Joel Cox (Editor) has worked with Clint Eastwood for more than 30 years, on films that include "Bird," "Eastwood After Hours: Live at Carnegie Hall," Tony Bennett: The Music Never Ends," and co-edited Clint Eastwood's "Piano Blues."  Joel has been editor on movies like “Flags of Our Fathers,” “Million Dollar Baby,” “Mystic River,” “Blood Work,” “Space Cowboys,” “True Crime,” “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,” “Absolute Power,” “The Bridges of Madison County,” “A Perfect World,” and “Unforgiven,” for which he won an Academy Award for Best Editor in 1992. 

Bruce Ricker On September 12, 2007, TONY BENNETT: THE MUSIC NEVER ENDS ran on national television on PBS. This was the fourth documentary directed and/or produced by Bruce Ricker, creator of Rhapsody Films. Over the past 20 years Ricker has co-produced with Clint Eastwood an impressive repertoire of films including Mystic River, Clint Eastwood’s Piano Blues, The Bridges of Madison County, Tony Bennett: The Music Never Stops, Clint Eastwood: Out of the Shadows, and many more.   

Joe Hyams, who has been working with Clint Eastwood since 1971, has shepherded projects of talents such as Stanley Kubrick, Francois Truffaut, David Puttnam, Barbra Streisand, Robert Redford and John Wayne,

Judie Hoyt stared working with Clint Eastwood in 1975, on The Outlaw Josey Wales, after he arrived at

Warner Brothers from Universal.  She has worked with him for a total of 20 years, with a couple of

retirements in between.  During these years she has worked on the films Letters from Iwo Jima, Flags of Our Fathers, Million Dollar Baby, Mystic River, Bird, Pale Rider ,Sudden Impact, Honkytonk Man and many more.

Gary Conway has an extraordinary creative background from the fine arts to the arts of viticulture and winemaking, it was in television where Gary Conway first became recognized worldwide, initially starring in the TV series "Burke's Law," then "Land of the Giants," the world’s most successful TV series.  Besides starring in series and a multitude of episodic television shows and TV movies for the three networks, he starred in many motion pictures.  He is also a prominent screenwriter with such credits as “Over the Top,” and the “American Ninja” series.  He currently directed and starred in the acclaimed film “Woman’s Story.”

George Wilkins was the "Composer in Residence " at Walt Disney Productions for over seven years, making him responsible for writing, arranging and producing over 36 hours of music for film, theatre and pavilion attractions at EPCOT, Disneyworld, Disneyland California, France, Tokyo and China. 

Max Gail is best known for his television role as Det. Stan "Wojo" Wojeciehowicz from the sitcom Barney Miller (1975). He now runs his own production company, Full Circle, which has done documentaries on such things as Agent Orange, Native Americans, and nuclear issues. 

 Ramblin' Jack Elliott is considered one of the country's legendary foundations of folk music. Honored at the White House in 1998 with a National Medal of Arts for his contribution to American Folk Music, he was also awarded a Grammy in 1996 for his "South Coast" recording.  As one of the last true links to the great folk traditions of this country, with over 40 albums under his belt.

Les Blank is a prize-winning independent filmmaker, best known for a series of poetic films that led Time Magazine critic Jay Cocks to write, "I can't believe that anyone interested in movies or America... could watch Blank's work without feeling they'd been granted a casual, soft-spoken revelation." 

Hector Galán has been creating documentary films for over thirty years. One of his most recent credits includes the documentary Los Lonely Boys Cottonfields and Crossroads. He has also produced and directed eleven films for the PBS series FRONTLINE, two films for THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE, and many critically acclaimed and award-winning independent films.  

Cass Warner has the honor of being a third-generation film maker. Her father, twice Oscar-nominated writer/producer Milton Sperling worked on the Warner Bros. lot and her grandfather, Harry Warner, was the President and Founder of Warner Bros. studios. After studying acting with the acclaimed Milton Katselas, and learning screenwriting under the mentorship of her father and Howard Koch of "Casablanca" fame, her production company, Warner Sisters, was born.  Cass carries on the original Warner Bros. motto--making films that "educate, entertain and enlighten."

John Andrew Parks is a Songwriter's Songwriter, a Poet, and a Storyteller. Parks’ melodic narratives run from windblown prairies and old jalopies to shooting stars across the cosmic canvas. As Kenny Rogers once said on an NBC Television Special, “John Andrew Parks is one of the greatest singer/songwriters I’ve heard in 20 years, and whether or not you like this song you have never heard anything like it before!” 

Susan Morgan Cooper, director/ producer An Unlikely Weapon. Susan was compelled to make her first documentary, "Mirjana",about a young girl displaced by the Balkan War." She was drawn to Eddie Adams, the photographer in "An Unlikely Weapon", because of his fascination with displaced and oppressed people. In

2008 Susan is set to direct her first dramatic feature. Based on a documentary she made a few years ago "Roadrunners" is the story of a cop from East L.A. who takes a group ofgang kids and turns them into a championship roller hockey team.

Ronnie Blakely may be most widely known now for her performance as country superstar Barbara Jean in Robert Altman's 1975 film Nashville. She was nominated for an Academy Award in the category Best Supporting Actress and, along with Lily Tomlin (who was also nominated in the same category), is often regarded as offering one of the most revealing performances in the film. 

Richard Bellis is a film and television composer, a former member of the USC faculty and a past president of the Society of Film Composers and Lyricists. Some of his many credits include the Emmy Award-winning score of Stephen King’s IT and the book, The Emerging Film Composer. 

Chuck Banner has worked in developing children's programming, working with the Dallas Symphony on AMAZING MUSIC, a family concert series (A&E, PBS) and in co-production with Fireworks Entertainment on REAL KIDS, REAL ADVENTURES for the Discovery Kids Channel.  Chuck's latest production to air nationally on PBS was AMAZING MUSIC JAZZ, which he directed, produced and edited.