Creative Team
Stacey Tenenbaum
Stacey Tenenbaum is an award-winning creative producer and director. In 2014 she founded H2L Productions, a boutique documentary film production company specializing in crafting character driven stories which are shot internationally. H2LProduction’s award-winning documentary feature Shiners, was sold to TV5 Quebec- Canada, Documentary Channel Canada, and Independent Lens / PBS. Stacey also produced The Beat (OLN), a documentary series she co-created. In 2012 Stacey was nominated for an International Emmy for In Real Life III, a factual tv series she co- created and produced.
Van Royko
Van Royko, CSC., is an award-winning cinematographer from Montreal. Van has learned from celebrated directors including Nettie Wild, Yung Chang, Sturla Gunnarson and Denys Arcand. He co-directed and shot Eye Steel Film’s feature documentary, Let There Be Light, which had its premiere at SXSW. The film was broadcast on the Documentary Channel in the Winter of 2018. Van also shot and directed a short film on Myanmar’s election and democratic reform for the online platform Field of Vision which premiered at the NYFF.
Christina Clark
Christina Clark is a writer, director and producer from Montreal. She has worked in documentary film and television since graduating from Concordia’s Communications program in 2012. Her work has appeared on CBC, Knowledge Network, TV5, Discovery and
Pierre-Etienne Bordeleau
Pierre-Etienne Bordeleau holds a BA in cinematography from Université du Québec à Montréal. For the last decade, he has been working as a cinematographer on numerous documentary projects, filming in more than 20 countries around the world. The inspiration and insight gathered from his travels are the building blocks for his growing advertising and narrative work. His documentary cinematography can be seen on several TV networks including, CBC Radio-Canada, Tele-Quebec, TV5, RDS, and Canal D.
Howard Goldberg
Howard Goldberg is an award-winning editor who has been working in the industry for over 30 years. He has used his keen sense of storytelling to find hidden layers of meaning in over 30 film projects,
