Jennifer MacArthur is a multi-platform communications, distribution and engagement strategist with a focus on documentary. Her background spans 20 years working in radio, film and television, digital media and publishing. In 2008 she founded Borderline Media. Borderline’s strategic design work includes SOUTHERN RITES (HBO, 2015), OUT IN THE NIGHT (POV, 2015) GIDEON’S ARMY (HBO, 2013) and TRACES OF THE TRADE (POV, 2008), WORLD Channel and the ITVS social TV player OVEE. Jennifer has advised on numerous other films, including 3 ½ MINUTES (2015), AMERICAN PROMISE (POV, 2014), DIRTY WARS (IFC, 2013) and VALENTINE ROAD (HBO, 2013).

As a sought-after expert on media engagement Jennifer is an advisor, panelist, and juror for industry including the International Documentary Association, Sundance Institute, Tribeca Institute, Sheffield Doc/Fest, CPH:DOX, BRITDOC, IFP, Corporation for Public Broadcasting and POV.

Jennifer is deeply committed to social impact media and the work of independent strategists who produce impact campaigns. She established the global peer support network Impact Producers Group, and launched Impact Socials, a networking event for creative change-makers.

An emerging thought-leader in the field, Jennifer is a 2015 Rockwood Leadership Institute JustFilms Fellow and a participant in NAMAC's 2015 Creative Leadership Lab at Sundance. In 2011 she was one of 12 senior film professionals selected by BRITDOC for their Impact Producers retreat, and their inaugural Impact Distribution Lab. Jennifer is also a member of the Interactive Media Impact Working Group, a project of the Tribeca Film Institute and MIT's Open Doc Lab.

Mr. Gonda co-founded Tugg, Inc., a web-platform that enables audiences to choose the films that play in their local theaters and community venues. Launched at the 2012 South by Southwest Festival, Tugg has relationships with over 85% of the theater screens in the US and has held events across all 50 states. These individually curated events showcase Tugg’s growing library of 1600+ studio and independent films. Mr. Gonda worked with director Terrence Malick as Co-Producer of THE TREE OF LIFE, winner of the Palme d’Or at the 2011 Cannes Film Festival, and Producer of TO THE WONDER. He is continuing his collaboration with Mr. Malick, producing his IMAX documentary, THE VOYAGE OF TIME, as well as Mr. Malick’s two upcoming films, KNIGHT OF CUPS and the currently untitled feature based in the Austin music scene whose combined casts include Christian Bale, Ryan Gosling, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett, Michael Fassbender and Rooney Mara. He currently lives in Los Angeles, CA.