Siobhan Bowers is a visual designer and comes from a motion graphics and editing background. She gained a Bachelor of Design at the College of Fine Arts (NSW University) and recently completed her Masters in Digital Media at the Australian Film Television and Radio School. During her years at AFTRS she specialized in and enjoyed the art of titles design, visual effects and animation. In 2005 Siobhan directed her first animated 35mm film, 'The Instructional Guide to Dating'.

Adriaan Stellingwerff is a new media arts curator / organiser, internet artist and web developer. He has worked in the field of new media and screen-based arts for over 8 years. Combining his technical background as Mechanical Engineer with his interest in the arts, he started working as a new media arts curator and producer in the Netherlands in 1998. Between 1998 and 2003 Adriaan curated and organised three major international exhibitions of interactive installation art (artinoutput.nl). In 2003 Adriaan moved to Sidney where he worked as the Program Manager at dLux media arts for two years between 2004 and 2006. In 2005 Adriaan was awarded a Rhizome commission for his net.art work Eternal Sunset, which is exhibited internationally. Adriaan is currently one of the directors of Infoding.com, a web development business he co-founded in 2006.
http://www.eternalsunset.net

Mike Leggett has been working across the institutions of art, education, cinema and television with media since the early-70s and has film and video work in archives and collections in Europe, Australia, North and South America. He has curated exhibitions of interactive multimedia for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Sydney, the Brisbane International Film Festival and Videotage Festival of Video Art, Hong Kong.
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~legart

Linda Wallace is a curator and artist who has exhibited video works widely. She has a Ph.D from the Australian National University.

Iolini is an artist who works with music sound and image on equal terms. He has composed many works for radio and is currently making video pieces using the same approach. He mixes investigative journalism, sound ecology, storyboarding and conventional notated composition - using songs, spoken word, field recording, improvisation and electro acoustic manipulation to make complex audio/visual works that might equally be documentary or fiction. He works, initially, like a journalist: researching, collecting materials, conducting interviews.
http://www.iolini.com