Kent Bulmer is a writer, director and animator in Moncton, New Brunswick. Through Codepoet Media, he has produced an animated series about two New Brunswick entrepreneurs and a historical documentary about Canada's Confederation.

Alex Bustard is a visual artist/photographer based in Fredericton, NB. She primarily shoots digital or instant analog film, mostly Polaroid. Alex’s artwork often mixes mediums, and is most inspired by cinema and nostalgia. She currently works part time as a video editor, and is set to graduate in June 2024 with a diploma in Photography/Videography from NBCCD.

Jared Carney is a filmmaker, production designer, and writer from Fredericton, New Brunswick.

​S​ome of his credits include the Bell Fibe TV1 series', That Kind of Worked, Jimmy Saves the World, & 8 Cafes, the short films Yesterday's Weather, Crustaceous, Good Neighbours, & Never Got Back My Shirt, and the feature film​s Further Than The Eye Can See, Still Your Song, and Queen of the Andes.

He has also worked on commercial shoots for The Food Network, The Amazing Race, Rob & Romesh Vs, and many local videography and film companies. He is an active member in the local arts and non-profit community, having served on various boards and committees.

Rebecca Carrigan, also known as author Becca Blue, is an award-winning filmmaker, author, photographer, and graphic designer now based in New Brunswick after 25 years in the entertainment industry.

She began her career as an actor in Vancouver before discovering her passion for storytelling and filmmaking. Her debut self-published novel, All I Need, became the basis for her first feature film, which won the Royal Reel Award at the Canadian International Film Festival. Since then, she’s written and directed several films, eight novels, mentored new authors and filmmakers, and served as Film Programmer at various Film Festivals. Her contributions to arts and culture earned her a KW Oktoberfest Woman of the Year nomination.

Rebecca’s production work led her to roles as production coordinator for companies like Sony Pictures, Sim International, Electronic Arts Canada and more. With hands-on experience across TV, film, and video games, she developed a deep understanding of the production process.

Shifting her focus back to writing, she earned a diploma in Graphic Design & Interactive Media to support her passion for books. She now runs her small business (Sakura Blue Studios), offering services to the film industry and helping  indie authors bring their stories to life through graphic design and publishing services. She also runs various workshops which include: The Business of Publishing, The Business of Acting, From Book to Screen, and Writing 101: An Indie Author Guide.

Rebecca is still available for contract positions within the Film Industry but is heavily concentrating now on her small business and the next three novels she's about to release! Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like to inquire about services.

Sakurabluestudios@gmail.com

Rey Cascante is an Ecuadorian actor and multidisciplinary artist based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. With a background spanning theatre, film, poetry, photography, and live music performance, his work explores storytelling through both intimate and immersive visual mediums.

His performance career began during his post-secondary studies, where he was cast in multiple theatre productions including As You Like It (TST), Refugee Hotel (TST), The Fofana Kingdom (Black Box Productions), Life Goes On (NotaBle Acts), Middletown (TUNB), Foolish Deeds (Solo Chicken Productions), Julius Caesar (Bard in the Barracks), and The Tragedy of Macbeth (Bard in the Barracks).

Transitioning into film, he has taken on leading roles in the short films Come Back (2025) and Framed (2026), further expanding his on-screen presence. He has also appeared as background talent in music video productions in Ecuador. In parallel, he performs as a DJ for community events and private engagements, curating immersive sonic experiences that reflect his strong sense of rhythm and audience connection.

Farley Chamberlain is eager to work on film productions as a production assistant and will lift and carry. He has edited several films for school projects and has some experience in the camera department.