CHRISTIAN ARSENAULT (aka Hal Huckabee) has been creating independent short films in Moncton, NB since 2010. He has written, directed, shot, and edited more than 50 film projects.

As a Film Studies / Digital Productions teacher, he instructs students in creating their own short films, where they are then screened at a schoolwide film festival. In addition to this, Arsenault himself has created numerous videos for the school, gaining a humble cult following after his most recent film, Knight of the Pumpkin Heads, was banned due to excessive gore and the use of pyrotechnics. Finally, he is also part of his school's Performing Arts Department, where he leads the backstage crew (Sound & Lights Team) during their Musical Theatre season.

Brandon Arseneau has experience filming and editing. Currently he is in early development of his first short film.

Nick is interested in coming back into the field after pursuing other interests. Has done a commercial for NB Tourism in 2006 as an actor. He studied at CCNB for the theater technician program and was a theater technician and production assistant during the mid 2000s. Worked on a French docuseries and French television commercials for a couple years as a production assistant and assistant camera man. Left it behind to take a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Creative Writing at St-Thomas University in 2014. Was part of the short film Support Grows Here as a background actor. Since his graduation he pursued other interests, and now is passionate about becoming an Actor, Director and Writer. He is currently finishing up a script and is eager to work in the field again and refresh his skills.

Mateo is an aspiring filmmaker who is passionate about telling stories through film and music. He loves writing and directing. He is currently studying film at UNB and has a passion for photography and a way of capturing his emotions in his images. He is willing to take any position on set to help with production.

Juliet Rose is a bilingual Acadian filmmaker and media artist based in Southwest New Brunswick. Her work explores identity, place, and neurodivergent experience, often grounded in the landscapes and communities of the Bay of Fundy region.

Working across documentary, illustration, and mixed media, she brings an interdisciplinary approach shaped by a background from Concordia University's intermedia BFA program. Alongside her video work, she is currently self publishing looping illustrated poetry books that reflect an ongoing interest in cyclical storytelling and form.

She is currently studying communications and publishing, further developing her approach to storytelling across mediums. In 2023, she completed ArtsLink NB’s CATAPULT Arts Accelerator program. Her work has been supported by the Canada Council for the Arts, where she has also served as a peer assessor. In 2024, she produced a large-scale livestream of the total solar eclipse from Hartland, New Brunswick under Rose Media Group, reaching an audience of over 60,000 viewers. In her freetime, she enjoys writing, painting, and gardening.

Alongside her creative practice, Juliet is actively engaged in developing the arts and culture sector in her rural home, supporting sustainable, community-driven opportunities for artists in Southwest New Brunswick.