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Julia Mintz is a producer, writer and director of documentary films.  She has been on the producing team for films that have premiered at Cannes, Sundance and TriBeCa, and won Emmy, Peabody and festival awards. Her films can be seen on HBO, PBS, American Masters, NETFLIX, Amazon, and shortlisted for Academy Awards. Julia has worked on many of the country’s most celebrated documentaries. Recent projects include Mr. SOUL!, which premiered at TriBeCa, short-listed for an Academy Award®. She co-produced Joe Papp in Five Acts, premiered at TriBeCa for PBS, and post-produced Get Me Roger Stone, premiered at TriBeCa, NETFLIX. Mintz produced the Emmy-nominated California State of Mind, PBS and post-produced Soundtrack for a Revolution, short-listed for an Academy Award® Best Documentary, premiered at CANNES, nominated for Writers Guild, HBO; Nanking, short-listed for Academy Award® which won Peabody®, Emmy®, and Editorial Award at Sundance; and Love Free or Die: story of Bishop Gene Robinson, winner Sundance Jurors Choice. Additional projects include Muscle Shoals, Sundance and Cyndi Lauper: Still So Unusual.  Mintz’s upcoming documentary film FOUR WINTERS is slated for theatrical release in Spring 2022.

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Peter has worked with many of the industry's greatest documentary film directors including: Errol Morris Academy Award winning, Fog Of War, Sundance Film Festival Award winner Capturing The Friedmans by Andrew Jarecki, Academy Award® nominated Tupac Resurrection by Lauren Lazin, John Sales’ Casa De Los Babies, Spike Lee’s Jim Brown All American, Geodfrey Reggio’s Naqoyaqatsi, Pieces Of April by Peter Hedges, and Ken Burn’s documentary films including the multi-part series: The War, Baseball, The West, Lewis and Clark and National Parks. Peter is a graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology. Peter has worked extensively as both a colorist and editor, lending a unique perspective to his finishing work. Peter is also a frequent speaker at film festivals, technical conferences and roundtable discussions around the country.

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Noël Raley is a social justice and human rights advocate who has committed her work to racial equity, family and child advocacy, education access, and reproductive health and justice. She received her JD from NYU School of Law after graduating magna cum laude from SUNY at Geneseo. She was a staff attorney fellow at the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, and went on to direct an educational advocacy project for Family Court-involved youth in Brooklyn at Advocates for Children of NY. As an adjunct professor at University of Massachusetts Amherst, she taught a course on the injustice of the school-to-prison pipeline and volunteered at Racial Equity and Learning, an anti-racist coalition in local schools. Noel also facilitated support groups for MotherWoman, an organization whose mission is supporting the resilience and empowerment of women suffering from post-partum depression. She took on the role of Communications Director at Center for Contemplative Mind in Society. Raley served as President and board member of Friends of Children, a child and family advocacy organization. As a producer at New Moon Films, she has worked on Four Winters and A Survivor's Story. 

A graduate of Ithaca College's Park School of Communications where he studied Film, Photography, and Visual Arts. Tim has edited numerous documentary and narrative short films that have received awards at film festivals like the NYC Chain Film Festival and Asbury Park Film Festival. He has worked as an assistant editor on feature length projects such as MSNBC's This Happened series. Tim joined New Moon films' editing team as an Assistant Editor and as a field archival researcher in Eastern Europe. In addition to his editorial work, Tim has collaborated and worked in many facets of the FOUR WINTERS film and the production company. 

Kit Marshall is a photographer trained at the Rhode Island School of Design, The Art Institute of Chicago and the International Center of Photography in NYC and the Rhode Island School of Design. She also studied anthropology and visual ethnography at RISD and The New School for Social Research. 

Kit began her career as a photojournalist and then worked her way into visual public relations in both print and person. 

Kit worked for Very Special Arts New England as a photographer, public relations coordinator and a visiting artist in programs and institutions scattered across the East Coast. Kit is currently an Art Specialist, who has been working in the industry and in education for over 30 years.