Michael Granberry
Country: United States Minor Outlying IslandsMichael Granberry is a 3-time Emmy award-winning director and stop-motion animator whose work can be seen in the critically acclaimed series "Severance" directed by Ben Stiller, the Oscar-winning "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio", Henry Selick's "Wendell & Wild", Charlie Kaufman's Oscar-nominated "Anomalisa", "Tales of Halloween", "Never Sleep Again: The Elm Street Legacy" and numerous other feature films, documentaries, TV shows, web series and music videos. His independent work, which he describes as "queer, garage-punk stop-motion slam poetry" uses recycled and repurposed materials to create strikingly unique visual stories.
Pau Han Kho
Country: NetherlandsP.H. (Pau Han) Kho, (born 10 april 1978), is a martial-artist and a filmmaker from Rotterdam.
Fredrik S. Hana
Fredrik’s work as a filmmaker began in 2010, after two years of film school in Stavanger. After school ended, he created a collective together with other aspiring film workers and started making short films and music videos as director, writer and editor.
His films have traveled the world ever since “Angst, Piss & Drid” premiered at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas. During the course of 8 years, from 2012 to 2020, Fredrik’s work has screened on 100+ film festivals.
Hana has since made the short films "Autumn Harvest", "Sister Hell" and "Rosalina".
In February 2021, “CODE NAME: Nagasaki”, his first ever documentary feature, was awarded with the Grand Jury Award for ‘Best Documentary’ during the Slamdance Film Festival.
