Director

Georgina Cammalleri

Georgina is a BAFTA-winning and Sports Emmy-nominated Latino filmmaker, known for her compelling and intimate storytelling. She made her directorial debut with Netflix’s critically acclaimed BAD SPORT, a sports docuseries she co-developed, directing the episode “Horse Hitman.” Her next project, RIGHT TO FIGHT, a Sky feature documentary on the pioneers of U.S. women’s boxing, premiered at Sheffield DocFest, screened at Doc NYC, and earned recognition at both the Sports Broadcast Awards and the Broadcast Digital Awards in the UK. Before transitioning to directing, Georgina produced several notable documentaries, including the BAFTA-winning GUN No. 6 (BBC). Beyond documentaries, she directs music videos, allowing her to explore form and style more creatively. She is passionate about finding innovative ways to tell stories and communicate contributors' experiences more viscerally.

Producer

Gannesh Rajah

Gannesh is a multiple BIFA-winning producer. His first feature documentary, the BFI supported ‘IF THE STREETS WERE ON FIRE’, had its World Premiere at the 66th BFI London Film Festival, had a limited theatrical release in the UK, was acquired by BBC Storyville, and screened at The Houses of Parliament. The film was longlisted for a BAFTA and won two BIFAs, including "Best Feature Documentary", with Gannesh being nominated for the "Breakthrough Producer" award. His latest short documentary, ‘PUFFLING’, screened in-competition at SXSW, qualified for the Academy Awards after winning the Jury Award for Documentary at Aspen, and was acquired by The New Yorker. Gannesh was previously awarded the prestigious Doc Society Fellowship, is a Sheffield DocFest Future Producer and BFI Insight Producer alumni, is part of the BAFTA Connect and Film London's Breaking the Glass Ceiling cohorts, and was named a Film London Lodestar. He would like to personally thank you (yes, you) for reading his bio.