Bob Madey is a New York based producer/director. Over the last 15 years he has worked throughout the Indian sub-continent, Oceania region, the Middle East, Sub-Saharan and Northern Africa, South East Asia, as well as the U.S., producing ethnographic, educational and social issue programming. In 1999 he completed a three year residence as lecturer/senior video producer at the University of the South Pacific, where he produced/directed and edited his last documentary effort, Compassionate Exile.

Ram Devineni is the publisher of Rattapallax Press and a film-maker who has had films shown at the Cairo International Film Festival, San Jose Film Festival, Philadelphia Festival of World Cinema, etc. He was an Eagleton Associate at the Eagleton Institute for Politics at Rutgers University where he studied political theory and campaign management. He has organized several state and federal elections. He also integrates new technologies (e.g networks, SANs,...) for Citigroup.

José Ignacio Silva Anguita's first poems were published in the anthology Voces Germinales (2003), where he appears with other young poets and narrators, all students of the School of Creative Literature of Diego Portales University. His articles have appeared in the cultural supplements "Artes y Letras" and "Revista de Libros" of El Mercurio newspaper and also in the website Critica.cl. Currently he works as an editor, staff writer, and literary critic of the electronic cultural magazine Plagio.

Jorge Díaz studied journalism at Diego Portales University. He worked for the National Television of Chile´s website. He currently teaches at Santo Tomas Profesional Institute and is also an assistant teacher in Diego Portales University.

José Alfredo Elías studied journalism at Diego Portales University . He worked for the news division at the chilean TV station Mega and the news team on channel 13. In 2005, he moved to La Familia productions, where he currently develops the TV show, Canción nacional (national anthem).