Gerad Argeros
director, producer, writer

Gerad Argeros is a writer, actor, producer, and father from Northeast Philadelphia. Now based in Brooklyn, Argeros’ original theatrical performance Fox Chase Boy channeled bar basement open mic stand-up comedy aesthetics, maitre’d hotel improvisation, DIY and Punk performance venue drink pricing, and avant garde experimental theater haughtiness. The live show which began as a deeply personal story evolved into the short documentary film Fox Chase Boy, a bold reminder that some families solve problems best in the street.

Kaya Dillon
director, producer, cinematographer

Kaya is a Director, Cinematographer and Producer based in Brooklyn, NY and Arcata, CA. A driving force in Kaya’s approach to documentary work is its transformative power, for subject, storyteller and audience alike. With a constant focus on process and agency of subject, Kaya seeks to engage narratives with the potential to create new perspectives in lived experience. His work on “Radical Love” in 2021 premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. His following feature film as Cinematographer, “All Static and Noise” premiered at Doc Edge and Double Exposure in 2023 and continues to tour the globe shedding light on the harrowing experience of the Uyghur diaspora. He is the series cinematographer for Hulu’s upcoming docu-series “Vow of Silence,” an account of the American Indian Movement of the 1970s premiering this November. “Fox Chase Boy,” his directorial debut, strongly features an impulse for personal storytelling amplified through dynamic photography, multiple formats and cinematic layering.

Robert Kolodny
editor

Robert Kolodny is a Director, Writer, Cinematographer and Editor based in New York City. His feature film directorial debut, The Featherweight premiered at the 80th Venice International Film Festival. Robert served as Director of Photography on the Netflix film “Procession,” which had its world premiere at the 2021 Telluride Film Festival. The film went on to be nominated for Best Documentary at the 37th Film Independent Spirit Awards and Robert was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lighting Direction at the 43rd News & Documentary Emmy Awards. In 2022, DOC NYC named Robert one of its 40 Under 40 Filmmakers. Robert is a prolific film-viewer and a lifelong student of the craft and history of cinema. When not making or watching films, he is a Professor of film at The School of Visual Arts in New York City.

Tara Culp
consulting producer

Tara Culp is a native Philadelphian actress, producer and teacher. Tara was the personal assistant to legendary filmmaker Brian de Palma on “Snake Eyes” and “Mission to Mars.” Tara co-produced her first short “The Window” directed by Jono Oliver which went on to become an official selection of the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. She worked with director Allison Bagnall as a producer and casting director on the narrative feature “Funny Bunny” which premiered at SXSW in 2015. Tara’s grandparents raised 14 children on a farm in Foxchase including her mother. She is deeply honored to be a part of this project.