Alen Šimić, born on December 31, 1988, in Tuzla, Bosnia, where he was wounded during the war, and received primary and secondary education after the war. He first studied Production at the Academy of Dramatic Arts in Tuzla but later switched to Multimedia Directing at the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo. During his studies, he directed four plays and three short films.

His short documentary "B4" was selected for the Sarajevo Film Festival 2020 student competition program.

Adis Kutkut, known as Billain, is the founder of the CYBERNEURO art movement and a leading drum'n'bass producer, impacting Hollywood films, video games, and music releases from Critical Music, Invisible, Eatbrain, and Bad Keys. Starting in hip-hop and techno, Billain's unique sound design has earned global recognition. His debut album, "Nomad's Revenge," was nominated for the British DnB Awards' Album of the Year, and he won the Croatian Ambassador award for Best Regional Artist. Billain has designed sound for films like Hunter Killer and Pacific Rim Uprising and contributed to the video game Scorn under his Aethek pseudonym. In 2023, he released his third album, "Different Eyes," via Renraku Global.

Billain engraves his name in Bosnian cinematographic history with the cinema premiere of the animated sci-fi film "Fugitive". Supported by the company Symphony, as well as music giants FL Studio and Kilohearts, "Fugitive" is the reflection of a new star in the vast ocean of Billain's imagination.

Ismira Mašić was born in Olovo. She graduated from Dobrinja High School in Sarajevo. After studying Comparative Literature at the Faculty of Philosophy, she entered the Academy of Performing Arts, Department of Dramaturgy, in the class of Professor Elma Tataragić, where she is currently a graduate student. The scripts for the short feature films “Stronger” and “Red was my favorite” and the first episode of the graduation TV series “Second Chance” were published in the academic collection. Also, her radio drama “Remember who you are” and the full-length drama “New Year when there was no cheese” were published. In 2022, she was awarded the prize for the best student of the Department of Dramaturgy. After graduating, she wants to continue her studies at the masters of film directing department.

Tina Kalinić was born in Sarajevo in 1986. She graduated dramaturgy in 2009 and received an MA in Dramaturgy in 2014 at the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo. Since 2012 she is engaged in educational process at the Academy of Performing Arts in Sarajevo. She works as a freelance screenwriter and director.