Farah Fawzi Naboulsi, based and from Beirut, Lebanon. Farah has spent the past 13 years navigating her way through Beirut’s artistic, creative and interactive scene. She pours her practices into the soup pot of tv and film, theatre and corresponding festivals. Producing has been one of her most repeated jobs, along side to Art Directing and Scenography. At the moment, Farah is the festival and program coordinator of the Between Women Filmmakers’ Caravan – Online Edition (2020-2023). In parallel to her works that are deeply rooted in the fertile soils of the arts, she’s on the constant search of finding an anchor point, that merges tons of her interests, and allows her to paint new landscapes with all the colors on the spectrum. Having diversified the ingredients of her work experience and having taken slow steps up the ladder, she continues on paving the path of harvest for all her sprouting seedlings.

Before graduating from AUT with a BA in Audio-Visual Communication, I collaborated on 10 short films with international filmmakers. After creating 3 short films and 8 years of working as a producer, writer, director and actor, I am now working towards being a truly intuitive creator.

Elie Khalife is a Lebanese director, screenwriter and producer whose career spans over two decades and multiple award-winning projects. Elie studied film at the Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD). Lebanon is both the backdrop and inspiration to his work.
Elie’s body of work is primarily based on his own material and showcases his comedic streak with award-winning shorts like “Taxi Service” (1996), “Merci Natex” (1998) and his first feature “Yanoosak” (2010). Elie also directed “Single Married Divorced” (2015), a highly popular comedy. Elie’s latest project, “State of Agitation,” which premiered at the Mostra de Valencia in 2020, is his third feature film and the first in which he also stars as an actor. Additionally, he is currently working on his new feature, “A State of Distraction.”
In addition to his personal projects, Elie Khalife shares his expertise by teaching filmmaking at various Lebanese universities and offering guidance to students on their graduation projects and participating in numerous cinema workshops. Recently, he served as a script tutor for the Prelude section of the Red Sea Lodge 2023 Program.

Liliane Hanbali is a film editor from Beirut, Lebanon. She has been working since 1997 on TV commercials, documentaries and public service announcements. In 2012, she opened her own production company, WAHM, taking on all kinds of film productions. Her commitment and passion for storytelling make her a pillar in the creation of Zyara.

Victor Bresse is a Lebanese Sound Engineer, working from his own studio in Beirut. Victor started in the music field and soon transitioned to music production before working as a sound engineer and sound designer on films, ranging from short to feature fiction and nonfiction films. Among his latest projects, the sound design of “Souad” a Feature Film which premiered in Cannes. “Tales of the Purple House” by Abbas Fahdel premiered in Locarno and the Sound Design of “Miguel’s War” Which is still touring around the world.

I have been in the film industry for more than 12 years. I found myself in color grading 5 years ago and have been grading nonstop eversince. Now senior digital colorist at Hedgehog post house, I work with many high-end clients and have graded many beautiful looking commercials, series, music videos, short and feature films, and documentaries. I carry with me a deep knowledge and experience of all aspects of cinema and filmmaking. I am an expert in Davinci Resolve and can work in Baselight, and am a professional in all workflows, color spaces, and technical details pertaining to the grading and finishing process. I love working on all types of projects and making beautiful images to better tell your story.

A citizen of the world and a teller of stories. I’ve been singing all my life and my artistic path has always been accompanied by a thirst for connection. Through singing, my core objective is to remind people that we are all the same.

Amgad is an Egyptian graphic designer, with a special focus on digital publishing. He finds it a bit weird to write about himself in the third person so he’s going to keep it short. He is also the co-founder of Jazilan and its resident creative director.

I am the co-founder and communications manager at Jazilan, the collective partnering with Home of Cinejam in their online outreach journey. My background is in translation, content management, communication consulting, and general things that have to do with words and interaction.
Backstage, I am a writer, traditional folk song enthusiast and singer, and endlessly struggling parent.

I’m the content manager at Jazilan, working on Home of Cinejam’s website and social media accounts. I am somewhat of a “jack of all trades”, working in translation, transcribing, teaching, research, content managing, and the list continues.
My passion is education and arts, mainly handmade arts and educational crafts, and I’m always working on applying my skills towards this passion.

Nabil Assaf is a multidisciplinary artist born and based in Beirut, Lebanon. After studying in France and obtaining his degree in Hotel Management in 2006, Nabil finds himself back in Lebanon, but with a new ambition: the Arts. In 2008 he delves into the world of cameras and quickly becomes a core member in many projects, especially the ones with challenging set-ups and rigs. He also builds his container studio in the mountains where he practices his passion for graffiti, small scale artisanal carpentry, and many other media. This artistic Time Capsule quickly becomes an immediate reflection of his diverse and immersive bodies of work.