David's previous productions include a documentary about an immigrant choir for the BBC and a feature length documentary on Iranian Cinema. In 2010, he produced the 'Citizen's Project" (www.citizens-project.com), which was one of the first 'webdocs' to be produced. Using only the Internet to source, produce and distribute, the Citizen's Project bought together nineteen filmmakers from around the world to make short form portrait documentaries about the city they live in. 

This year he has finished a feature length documentary about the jazz virtuoso, Gilad Atzmon; and has just completed a short fiction film called 'Mother', which is being submitted to international festivals. He is also producing  the feature documentary 'Too Young The Hero', about Iranian youth wrestlers and their quest to become world olympic champions.   

As well as directing and producing many short films and documentaries, Golriz has a passion for social and political issues. She has extensive knowledge of the geopolitics of the Middle East; has worked with multiple NGOs and anti sanction campaigns including the Poverty Knowledge Center trying to tackle poverty in the Middle East by empowering women and children.

Trained as a professional painter at a young age, she gained both her BA and MA in fine arts from Central Saint Martins School of Art. As a video artist, she has presented her video installations in various international galleries in cities such as Berlin, London, Istanbul and Tehran.

Coming from a fine arts background, she intertwines politics with an appealing visual style, which is clearly demonstrated in her latest documentary "Gilad's and all that Jazz"; a close-up and personal look into the controversial life and political views of Britain's most famous Saxophonist.

Her portfolio includes a documentary looking at Iranian society's hopes for democracy around the time when the Nobel Peace was awarded to Shirin Ebadi, the first ever Iranian and Muslim woman to have received the prize. The documentary, called "Toddler on the Path to Democracy", has in-depth interviews with the noble peace prize laureate herself and other important figures of Iran's civil society movement. 

Golriz is now producing a documentary about the lives of youth wrestlers in Iran. 

As a recent graduate of Southampton Solent University, with a First Class BA degree in Film and Television Studies, Ashley has a keen ambition to begin a long career in the media related industries. With an interest in the representations of race and ethnicity in popular media, his studies have revolved around researching this subject throughout his degree. He hopes to continue this research during an MA in October 2012 at Southampton University.

In the meantime Ashley is working on a number of projects and exercising his passion for cinema exhibition by trying to start a film festival in Southampton and working as a producer and researcher on documentaries.

A keen editor with a distinct visual style, Lade has made the progression from the edit suite into other areas of production. Demonstrating a passion and understanding for all things video, he is building a diverse portfolio and consistently delivering strong narratives and aesthetics. After 2 years creating music video's for MTV and branded content for established venues in London, his YouTube  showreel attracted an international retail brand with whom he is now directing and editing a range of adverts.
His first documentary film, an engaging insight into the UK music scene, is being released with Contra Image in 2012.