Alec Butler is a multi-talented writer, performer and video artist. Alec's films include the animated trilogy MisAdventures of Pussy Boy, as well as a mini-documentary called Audrey's Beard; and the short film Darla's Goodbye, which was also published as a short story in Red Light: Superheroes, Saints and Sluts. Alec is currently working on a novel called Ruf Paradise. His plays include Black Friday? (nominated for the Governor General’s Award for Drama), Medusa Rising and his one trans man show Ruf Paradise. Alec was recently named one of Toronto's "Vital People" by the Toronto Community Foundation for his leadership in the trans community.

Dara Gellman was born in Sydney, Australia, but is now based in Toronto and works as a video artist, curator, writer and cultural organizer. Dara is a founding member of the curatorial organization VVV. Exhibitions of Dara's video work include: the Sydney International Film Festival, Australia (2003), Images Festival of Independent Film and Video, Toronto (2003), Inside Out Lesbian & Gay Film & Video Festival, Toronto (2002), Brussels Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, Belgium (2001), Immaginaria Festival Internazionale del Cinema Lesbico, Italy (2001), 7th Warsaw International Media Art Biennale, Poland (1999) and Festival International de Cinema et de Video, Montreal (1999).

John Greyson was the recipient of the 2000 Toronto Arts Award for film/video. His feature films include: Urinal (1988 - Best Feature Teddy, Berlin Film Festival); Lilies (1996 - Best Film Genie, Best Film at festivals in Montreal, Johannesburg, Los Angeles, San Francisco). Film/video shorts include: The Making of Monsters (1991 - Best Canadian Short, Toronto Film Festival; Best Short Film Teddy - Berlin Film Festival), He has also directed episodes of Queer as Folk and Made In Canada (Best Director Gemini, 2002). His contributions as a member and through service on the boards of arts organizations include V/Tape Distribution, Inside Out Film/Video Festival, the Euclid Theatre, Trinity Square Video, Charles St. Video, LIFT (Liaison of Independent Filmmakers Toronto) and Beaver Hall Artists Housing Co-op.

Peter Kingstone is a single channel and installation video artist. He lives in Toronto, Ontario Canada. He holds a Philosophy/Cultural Studies Degree from Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, and Masters of Fine Arts from York University, Toronto, Ontario. His work has been shown across Canada and throughout the United States. He won the Untitled Artist Award in 2005 for his installation Strange Case of Peter K. (1974-2004).

Mishann Lau is a writer/ director/ sound editor who is currently living in Toronto. She has been working as a sound editor by day and surreptitiously writing and directing short films by night. Having successfully screened her films at various international festivals, Mishann is currently developing a series of shorts and her first feature film.