Francisco Cabrera-Feo is a Gen-Z bisexual, bilingual, and bittersweet TV & Film writer/producer raised by an activist mother in Venezuela before emigrating to South Florida at age 11. He recently finished writing on Season 4 of Eugenio Derbez's ACAPULCO (Apple TV+) as a Co-Producer and is currently adapting a YA novel for SONY PICTURES TV, as well as developing a pop culture-infused romantic comedy feature with Sue Kroll’s KROLL & CO. (Birds of Prey, A Star is Born) producing. His previous writing credits include: GENTEFIED (Netflix, Peabody-Nominated), GORDITA CHRONICLES (Hulu, LA Times' Top TV Show of 2022), Season 3 of ACAPULCO (Apple TV+, 100% on RT), and others. The Los Angeles Times recently called him both "a writer on the rise" and "thirsty on Twitter" -- he cannot confirm or deny either. He writes for the closeted chubby kids who wore t-shirts in the pool and were forced into Catholic school even if the body of Christ compelled them, and despite PEOPLE MAGAZINE calling him “The New Promise of Latino Cinema," his mother still thinks he's a gringo.

Sam de Ceccatty is a French-American writer and director with experience in graphic design, animation, and live-action filmmaking. He has created short films for clients such as Fujifilm and the Paralympics and was a winner of the competitive BBC Comedy Writers’ Room. His projects have appeared in numerous international festivals, including Oscar and BAFTA qualifiers. His adult comedy animation "LILITH & EVE" premiered as an official selection of the Tribeca Film Festival and received a Vimeo Staff Pick. He has worked on the script team for "The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon" and sold a mini-series to AMC set in the Walking Dead universe. Currently, he is developing the adult comedy animation series "SHAMAN THERAPY" with Silex Films, a project selected for Cartoon Springboard 2023, and directing "MARE THE MERMAID," a 10x22min adult comedy animation series for France TV, due in 2026.

Kayla Yumi Lewis is a Korean-American writer from the CA Bay Area with a BFA in Film & Television from NYU Tisch. While at NYU, Kayla wrote a YA drama pilot called PARKED IN AMERICA, which world premiered at SXSW in March ‘21 in their episodic pilot competition and won the SXSW Pitch-a-thon. After SXSW, PARKED screened at NFFTY, SeriesFest, Atlanta Film Festival, and Nashville Film Festival, among others. At SeriesFest, Kayla won the Best Writer (Drama) award as well as the Level Forward Impact Award, sponsored by Abigail Disney’s company Level Forward. Kayla continues to develop PARKED for series with Level Forward while working on new projects. She currently works in development at Uzo Aduba’s production company Meynon Media.