Mary Trunk has been making experimental and documentary films for over fifteen years. Her feature length documentary “The Watershed” screened at over 30 film festivals around the world and garnered more than ten Best Documentary and Special Jury Awards. "Plain Art" her most recently completed documentary received a Durfee Foundation grant and won the prestigious Ruth Landfield Award at the Fargo Film Festival.
As part of the team of Ma and Pa Films, Mary’s work includes producing and directing a fundraising video for the Arroyo Arts Collective in North East Los Angeles and an educational documentary about teaching Suzuki violin to public school children. Her newest documentary "Lost in Living" is in post-production.
Paul Sanchez has been working in the motion picture industry for over 15 years. Paul has provided his assisting and camera operating talents to over 30 feature films, including "Mrs. Doubtfire," "The River Wild," "Walk the Line," "Identity," "Matrix Reloaded," "Sideways," and "3:10 to Yuma." He has worked as a Camera Operator and a Director of Photography with such Directors as Wim Wenders, James Mangold, Alexander Payne and Sam Raimi. Paul’s producing and editing credits include "The Watershed," "Plain Art" and the upcoming documentary "Lost in Living."