Sabrina Rücker is a Berlin-based film editor and producer, whose work focuses on queer identities and provincial narratives. In 2019, she successfully completed her bachelor studies at MetFilm School with the short documentary Opa Schorsch und Oma Ulla, which premiered at the 35th Osnabrück Independent Film Festival in 2020. In her work, she questions traditional role concepts in her search for a deconstructed notion of home.

Sabrina produced the short film Paper Swallows Rock from director Vanessa Gravenor which premiered at the 38th Kasseler Dokfest and will be screened at the 68th Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen. She is the editor of the feature film Ioanna, directed by Albrecht Hirche, the video exhibition Truth or Dare from Maja Classen and has edited documentaries for the German Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.

Brian Hose is an American screenwriter and film director living in Berlin, Germany. Born in Boulder, Colorado in 1993, he moved to Brooklyn, New York after graduating from high school, where he worked as a video artist in the independent art scene and shot music videos. In 2017, he moved to Berlin, Germany, where he graduated from his film directing studies at MetFilm School Berlin in 2019, under the instruction of Henner Winckler.

Since then, Brian has been working as a freelance director and cinematographer in Berlin's independent film scene. Brian’s work explores themes such as social pressure and shaming culture, with a particular interest in stories with young people and among the LGBT+ community.

Brian worked as the video artist for a production of the Deutsche Oper (German Opera) in 2021, and his work was exhibited at the Gay Museum Berlin in 2020. As a cinematographer, he won the Best Cinematography award for The New Galileos at the Sicily International Film Festival in 2018. Brian was a guest lecturer in 2017 at the Institute of the Arts in Philadelphia and Parsons School of Design in New York City.