Robert Y. Chang is the Co-Producer of POV. He serves as juror, screener, programmer, panelist, and reviewer for a range of film festivals, foundations, and funders of the arts. Robert received his PhD in Cultural Anthropology with research on the intersection of religion and media. As a filmmaker, Robert’s work has screened worldwide and is distributed by Documentary Educational Resources (DER). He is a member of the PGA, the Television Academy, and NLGJA.

Pamela launched Limonero Films in 2016, with the intention to work on projects she feels passionate about, with people she likes. She has degrees in Art History and Journalism, and a master’s in film history and visual Media from Birkbeck University in London. With more than two decades of experience in media sales, she has forged relationships with all the important players in the industry. She enjoys playing the guitar and singing, circus trapeze, cinema and traveling. Some of her favourite titles in the catalogue are Lovesick, the Inside the Storm series, and Azor Producciones´ wildlife titles.

As Executive Producer at Boardwalk Pictures Australia, in addition to overseeing all Australian projects, Hilliard consults and produces on Boardwalk’s global slate of studio content, originals, line production, and brand storytelling.  Focused on authenticity and collaboration, Boardwalk partners with a diverse community of storytellers, creating mainstream entertainment across a variety of genres, including Welcome to Wrexam, Pepsi’s The Show, The Goop Lab, Val, Last Chance U, and Cheer. Best known for the documentary series Chef’s Table and Robert Redford’s Iconoclasts, Michael’s career began on-tour with The Rolling Stones in 1997, capturing live concerts.  Since then, his work with award-winning actors, musicians, artists, and sports figures often features a bit of rock and roll, a human truth, and something unexpected.  Michael is a member of the International and US Television Academy, the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, and Screen Producers Australia. 

Julian is a cultural organizer, film programmer and creative producer dedicated to fostering diversity and independence in media and transformative experiences to audiences. At Doc Society, he is the Climate Story Fund Officer where he supports filmmakers throughout their production and impact journeys. Since 2009 he has been involved in exhibition projects showcasing independent cinema in the United States, Mexico and, most recently, Spain. From 2018 to 2020, Julian served as a programmer and later as programming co-director at Ambulante Documentary Film Festival. He currently sits on its Advisory Board. He is a member of DAE and DOCMA.

Inka Achté is a Finnish filmmaker and a former documentary sales agent whose career in the field of documentary film spans 20 years.
Alongside directing non-fiction in short, feature and series formats, Achté currently works as the Artistic Director of DocPoint Helsinki
Documentary Film Festival and as Head of Acquisitions at Raina, an agency focusing on all aspects of festival distribution of documentary films
from all over the world. A frequent mentor and lecturer, she has taught at Aalto University in Helsinki, the Norwegian Film School Lillehammer,
Raindance Film Institute in London, EICTV Cuba, and consulted/tutored professionals at numerous professional industry contexts, for example
at IDFA Consultancies, Cannes Docs, Asian Documentary Clinic, Baltic Sea Docs, Astra Film Doc Tank, Sheffield DocFest and Cinedoc Tbilisi.
She is also the founding member of the no-budget film collective Metku, which uses spontaneity and joy as working methods in creating non-
fiction works.