Daniel V. Masciari is an award-winning filmmaker based in New York, who unearths magic in seemingly mundane moments of the human experience.

The son of an Italian immigrant, Masciari grew up outside of Boston in a neighborhood of new arrivals to America from all over the world. This variety of characters and subtle differences fueled his imagination and sense of humor. Fascinated with film’s unique ability to earnestly and intimately tell stories, at age eleven Masciari started shooting and directing his friends on the small Canon ZR-100 camera his parents gave him. By twenty two, Variety selected Masciari as one of 110 students who “represent the future of film, media and entertainment.” By twenty four, he had already edited his first feature film, which was profiled in Filmmaker Magazine.

Masciari’s love of film, and film editing, runs throughout his spellbinding work. His films are imbued with a level of detail that sneaks up on audiences, blending offbeat comedy and compelling human emotion.

Masciari recently wrote, directed and edited his debut feature film, “Stationed at Home”, a hypnotically charming work just recently completed. The black and white film, which takes place over just one serendipitous night, is inhabited by funny, moving and eclectic characters living in an utterly relatable, otherworldly forgotten city.

Masciari embodies the spirit of 70s and 80s independent cinema, bringing a raw and unfiltered approach to his storytelling. His feature film debut is a personal and unique celebration of creative freedom, resulting in an uplifting and one-of-a-kind cinematic experience.

Bethany Hedges is a Buffalo based producer with a background in line producing and production management. In 2017 she co-founded the production company Full Fledged Entertainment and is a producer for the production company NDstudios. Her passion lies in indie filmmaking, aiming to give life to projects with great stories from young and emerging filmmakers. Bethany has worked on a variety of project with varying budget levels including producing All At Once in 2015, Marshall as the APOC in 2016, line producer of Cold Brook in 2017, and Crown Vic as the production supervisor in 2018. Her experience extends to the commercial world, recently as the production manager for the New Era 2019 Official Sideline Collection, which has appeared on national TV. By working on a wide variety of projects, with budgets spanning 200k to over 10 million, she has been able to experience many levels of film making, learning new skills of the trade on every job.

Jackson Jarvis is a WI-born NY-improved Cinematographer who is a longtime believer in the collaborative art of filmmaking and its power to shine light in the darkest places. Jackson is English/Spanish bilingual and has traveled the world practicing his craft on dramatic features, shorts, episodics, documentaries and commercials. His camerawork has screened at the National Gallery of Art, at countless film festivals, and been recognized by the ASC. His most recent film ‘Mover’ won the Spirit Award for Short Narrative at the 2022 Brooklyn Film Festival. Jackson is thrilled that ‘Stationed At Home' is his second narrative feature behind the camera. Jackson currently resides in Brooklyn with his wife Daria and cat Misha.

Eliza’s love of acting was born in kindergarten when her six-year-old competition got cold feet and refused to go onstage. Eliza stepped in as the lead, making up all her lines, scared out of her mind. Apparently, she loves fear, as she’s been a part of the performing arts community ever since. After acting in New York in the '90s, she moved to Boston, landed a job teaching acting, and found her calling. In 2001, she opened The Actors Workshop of Ithaca (AWI), which later branched out to produce shows as well. At AWI she created an acting technique inspired by Meisner Technique. She has trained countless actors, screen writers, directors, including Asia Kate Dillon, Lucien Dodge, Amanda Setton, Tom Costello, Jaime Lee, Professor Cathy Crane and of course the brilliant Daniel Masciari, the visionary artist behind "Stationed at Home". She has directed countless shows, including her favorites, My Name Is Rachel Corrie and Hatshepsut: The Female Pharaoh. She has also served as a casting director for critically acclaimed film and theater. Her most rewarding consulting experience was producing the powerful new work I Carry Your Heart, a play from a nationally acclaimed playwriting competition. Eliza grew this production from a small grant to a nationally recognized work with rolling premieres in Central New York and Los Angeles. Her favorite role as an actor, besides of course Elaine in "Stationed at Home", was in Rabbit Hole, directed by Jeremy Webb. Eliza recently wrote a bestselling book, which landed her on such shows as The Drew Barrymore Show and Access Daily. Now a fixture on TV and print media, Eliza has a social media following of over ¼ of a million followers. She proudly serves on the board of directors for Performing Arts for Social Change.

Matt Fleck is a Buffalo-based Producer and 1st Assistant Director for a multitude of films and commercials, including Paranormal Activity: Next of Kin, Cold Brook, and Bashira. Matt is passionate to bring talented cast and crew members together to create quality movies for audiences to love, and to remember.

Molly Longwell is a writer, director and production designer based in Brooklyn, NY. Her passion for film making gives her a unique sensitivity and patience as a production designer. Her assistant styling experience on food, beverage and beauty photo shoots has given her a keen eye for composition, color and the micro details. She has designed two feature films and several short films. Her debut short film as Writer/Director, ‘Bad Mother’ (2023) was awarded the ‘Grand Prize’ and ‘Best Performance by an Actor’ at the New York Shorts International Film Festival. She is currently in development for her second short film ‘Disco’ and her debut feature film, both beginning pre-production in 2024.

Jack is a sound artist based in Brooklyn, NY specializing in post-sound for film and television. Working as a freelance sound editor and re-recording mixer, Jack has contributed his subconsciously driven, emotive soundscapes to 30+ films since 2019. His mixes have screened at numerous festivals including DOC NYC, Lucca International Film Festival, and Big Sky Documentary Film Festival. These films have accumulated 12 various festival awards, including Best Experimental wins at Oxford Film Festival and Athens International Film + Video Festival, and Grand Prize at New York Shorts International Film Festival.

Louis Newman is a recent graduate of Hobart and William Smith College where he studied Media, Film, Television, and English. A lifelong resident of the Binghamton area, Louis has always been passionate about storytelling, and its ability to offer both escapism and immersion. He is a young, eager producer who is thrilled to work on his first feature film.

Brian A. Page has been filming and producing short adventure documentaries since he became a whitewater kayaker at the age of twelve. For him and his friends it was a way of capturing their adventures and sharing them with friends and family. In 2011 he produced, filmed, and edited his first feature along with director Daniel C. Doran, entitled, Empire: The Whitewater Story. When the film gained international distribution Danny and Brian started a partnership called Empire Film, NY. Brian went on to work on several other projects diversifying to the grip and electric department but ultimately returning to producing and production managing. In 2015, Empire Film, NY was incorporated as Tumblerock Media, LLC with Brian at the helm as President. They have produced two additional feature films and more than ten short films which earned awards throughout the world, including the recently distributed feature documentary Two Wheel Cowboy by distributor Ananda Media, which aired on the Bike Channel (UK and Italy) and Amazon Prime. Brian continues producing projects for Tumblerock and their many talented associates.

Clayton Dubin is an actor and independent film producer, born and raised in Seattle. He graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Government with a focus in business and decided to take an acting class to improve his sales. He soon discovered his love for storytelling while taking a Comprehensive Two Year Meisner Technique Program at The Actor's Workshop of Ithaca. He graduated from the two-year program and has since appeared in lead and supporting roles on major networks that range from MTV to Lifetime Movie Channel. He has starred in over ten films, two major music videos, and various theater and improv performances, including award nominated film REDD. After a successful start in Los Angeles, Clayton decided to return to NYC, refocusing his love for storytelling to help produce and manage financing for Stationed at Home.

A graduate of SUNY Broome and Binghamton University, Robin works in the New York State Senate, serving as Senator Fred Akshar’s Director of Operations. Prior to that, he has been the Executive Director of the United Way of Broome County and Deputy Regional Director at Empire State Development (ESD), New York State’s department of economic development. Before joining ESD, Robin was the Director of Alumni Affairs at SUNY Broome, where he continues to coordinate ecology courses held in National Parks through the Biology department. Active in the community and a volunteer at many events, serving on the Spiedie Fest and Balloon Rally board, Friends of the Forum board, member of the Binghamton Noon Rotary Club and on the Preservation Association of the Southern Tier board. He is past president and a founding member of the Southern Tier Young Professionals. He is a musician, local film enthusiast, car collector and an Eagle Scout.

Vincent Krohn is a German-French producer and actor based in Paris, France where he got his Master's Degrees in Business Law and Media Law at the Sorbonne Law School and Aix-Marseille University. Spending most of his free time binge watching movies, he decided to make his passion his work and has participated in several different short and feature film projects. In 2014, he produced and acted in an Interactive Music Video called Aloe Blacc - Ticking Bomb that was nominated at the Tribeca Film Festival in the Interactive Music Video Challenge category. Enjoying the challenge of making interesting and compelling movies with very low budgets, he produced in 2016 a feature film entitled Escalators that takes place only on escalators. He was executive producer of Two Wheel Cowboy that recently aired on the Bike Channel in England and Italy. Working in the legal department of Pathé Films since April 2016, he's also developing two feature films to be shot in 2019. In 2018, he won the Guiness World Record for Most films seen in a cinema in one year with 715.