Sabine Sidawi is a Beirut-based film producer and founder of Orjouane Productions, established in 2007. She has produced and co-produced more than 30 fiction and documentary films screened and awarded at international festivals. Her credits include Mother Valley, Beirut: Eye of the Storm, 3000 Nights, Makhdoumin, Parisienne, and Carlos. She also teaches film production and has participated in international workshops as an expert in Middle Eastern film production.

Bahij Hojeij is a Lebanese film director, screenwriter, producer, and cinema educator. He studied philosophy and theatre at the Lebanese University and pursued cinema studies in France. His work includes documentaries and feature films such as Ring of Fire, Here Comes the Rain, and Good Morning. He has also taught cinema at the Institute of Fine Arts at the Lebanese University.

Samir Habchi is a Lebanese film director and writer with a long-standing career in cinema and audiovisual production. His filmography includes Meyl, The Tornado, and Beirut Open City (Doukhan Bila Nar). His work has addressed Lebanese social and post-war contexts through a distinctive cinematic approach.

Georges Khabbaz is a prominent Lebanese actor, writer, theatre director, producer, and university professor. With a career spanning theatre, television, and cinema, he is known for major works including Under the Bombs, Ghadi, Waynon, and Capernaum, where he is credited among the screenwriters. His artistic work is widely recognized for its humanistic and social dimension.

Milad Tauk is a Beirut-based cinematographer and director of photography with extensive experience in feature films, television, documentaries, advertising, and cultural productions. His cinematography credits include Beirut Open City, Good Morning, and Hassan Al Masry. His body of work reflects a long-standing contribution to Lebanese and regional visual storytelling.