Jordan Gustafson & Phillip Iscove & Kenny Neibart & Brooke Solomon

Jordan Gustafson (they/them) is a non-binary LA-based writer/director whose work aims to highlight authentic queer experiences all through a fresh genre-blended lens. Raised in Massachusetts, they started their filmmaking career on YouTube creating shorts that garnered millions of views. Currently, Jordan is on the festival circuit with "Prom Party Massacre", an award-winning horror musical short. They also co-host The Queer Quadrant, a podcast focused on analyzing LGBTQIA+ representation in four-quadrant films. Jordan currently freelances for production companies like Working Title Films, Miramax, Good Thing Going, and MRC, among others.

Phillip Iscove (he/him) most recently developed MEDS for Amazon Studios as well as DELIA GRAVES AND THE ORDER OF MERLIN for NBC/Universal TV. Before that, he was a writer/producer on the GREY'S ANATOMY spinoff STATION 19. He is the co-creator of SLEEPY HOLLOW for FBC. He has developed pilots for CBS, Disney+ and HBO MAX and is also the co-creator and is also co-host of Podcast Like It’s The 2000s.

Brooke Solomon (she/her) is a propulsive genre film & TV writer with a background in development. She grew up as a bisexual Lebanese girl on a farm in rural New Hampshire, where animals generally outnumbered (and outranked) the local people. Brooke has a special love for projects with a strong intersectional focus, as well as splashy action pieces, rural stories, and anything mythology inspired. Her writing work has been recognized by The Black List Episodic Lab, the WIF Fellowship Program, ATX TV's Mentorship Program, Moonshot's Pilot Accelerator, ISA's Diversity Initiative, the Athena List, and the Stowe Story Labs, among others. Brooke is currently working with Audible & James Patterson and GammaTime Premium Shorts. She also co-hosts The Queer Quadrant, a podcast focused on LGBTQ+ representation in blockbusters.