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Los Angeles native Kelley Kali has a BA in anthropology with a minor in film and classical civilization from Howard University. She is a producer, director, actor, and writer, who made her directing debut with Belize’s first Creole dramatic TV series, Noh Matta Wat (2006), winning a Paul Robeson Award. Her University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts MFA thesis film, Lalo’s House, won Student Academy and Directors Guild of America Student Film awards, among other honors. She was among the co-directors on the USC feature film, The Adventures of Thomasina Sawyer (2018).

Angelique Molina received her BA in child and adolescent development from San Francisco State University, before switching gears and returning to her native Los Angeles to work as a production and camera assistant and enrolling at the University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts. She previously directed two short films, There Goes the Neighborhood (2016) and Quinceañera (2018).