BRIAN SCHULZ is a national Emmy Award winning producer and cinematographer. During the fall of 2015, he served as a DP on Showtime’s acclaimed docu-series, “A Season with Notre Dame Football.” His 2012 film, “Brooklyn Castle”, was a South by Southwest Audience Award winner and has since been optioned by Scott Rudin/Sony Pictures for theatrical remake. In his 16 years at Major League Baseball, Brian created co-branding content for Gatorade, Scotts, Pepsi and MasterCard.

In 2014 The Sports Business Journal honored him with a “Forty Under 40” award. Since 2001 Brian has been a weekend youth volunteer at the Lower East Side’s Grand Street Settlement as well as a co-chair at their annual fundraiser, The Taste of the Lower East Side. He’s also a proud founding contemporary member of the Whitney Museum in New York City.

RENA MUNDO CROSHERE is one half of the directing duo Mundo Sisters along with her sister, NADINE MUNDO. Known for their award-winning documentary work, the Mundo Sisters recently expanded into the commercial world signing with Biscuit Filmworks. They were also featured in Shoot Magazine’s Up and Coming Directors.

The Mundo Sisters made a huge splash in the sports world with their short film “Rowdy Ronda Rousey” for ESPN Films, about the trailblazing UFC champion and her meteoric rise. Within 24 hours of its release, it became the second most-viewed short film in ESPN history. The duo then re-teamed with ESPN to develop and direct “What Makes Us,” a series of shorts featuring top female athletes including soccer stars Megan Rapinoe and Sydney Leroux, and surf champion Carissa Moore and ice hockey star Hilary Knight.

Previously, the Mundo Sisters’ 2013 feature documentary “American Commune” – about their childhood on a rural Tennessee commune and their culture shock upon leaving it – premiered to critical acclaim at the HotDocs International Film Festival. The duo got their start at MTV, where they created and directed “My Life (Translated)” and were directors on the Emmy-winning “True Life” documentary series.