Cece's Interlude

Tee Park is a filmmaker originally from Seoul, Korea. A trans woman of immigrant experience, Park's work explores alienation, unconventional bonds, and flawed female protagonists.

Her short film Winter Insect, Summer Flower premiered at Slamdance in 2022 and is currently screening as part of the 2024 Whitney Biennial. Her second short film, 100% USDA Certified Organic Homemade Tofu, which she wrote, was selected to be a part of Indeed Rising Voices S.2.

The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2022, before screening at numerous Oscar-qualifying festivals including Outfest, Palm Springs ShortFest, Urbanworld, Hollyshorts, among others. Park is a current Sundance TAAF fellow, a Sundance Trans Possibilities fellow, a USC screenwriting graduate, and a proud SoCal girl.

Mireia Vilanova is an animation and live action producer and executive from Barcelona based in Los Angeles.

Her work has been featured in festivals all over the world, including Tribeca, Santa Barbara, Palm Springs and Outfest, and has been supported by Sundance, Film Independent, NALIP, Women in Film, among others. She currently serves as Producer and Director of Development at the boutique animation studio Cartuna, where she oversees projects for Nickelodeon, MTV, CMT and Comedy Central, among others, and has been fortunate to work on some of the world's greatest animation franchises, including SpongeBob, Dora the Explorer, and Monster High.

As an independent producer in the live action space, she is currently in post production on three feature films set for release in 2025. In 2024, she was awarded the Berlinale Talent Highlight Award for her film “Silence Sometimes”.

Mireia is a proud member of the Producers Guild of America, the Television Academy and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA). She is a Sundance Producers Lab Fellow, Berlinale Talent, PGA Create Fellow, and Film Independent Project Involve Fellow.

Alsea Diana is a filmmaker and writer originally from rural Oregon. After studying film at Boston University she relocated to California where she became deeply involved in the fields of arts advocacy and media representation, eventually serving as Manager & Interim Director of Frameline Distribution, one of the oldest and largest distributor of LGBTQ films in the world. In 2021 she returned her focus to the creative side of the industry, determined to put some of the theory she had been preaching into practice herself.

In 2023 she wrote and directed the anthology horror film Three Dead Cowboys for Sandaled Kid Productions and V Channels Media as part of a slate of micro-budget genre films showcasing emerging filmmakers, set to premiere on The CW App in November 2024. Her other recent film works include the short doc DOWN OVER UP THE STREET featuring Brontez Purnell and the experimental feature Peregrine Falcon, releasing in 2025.