Alex Vietinghoff is an award-winning freelance cinematographer and editor based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. Alex has a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Journalism, as well as years of practical experience from working for local production companies, TV shows, and as an independent videographer.
I am an Indigenous wolastoqew (person of the good river) or Maliseet who has had a long love affair with all aspects of film. I have been learning from NBFC for almost 3 years and have taken Fred/Moncton/SJ Workshops in Film making.
WORK EXPERIENCE
2001-2007 Appraiser of military antiquities for The Collectors' Guild
2000-2001 Set builder for the Saint John Museum
EDUCATION
2011 Pyrotechnician certification
2010 Restricted firearms licence (owner of Civil War era black powder pistols and WWII military rifles)
1998 Bachelor of Arts, double major in Philosophy and History, UNB, Fredericton
1994 Certificat Elémentaire de Français Pratique, Alliance Française, Paris
Andy was born in 1972 in New Brunswick. He received his B.A with a major in psychology from UNB, an MSCE and certification in hypnotherapy.
Andy is a photographer, creative writer, web developer, project manager, event coordinator, hypnotist, and teacher/tutor. He has done still photography on multiple member productions over the years and recently behind-the-scenes videography as well.
Annick Blizzard has been involved in the New Brunswick film community in one capacity or another since 2009, but is mostly an actress appearing in films such as Broke, Lady Eternal, In Search of Laura Fearn and Black and White and Dead All Over. Recently, she co-produced, and appeared in the short film Cabby.
Aryelle Morrison is normally a singer-songwriter writing pop/Broadway-style tunes in Moncton, but is thrilled to be stretching her acting muscles. New to film, she has participated in theatre over the years, including "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (Roundhouse Productions, 2019), A Miracle on 34th Street (Saint John Theatre Company, 2016) and Little Shop of Horrors, directed by Michael McCardle.
Ashley is a filmmaker with a passion for cinematography. She has a degree in Media Arts and Cultures (Film Production) from the University of New Brunswick, is an active Film Co-op member and has been volunteering and working in the provincial film community for the past few years. Ashley has been involved in outreach projects promoting film and education in the community including the 'Cyber Violence Research Project,' 'What’s Up Doc?’ and 'Young Citizens’ programs.
Britany Sparrow is originally from Vernon, British Columbia, and has been making films in New Brunswick since 2006. After graduating from UNB with a BA in English (Creative Writing) and a certificate in Film and Video Production, Britany joined the New Brunswick Filmmakers' Co-operative, and she directed her first short film, The Perfect Cliche, in 2007.
Bronwen Mosher is a writer/director/actress based in Fredericton, NB. She is also a singer/songwriter and crew person on indie and commercial film projects.
Bunthivy is an award-winning filmmaker and actor. Owner of Yellowwood Pictures, her short films A Lion’s Tale won Best Short NB Drama (2008 Silver Wave Film Festival) and Super Geek Math Boy! won Best Short NB Comedy (2010 Silver Wave Film Festival).
