ALIM SABIR is a Kazakh-Canadian filmmaker based in Toronto. His practice includes short-form narrative, documentary, music video, and high-end commercial work. Alim’s perceptive style is defined by his infinite pursuit of expressing the intricacies of human nature and his own connection to the ever-evolving world.

As an artist manager, over his 10 years at Arts & Crafts developing and managing artists, Bled Celhyka has built and launched projects of all kinds including domestic and international tours, full album cycles including recording, single release campaigns, videos. He’s also worked on various projects at the label such as Field Trip Music & Arts Festival, developing and booking the festival’s Comedy stage in the early years of the festival.

Beneath the painted hues and infinite prairie skies of Saskatoon a city in the heart of Canada lies a soulful, creative spirit that proves there’s much more to the so called ‘fly over states’ than grassland and grain silos. Katie Tupper, a 24 year old neo soul musician, embodies that spirit of boundary pushing, genre defying artists at work within the often overlooked region. Her latest EP Towards The End a sultry, glittering debut that showcases Tupper’s mastery as a musician, writer and producer, and is an ode to love, identity and the inextricable ways the two entwine.

Xavier Tu is a choreographer, producer, and movement director based in Toronto, Ontario. Whether producing film, choreographing music videos for Canadian artists, creatively directing international competition choreography, or working as a performer on film, Xavier always seeks to bring innovation, creativity, and multidisciplinary approaches to his work. Though dance and movement was his first medium, Xavier seeks to bring new perspectives into the film world by rethinking the way that dance and non-dance movement can amplify the impact of film projects of any format.