Will Parrinello (Producer/Director) has been making award-winning documentaries for 35 years. His extensive filmography includes Movies Around The World, a short for the 89th Academy Awards (seen my 85 million people in 250 countries); Mustang – Journey of Transformation; Emile Norman – By His Own Design; Dreaming of Tibet; Little Italy; and Kerouac. With his filmmaking partner John Antonelli, Will co-produced and co-directed the multiple Emmy Award-winning series The New Environmentalists, narrated by Robert Redford. Parrinello co-produced Summer ’82 – When Zappa Came to Sicily; Sea Change; Roots of Ulu; Yen For Baseball; and Sumo Basho. Will was director of photography on the Academy Award-nominated feature documentary Tell The Truth & Run – George Seldes & the American Press and editor of PBS/POV’s In The Light of Reverence.

Rick Tejada-Flores (Producer) is a documentary filmmaker with more than 40 years of work to his credit. Among his credits are The Fight in the Fields, Cesar Chavez and the Farmworkers Struggle (PBS & Sundance Channel) and three films for PBS/American Masters: Rivera in America; Jasper Johns, Ideas in Paint; and Orozco, Man of Fire. Other films include Race is the Place (PBS/Independent Lens); The Good War and Those Who Refused to Fight It; and Low ‘N Slow – The Art of Lowriding. Rick served as producer on the Emmy and DuPont-Colombia award winning PBS series The Great Depression. His most recent film, My Bolivia – Remembering What I Never Knew (PBS World), is an intimate investigation into his family’s distinctive Bolivian roots.