Officer of Webtech Wireless Inc. (TSX: WEW), where she established the company from start-up stage to a market cap of over $350 million. She is a Certified General Accountant.

Jack Silberman is an acclaimed documentary filmmaker whose work has been distinguished with over 60 national and international awards. In his 29-year career, he has produced and directed films for PBS, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Britain's Channel 4, The National Film Board of Canada, and for organizations such as UNICEF, WHO and the Aga Khan Foundation. His film Bombies about the deadly legacy of the US secret war in Laos was broadcast on PBS and won first-place awards at ten film festivals. Other films include Polio Hunters for the Discovery Health Channel, The Vanishing Tattoo for National Geographic, and many others. He has filmed in Laos, Sri Lanka, India, Pakistan, Kenya, Tanzania, Borneo, Bangladesh and around the world.

Peter W. Klein is an Emmy Award-winning documentary director and journalist who for ten years produced CBS' 60 Minutes. He and Mike Wallace received widespread attention for their two-year-long investigation into the former Soviet Union's clandestine weapons programs. He produced or co-produced every one of Wallace's post-9/11 reports. As assignment editor at New York Times Television, he oversaw a wide range of projects in Europe, Russia and Central Asia. Peter and CBS reporter Bob Simon conducted the to-date only Western TV interview with the radial Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. At ABC News, Peter was a producer at the Law & Justice Unit, which conducted the prescient 1998 interview with Osama bin Laden. Peter is an assistant professor at the University of British Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism, and taught at NYU and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.

Having penned his first novel at the age of 4, and his first anthology of poetry and narrative verse before his seventh birthday, Nicholas Racz' directing work is deeply rooted in his affinity for storytelling and the fanciful. Abandoning medical school for the world of advertising and then film, he brings a bold visual and thematic style to all his work. He has directed campaigns for numerous advocacy groups including The Partnership for a Drug-Free America and highly controversial campaigns for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals which earned international awards. His acclaimed independent feature film The Burial Society was distinguished with a number of international awards, was an official selection at over 70 film festivals worldwide and was released in the US by Regent Entertainment. He is currently preparing to direct the feature film The Igloo about the systematic relocation of Inuit Canadians from 1930 to 1968.

One the world's premiere visual effects houses, The Embassy created the digital effects for award-winning television commercials for Nike, Mercedes-Benz, Ford Motor Company, Volkswagen, Peugot, Gatorade and others. This Vancouver-based visual effects company is also responsible for creating the effects for video games, and their internationally acclaimed work has earned them numerous awards. They recently completed the visual effects on Paramount Pictures' adaptation of Marvel Comic Iron Man starring Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey Jr. and Samuel L. Jackson.

Switch began in 2000 as an experimental Flash and motion design shop, incubating the landmark Broken Saints online manga series. Since then, the studio has specialized in immersive interactive experiences that integrate online and offline strategic marketing objectives through microsites, viral campaigns, online advertising, advergames, and interactive installations. Switch has won numerous awards including an international Future Marketing Award for best viral and has helped tell the interactive stories of diverse clients including Peace it Together, Microsoft USA, Anagram Pictures and shows represented on the A&E, CTV and CBC television networks.

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