Kenneth Anderson

Kenneth Anderson, who does not normally refer to himself in the third person, is an award winning filmmaker and video artist in NYC. His films are notable for their memorable characters and meticulous attention to detail. When not directing films and videos, he spends his time creating eccentric websites and hanging out at Cherry Tavern on 6th Street.

Michael Bain

Lynsey Buckelew

Winnie Cheung

Winnie is a Brooklyn based freelance filmmaker. As a storyteller, she is naturally drawn towards finding dignity in people who aren't usually in front of the camera. Her work has screened at Northside Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival and San Francisco Int'l Film Festival. She currently volunteers with Five Boroughs as a photography mentor at East Side Community High School.

Chris Cipriano

Joseph Colmenero

Emmy and Grammy nominated Recording Engineer. Has worked on Oscar winning films with highly regarded directors. Originally from Texas, moved to NYC in 2008 and right away was put onto some of the top creators in the music and film community in the world. Currently a resident engineer for The Cutting Room Studios and Wu Music Group.

Grier Dill

Matt Ferrin

James Gannon

Joseph Gannon

Ryan Garretson

Sean Gill

Sean Gill is a writer, director, and editor who has been called “an imaginative, experienced playwright/filmmaker…[with] apocalyptic vision” by Papermag, and whose films have been described as “captivating, with a vision and creative flair very much their own” by The NY Theater Review. His films have screened at theAtlanta Film Festival, the Canadian Film Centre, the Anthology Film Archives, the NYC Downtown Shorts Festival, the LES Film Festival, Bideodromo Bilbao, PollyGrind Las Vegas (where he won “Best Transgressive Short”), and dozens of other festivals and venues. Two of his films were selected for the Big Fat Scary Deal art exhibition at Purdue University Galleries in 2013 and were subsequently added to the permanent collection. He has studied with Werner Herzog and Juan Luis Buñuel, followed public defenders for the National Geographic Channel, and was an artist-in-residence at the Bowery Poetry Club from 2011-2012.

Brett Glass

Tessa Greenberg

Tessa Greenberg is a filmmaker and performer based out of Brooklyn, New York. She is currently a director and editor for UCB Comedy, (the Upright Citizens Brigade's film production company), where she makes original music videos and series. Video Mass credits include; Spooky Fest 1, "West High Story" (co-writer/director), Love Fest 1 "Lovey Jammers" (co-writer/director), Flux Fest "Hippocampus" (co-writer/director), Block Bust, "Concessions" (writer/director), and Spooky Fest 2, (Intersticials by Brett Glass, actor). Tessa also enjoys doing improv with her team, "Gloria", and can be seen performing at a handful of dark and damp bar basements throughout NYC. In addition to filmmaking, she loves singing, making music, and yelling at people on the street to stop looking at their phones while they walk.

Sarah Goosmann

Philip Henken

Mike Holt

Cale Hughes

Michael Irenski

Christine Kecher

Christine Kecher is the writer and producer of Been Here Before (Fluxfest 2013) and played a (small) role in producing What About Romance (Lovefest 2013). She currently works as Manager of Feature Films at A+E IndieFilms, which finances and produces independent features (Cartel Land, The Imposter, Client 9, The Tillman Story, etc). Her favorite movies include The Long Goodbye, Chinatown and Zodiac, and she's holding out hope that Video Mass will create a Noir Fest.

Lit Kilpatrick

Rachel Klein

Rachel Klein is a NYC based theater director/choreographer coined “Endlessly Clever” (NY Post) and "Nothing short of brilliant" (Broadway World), and of who the New York Times has said "What makes this show pop is the bracing vision of its director, Rachel Klein." Off-B'Way: "The Anthem" (Starring Broadway's Jason Gotay, Remy Zaken, and Jenna Leigh Green, with Randy Jones, the Original Cowboy from the Village People) ; "Around the World in 80 Days" (Six Month extended commercial run at the New Theater on 45th St/The Davenport Theater); "Gay Bride of Frankenstein" (iStar Theatre Lab and the Davenport Theater). Selected NYC Theater: "Coming: A Rock Musical of Biblical Proportions" (FringeNYC); "GRINDR The Opera"; "Carrie: Blood, Fire, and Ballet" (with the Love Show dancers); "The Dead Dream Machine" (featuring performances by Constantine Maroulis, Justin Vivian Bond, Michael Musto, Lady Rizo, and Rob Roth); "Symphony of Shadows" (Jerome Robbins Foundation commission for Dixon Place); "The Tragedy of Maria Macabre" (The Tides Foundation commission); "Go-Go Killers!"; "Hound"; "Circus of Circus" (New York Innovative Theater Awards nominations for Outstanding Director of a Play and Outstanding Choreography/Movement) & "Stage Blood is Never Enough". Regional: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (New Brunswick Shakespeare Festival); "Super" (George Street Playhouse). Educational: "Alice in Wonderland" (Camp Maor for the Performing Arts, PA); Co-host of a DOE internship program with the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance. Miss Klein's choreography has been seen all over the city including at the National Arts Club, alongside F. Murray Abraham and Austin Pendleton, The Slipper Room, The Kitchen, La MaMa, and various nightclubs, theaters, and festivals. For more info please visit Rachel Klein Productions.

Danny Lane

Carl Conway Maguire

Carl Conway Maguire is a Brooklyn-based director, writer, editor, and producer, and an inaugural member of Video Mass. His contributions to the Fests include Old Timers (Flux Fest), SNIKT! (Spooky Fest 2) and Crazy 4 U (Love Fest 2), and his short film Sluggo The Skullcrusher screened at Block Bust 2013. In his spare time Carl draws comics, makes music videos, and roasts pork butts. He can also drive a manual transmission.

Alex Meyers

Robyn Nielsen

Suzi Sadler

Nicholas Santos

Shaun Seneviratne

Shaun Seneviratne is a Sri Lankan-American filmmaker. Video Mass contributions include SEEK HARBOR (co-writer/co-editor) for Spooky Fest, WHAT ABOUT ROMANCE? (writer/director) for Love Fest, and BEEN HERE BEFORE (director/editor) for Flux Fest. His latest short film TOURISTS is in post-production and he's underway on his first feature CONTINENTS. To make a living, Shaun teaches filmmaking to kids through BRIC and Film Society of Lincoln Center.

Megan Stein

Phebe Szatmari

Michael Tosner

Joe Violette

Joe Violette is a filmmaker & editor based in NYC. He is always interested in taking on edits that have great storytelling potential.