
Annelise Wunderlich is a documentary filmmaker and media educator living in San Francisco. She is currently the Executive Producer for KQED Learning, where she oversees educational content production for the Bay Area PBS affiliate. She also has worked as the Education Manager for ITVS, producing community engagement campaigns for the Emmy award-winning PBS series, Independent Lens, in addition to designing curriculum for programs airing on PBS series Frontline, FUTURESTATES, and Global Voices. She co-directed
The Corridor, a documentary feature about the nation's first charter high school operating inside a county jail.
Richard O’Connell is a freelance producer who has worked across the media industry in both fiction and nonfiction formats. His first film
Black Eyed Dog was a feature he wrote and directed, and which received national theatrical release, festival exhibition, and home video distribution. Richard worked as a producer for PBS for 15 years. He was head of production at ITVS for much of that time, where he oversaw the delivery and distribution of over 600 film projects and funding of over $150 million to Independent filmmakers. He worked with Frontline, American Masters, Great Performances, Independent Lens, and POV. In 2016, Richard produced a series of three Ted Talks on education, science, and war, and 12 accompanying short films. Also, in 2016, Richard won a National Emmy Award as a Producer on
The Homestretch.