• Writer - Director

    Jiin F. Chang, a creative soul raised amidst the cultural blend of the UK and Taiwan, discovered his artistic inclinations through an art-focused program in his early years. His passion for storytelling blossomed when he moved to the United States, where he delved into the world of film production.

    Over the course of three years, Jiin meticulously crafted a narrative that captures the essence of his observations and personal revelations, creating a compelling cinematic exploration of human connection and self-discovery.

  • Producer

    Bright Chang, a rising Taiwanese film producer residing in the USA, embarked on her cinematic journey in her early years, channeling her passion into acclaimed shorts like 'Sean with a Young Smile,' 'Reversal,' and 'Fate Sucks.' While pursuing studies in business management and marketing, Bright immersed herself in the interdisciplinary world of film production.

    In her pursuit of independent filmmaking, Bright delves into unconventional narratives, emphasizing themes of identity and social justice. Her work becomes a powerful medium for societal introspection, urging audiences to critically reflect on our world. Bright's dedication to storytelling amplifies the impactful voice of cinema, illuminating the intricate layers of human experience.

  • Cinematographer/ VFX Supervisor

    Ryan Tester, an Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, stands as a beacon of innovation in the world of cinema. His specialty in cinematography and visual effects (VFX) has earned him accolades such as the Emmy for his impactful work on the PSA 'You See' (2017) and the esteemed Golden Telly Award for his cinematography in the MTA campaign 'Connect to What Drives You' (2021). Ryan's ability to seamlessly blend these disciplines marks him as a pioneering force, reshaping the landscape of practical filmmaking and pushing artistic boundaries.

    With an innate ability to perceive cinematography from a unique perspective, Ryan continues to expand the horizons of filmmaking, shaping the future of the craft.

  • Nathan Shuttleworth, a young cinematographer, discovered his love for capturing nature's essence early on, fueling his cinematic journey into the wild. His adaptability and fearlessness shine as he ventures into challenging locations, fearlessly facing nature's forces. With an impressive portfolio spanning feature films, TV productions, and reality shows, Nathan's work speaks volumes. Notable projects include 'In the Frontier the Flower is Quiet,' earning accolades at the Chinese American Film Festival, and 'J'ai Tue Vincent,' awarded Judges' Choice at the Anchorage 5-day Film Royal Competition. His brave documentation of mining operations in Alaska and Yukon for the series Gold Rush garnered him the Outstanding Camera Support Award.

    Beyond filmmaking, Nathan's heart belongs to adventure, exploring diverse terrains, from land to skies, enriching his unique aesthetic. These personal expeditions infuse his work with unparalleled depth, making his cinematography a testament to the beauty and power of nature.

  • Storyboard Artist

    the Arts, brings a unique creative perspective to every project. Having previously worked as an animator and production designer on award-winning films like "Compound Eyes of Tropical," selected at the Golden Horse Film Festival, Fern is well-versed in crafting visually captivating stories. In 'Stranger,' her role as Art Director showcases her exceptional talent, transforming the film's visual landscape into a captivating tableau. With her keen eye for detail and innovative approach, Fern enriches every frame, making the Alaskan setting a character of its own.

    Fern’s journey as an artist began at Taipei National University of the Arts, where she majored in Animation. Her passion for storytelling led her to become not just an animator but a production designer, crafting immersive worlds in cinema. Fern's expertise lies in blending creativity with technical mastery, evident in her notable project "Compound Eyes of Tropical," a Golden Horse Film Festival Official Selection for Best Animation. Her artistic talent and ability to infuse depth into visuals have made her a sought-after talent in the industry. In 'Stranger,' Fern channels her artistic prowess, ensuring every frame resonates with the film's narrative, creating a unique visual experience for audiences worldwide.

  • Sound Mixer

    Jake, a skilled sound enthusiast, embarked on his sonic journey through intensive studies in Sound Mix and Music Composition in Vancouver, Canada. His hands-on experiences in diverse locations honed his expertise, granting him an intimate understanding of sound from its rawest form to its most nuanced intricacies.

    As the founder of Copper River Sounds, Jake transforms his passion into a thriving venture, becoming a revered sound supervisor. In 'Stranger,' his expertise immerses the audience in the chilling Alaskan backdrop, shaping the film's atmosphere and characters through meticulous soundscapes. With an innovative approach and a keen ear, he crafts an auditory symphony that evokes emotions, making every whisper and heartbeat resonate profoundly with the viewers, transforming 'Stranger' into an unforgettable sensory experience.

  • Photographer