Katrīna Neiburga is one of the most outstanding and prolific contemporary Latvian artists. She has received several awards, including the prestigious Purvitis Award in 2009, and has represented Latvia at the 56th Venice Biennale in 2015 (“Armpit” together with her husband artist Andris Eglītis; curator Kaspars Vanags). In terms of disciplines and media in Neiburga’s oeuvre, she has made videos (including music videos), films, projections for the stage design in opera and theatre, installations, objects, performances, photographs. Out of the broad spectrum of media, the moving image – be it film or video – can be considered Neiburga’s key medium and mode of expression.

Otto Kylmälä is a Finnish filmmaker, film critic, who has served as a jury member for short film and music video competitions, as well as an artistic director for several film festivals. His latest work as a producer, The Moonshiners (2017) was nominated as the best short film in the Finnish Oscar's.
Besides working as a film director, he is also the Artistic Director of Loud Silents Festival and he also curates for various other international film festivals around Europe.

After having worked for various festivals and cultural structures, Arnaud Dumatin became the general manager of the La Rochelle Cinema Festival in 2004 and has been its co-president since 2018.
Arnaud Dumatin is also an author, composer, performer, notably within the group "Institut", whose latest album "L'effet waouh des zones côtières" was released in March 2021.

Described by BBC News as “either a genius or a madman”, Adam Donen invents art forms, writes, directs and composes. Recent works include Symphony to a Lost Generation, the world's first fully holographic drama, and Nixon in Agony, the world's first binaural audio drama. Last year saw the release of his first feature film, Alice, Through the Looking, featuring Vanessa Redgrave and Steven Berkoff among its ensemble cast, and premiering at Tallinn Black Nights. A second feature, set to film in Latvia, is currently in development.
He has written libretti, directed traditional theatre works, composed for major orchestras and soloists and released 4 albums of songs. As a result of his groundbreaking work with holograms, he is also commissioned (by Kanye West among others) to resurrect the dead.

The creative brain behind internationally acclaimed Opium Club and gallery 1986 in Vilnius, founder of Ant Bangos Festival and Alfavilnius Festival, conceiver of Silence Music, Best Kept Secret and Le Temps Perdu Records, recording artist known under the names of 'Vidis' and 'V', restless DJ and all around music enthusiast, Vidmantas Čepkauskas has stayed at the forefront of Lithuanian Electronic Music scene for more than 20 years.