Jack Silberman
Jack Silberman studied documentary filmmaking at M.I.T. and has a master's degree from the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. He has made documentary films for Canadian broadcasters, the National Film Board of Canada, PBS, Discovery Channel, National Geographic, and others. His films have won more than 60 national and international awards.
Michelle Mason
Michelle Mason is an award-winning independent documentary filmmaker from Vancouver, and the coordinator of The Documentary Program at the Bosa Centre. Michelle began her career in international
journalism, working with the CBC in London and Washington, D.C., and freelancing in Berlin. She returned to Vancouver to found Cypress Park Productions and make The Friendship Village (2002), a tragic and inspiring documentary about an American veteran's efforts to build a reconciliation project with the Vietnamese General who killed his entire platoon. Michelle next wrote and directed Breaking Ranks, (2006) the story of four American military deserters seeking sanctuary in Canada from the Iraq War. Michelle holds an MA in International journalism (City University, London, 1994) and a BA in Literature from the University of British Columbia (1992).
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Warren Demsys
Warren’s love for the recorded image began at the age of 10 when he would experiment with alternate edits of his favourite programs using two vhs machines and crash record. The abuse of many cameras and vhs machines would follow over the next decade. A degree in Film Production from The University of Regina along with stints working with The BBC, Rainmaker, and Command Post-Toybox eventually led him to the world of education in 2002. He’s shot/edited a variety of different films from corporate to documentary to music video to commercial work. Warren has Apple Certification in Final Cut Pro and he also enjoys writing and percussive music, which he studied at St. Francis Xavier University.
