Originally from Hamilton, Ontario, Alison Taylor spent 20 years working as a video editor for film and television in Toronto before moving to Fredericton, New Brunswick in 2018. Alison has continued to work for Ontario production companies since then, but would like to work on projects that are Maritimes-based. 

Alison's many editing credits include HGTV’S Home Town, Storage Wars Canada, and the Colombian-Argentinian co-production feature film El Jefe, which broke box-office records. Alison has been nominated for a CCE editing award, and projects they have edited have gone on to garner awards and nominations at festivals. 

Alison helped to produce and also served as an editing mentor on Tracey Lavigne’s film Picture Yourself, and they are the producer of Lavigne’s first feature, the queer coming-of-age drama Glitter, which was the 2022 selection by Women in Film and Television Atlantic for consideration by the national jury of the Telefilm Talent to Watch program. Alison has also made a number of experimental short films that have screened at festivals internationally.

As a writer, Alison has published short stories in Broken Pencil Magazine and Exile Literary Quarterly. Their debut novel Aftershock, published by HarperCollins Canada in 2021, received the Atlantic Book Awards First Book Award and was shortlisted for the Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Prize. Alison's second novel is working-titled Confessions of a Binge Drinker.

Lisa Thompson is a writer and poet and the 2022 recipient of the Jane LeBlanc Filmmaker Award. Lisa is involved with a podcast series and her poetry has been described as Raw Poetry. Rawness in poetry is simply writing with honesty. When a raw tone and a confessional attitude combine, the voice is vulnerable, personal, and realistic. 

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 producer, photographer, editor, and audio engineer with over nine years of experience in film, television, and digital media. With a background in Audio Engineering and Music Production, she brings a distinctive blend of technical expertise and creative storytelling to every stage of the production process.

Specializing in video editing, post-production, and sound design, Rebecca has built a career crafting compelling visual narratives and immersive audio experiences across a wide range of formats, including branded content, documentaries, television, podcasts, and independent film. Her expertise spans editorial strategy, sound design, dialogue editing, audio mixing, and post-production workflows, allowing her to shape projects from initial concept through final delivery.

Throughout her career, Rebecca has collaborated with production companies, agencies, broadcasters, and independent creators, helping transform ideas into polished, engaging content. Known for her attention to detail, strong creative instincts, and collaborative approach, she combines technical precision with a deep understanding of story, pacing, and audience engagement. Rebecca is passionate about creating work that resonates and leaves a lasting impression.

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