Mikaela Minga is an ethno/musicologist and research scholar  in the Institute of Cultural Anthropology and Art Studies in Tirana.  She also teaches courses on films music, jazz and popular music at the University of Arts. Her main research areas include 20the century musics, with a particular attention towards urban musical practices in Albania and the Mediterranean, film music and multimedia. She has published several books and articles.

Brenton KOTORRI is a political trainer on account of the two German political foundations in Albania, FES and KAS. He is also a columnist for postbllok.com and other journals. Since January 2015 he has founded and lead APPA Think Tank, the young professional team that monitors and evaluates the Public Policies of the Albanian government. Translator of seven books in their Albanian Editions. In 2012 he was a contributor in the World Forum for Democracy and a year later in the UNESCO forum on Human Rights. He is specialized in political ideology and communication strategy. The US political system is also his field of study and expertise. He holds a BA and a MSc in International Relations.

Nikola Vukcevic film director and producer

PhD - Professor of Film directing, at Montenegrin national Faculty of Dramatic Arts – Cetinje, is a Montenegrin film and theatre director, born in 1974, in Titograd (Socialist Republic Montenegro), in Yugoslavia. He is member of Film board of Montenegrin Academy of Sciences and Arts (CANU), and vice-chairman of Board of Montenegrin National Television - TVCG.

Sokol Shameti, (born April 29, 1978) is an Albanian columnist, writer and journalist. Much of his interest is concerned with Politics of Albania, political philosophy and the late modern and contemporary history of the Balkans. Engaged with the Anti-globalization movement and International Organization for a Participatory Society, his work focuses on the failure of the political bodies of the left wing to represent public interests, the totalitarian ideology of the Neoliberalism and the transformation of the new left into right wing capital controlled parties. He is often mentioned among the Radical left activists in Albania.

Ben Andoni, born in 1966 in Tirana, studied Geography-History and worked firstly at the  Hydrometeorological Institute. Since 1996 his main profession has been as a journalist. He wrote for the newspaper “Koha Jone”, was Cultural Editor of the newspapers “Gazeta Shqiptare” and “Korrieri”, Chief Editor of the weekly magazine “ABC” and Deputy Chief Editor of the magazine “MAPO” and “Java”. He is currently editor in chief for national Cultural Supplement “Milosao”. He was also correspondent of the Belgrade news agency BETA and currently for ORF (Austrian National Radio Television). Ben Andoni translates from Serbian, Croatian and English.

Lyubo Yonchev is award winning director, writer and producer born on 16.02.1983 in Pleven, Bulgaria. He graduated film directing from New Bulgarian University. His professional debut is the short fiction film "SHOOTING STAR" which has been nominated for the 29th European Film Awards 2016, selected to more than 100 international festivals and won over 30 awards. Lyubo Yonchev becomes a member of the Union of Bulgarian Filmmakers (UBFM – Film Academy). Since 2016 he is a member of European Film Academy.

She is a art historian specialized in contemporary art and focused on publications. She worked for several film and art events and is the former editor in chief of le négatif magazine dedicated to film photography.

EJAlbum founder and administrator, project manager and curator of art events, specially focused on photography, he works for years in the communications and represent in Albania some of the most important brands in that sector.