Anton Kulyk is a Saint John-based freelance photographer, videographer, and content producer with a deep-seated passion for visual storytelling and community building. Combining a rigorous technical background with a sharp creative eye, Anton holds a Master's degree in technical mechanics and mechanical engineering, alongside extensive training in electrical systems. This rare blend of engineering precision and artistic intuition allows him to navigate complex production environments and technical gear layouts with absolute adaptability.

Active in the New Brunswick creative community, Anton is the founder of the "Saint John Filmmakers" community platform, a space dedicated to fostering local collaboration, networking, and creative growth. His hands-on production experience spans across narrative short films, documentary projects, and event coverage. Equally comfortable behind the lens and in the edit suite, he works fluidly as a Unit Stills Photographer on film sets and manages robust post-production pipelines using Adobe Creative Suite and Capture One. Whether scripting a new concept, directing on-camera talent, or calculating the perfect technical layout for a studio space, Anton is dedicated to crafting compelling, high-quality cinematic content in the Atlantic region.

Josh offers a diverse skill set, as a licensed pyrotechnician, photographer, creative director and commercial producer. With more than 20 years experience in adventure sports, Josh is comfortable working in situations that are difficult to access, on a rock face or deep in the woods. Working with athletes is second nature, but he is also detail oriented and satisfied spending hours refining a single image. This adventurous spirit and attention to customer needs has provided a wealth of experience interfacing with businesses at all levels of leadership. Josh is presently acting as the Executive Director of the Woodstock Chamber of Commerce.

Josh loves to travel, and has produced videos and stills in Romania, Ontario, New Brunswick and Arkansas. His small media company, FPS Media, has been around since 2009, and is based out of Woodstock NB, specializing in commercial and corporate photography and video.

Tracey Lavigne is a writer, director, and producer of several award-winning short films have screened across Canada and beyond, and is the producer of the upcoming Ry O'Toole feature fantasy Further Than The Eye Can See. Tracey is an alumnus of the FIN Atlantic Script Development Program, the Reykjavik International Film Festival Talent Lab, and a past winner of the CBC Women Making Waves Pitch Competition.

Tracey has credits as picture editor and production designer on several co-op short films, garnering multiple awards for her work. 

Tracey serves on the board of directors of the NB Filmmakers Co-operative and Women in Film and Television Atlantic.

Cat has been a volunteer and Film Co-op staff member for 28 years. She assists members with their film/video productions from development to distribution. Cat coordinates the Co-op’s ongoing programming and activities.

Cat sits on the board for the Writers’ Federation of NB, Linda Joy Media Arts committee, and is co-lead for programming and events for the Silver Wave Film Festival. In addition, Cat and her mother run the Jane LeBlanc Legacy Fund outside of her job at the Film Co-op.

Cat was awarded the CBC Pioneer Award at the Atlantic Film Festival in 2010 and was presented with the 2011 Wave Award for film, television, and new media, honouring women in the industry for their accomplishments, vision, leadership, and dedication.

Cat creates free-flowing hypnotic songs and musicscapes for film, commercials, and gallery installations. In addition, she has done music artist residencies at The Banff Centre and in Italy. She has received artsnb, Banff Centre, and Canada Council grants to create her music.

Stephen Leggatt is a filmmaker and photographer, a recent graduate of the Broadcasting: Television and Film program at Fanshawe College in London, Ontario, also a graduate of the Business Administration: Management class of 2021 at NBCC (New Brunswick Community College).

Currently working out of Miramichi, New Brunswick, Stephen has worked on multiple different types of productions, (Documentary, Experimental, Commercial, Television, Narrative Short Film) and looking to expand on the skills he learned at both institutes by working with others within the industry and help foresee others visions into a reality.

Interests being making compelling stories through stills and film, writing a narrative from scratch, making each shot individually striking using different techniques of cinematography, how the lighting affects the shots look, as well as how the project comes through in the edit.

Happy and proud to be working within such a creative space with others in the field.