Nick is returning to the film and television industry after exploring other professional interests. He began his career in the mid-2000s, working as a theatre technician and production assistant following his studies in the Theatre Technician program at CCNB. During this time, he also gained on-set experience as a production assistant and assistant camera operator on French-language docuseries and television commercials, and appeared as an actor in a commercial for New Brunswick Tourism in 2006.

In 2014, Nick pursued a Bachelor of Arts with a concentration in Creative Writing at St. Thomas University. He later appeared as a background actor in the short film Support Grows Here.

Since graduating, Nick has explored other paths, but has now returned to his passion for storytelling and performance. He is currently completing a script and is eager to re-enter the industry, further develop his skills, and pursue opportunities as an actor, director, and writer.

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.

Actor/Singer/Voice Actor based in Dieppe (formerly Halifax and Toronto). Unions: ACTRA, CAEA. Credits in TV, animation (CBC), radio drama (CBC). Recent voice work for Atlantic Lottery Corporation. Regional theatre in Atlantic Canada and Ontario. In 2023, two shows/tours with Theatre New Brunswick, and 3+ months in Newfoundland doing Come From Away - Gander (ACCNL/Rubinoff). A versatile vocalist, formally trained in classical and jazz styles and performs frequently as a soloist and as lead singer for a number of musical acts. Member of SOCAN, and a previous FACTOR grant recipient. Diploma in Arts & Culture Management, 2022. www.bridgetbezanson.com

Until recently, my partner, Lauren, and I were living in Ottawa, where I completed a Master of Arts in political science while working for the military and Department of National Defence. In our spare time, we'd often explore and film historic sites in the region, and then life ground to a halt with Covid 19.

With everything on pause, we made a leap of faith, moving to New Brunswick and launching our web series - Blue Lobster Tales - where we film public history documentaries with me focused on directing and Lauren on hosting. New Brunswick has been pivotal in making creative space to foster this new journey, a journey that started in my childhood!

Filmmaking was always a creative outlet for me, having constantly filmed as a kid and travelled, as a teenager, across Canada with my father, filming documentaries about Canadian residential schools (e.g., The Fallen Feather: Indian Industrial Residential Schools and Canadian Confederation, Dr. Mary Thomas: The Mount Ida Project). So, returning to this passion through Blue Lobster Tales, my love for filmmaking and exploring creative ways of bringing stories to life has only grown. This inspiring us to start a new (sweat-inducing) journey, as Lauren and I produce our first feature-length documentary film.