Stephanie Tierney is an artist and Volunteer Recruitment Coordinator at CHSR, a volunteer-run alternative radio station serving the student communities of UNB and STU, as well as the community of the Greater Metropolitan Fredericton area, and the world online. Stephanie also has a business background and experience in managing volunteers.

Rebecca Tinsley is a versatile production coordinator, post-production editor, and event photographer with over 7 years of experience in a multitude of production roles. She specializes in video editing, audio engineering, and motion graphics animation. Graduating with a diploma in Audio Engineering and Music Producing, Rebecca began her career in the film industry immediately after, gaining a comprehensive background in editorial and creative direction for digital and video. Her expertise has extended to include producing and directing for various agencies and independent projects.

Peter is a writer/director based in Fredericton, NB. In 2023 he graduated from UNB's Media Arts and Cultures program. He's worked on many short films, and a couple features over the past few years, and is always happy to help in capacity. 

He's created a few of his own short films as a student at UNB. In 2023 he received a short film venture grant to produce his first official short film, STUCK. The film won best Sound design, Music composition, Picture editing, Lead performance, and Best NB Short at the 2024 Silver Wave Film Festival. 

Preferred contact by email Pete.titus22@gmail.com

Rebecca Elmire Tremblay is a storyteller, actress and filmmaker based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Recent television credits include a Principal role in Revival (NBC) and Actor roles in Mont-Rouge (Radio-Canada ICI Télé), Garde-Partagée (Unis TV) and Diggstown (CBC). Voice over credits include the television series Lil Glooscap & the Legends of Turtle Island (APTN) and the audiobook, Fortune of Wolves.

Rebecca wrote, directed, starred in and produced the short films, Good Mom and HUM. HUM took home 2 awards and was nominated in 4 categories at the 2023 Silver Wave Film Festival; it was also selected to be broadcast on CBC in 2024. She has written 3 feature film screenplays, and is currently working towards her next short film about postpartum depression.

Rebecca is the recipient of the Artsnb Creation Grant (2024), the Jane LeBlanc New Brunswick Creative Award (2023 + 2021), the Jane LeBlanc Film Post Award (2023), the CBC/NB Joy Award (2022), the Telefilm Short Film Venture Award (2022), and a finalist of the CBC Pitch Competition (Making Waves Conference 2023, Halifax), to name a few.

Rebecca is the founder of By Odin’s Beard Productions. She is a mother of two who has travelled to 44 countries and speaks 5 languages.

Crew roles she has held in film and television productions include: Screenwriter, Director, Script Supervisor, Production Manager, Art Director, Casting Director, Wardrobe Supervisor and Producer.

Originally from Quebec, Cathy Verreault has lived in NB since 1991.

Cathy has been writing for years and published her first children’s book in 2012 (Un monstre dans ma maison). Since then, seven more books have been written (three adult and five children’s books) under her own publishing company: Editions de l’Ancre.

Cathy’s next creative objective is to make a film based on her most recent novel:  LETTERS LOST IN TIME: Last Journey to Freedom, inspired by a love letter written in 1942 and found by accident in a garage sale 30 years ago. Unfortunately, the letter writer died in a plane crash in the Netherlands in April 1944. Cathy focuses her story on WWII in this suspenseful historical novel.

Cathy is also a member of AAAPNB and an actress with Fous de la scène théâtre company in Fredericton.

Alex Vietinghoff is an award-winning freelance cinematographer and editor based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Alex has a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Journalism, as well as years of practical experience from working for local production companies, TV shows, and as an independent videographer.