Mario Pinzon is an award-winning independent filmmaker. He has directed and edited numerous corporate, educational, and narrative projects. His short films have screened at national and international film festivals.

He wrote and directed the acclaimed, tense
and gritty urban short, Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, which was finalist at several
festivals and directed the mystical urban tale, Immaculate Perception, which won the best short drama award at the Kent Film Festival. Pinzon was invited to discuss his film on Telemundo television and RCN Radio International.

Pinzon taught film editing at the New York Film Academy and recently completed the CUNY Baccalaureate for Unique & Interdisciplinary Studies program in Independent Filmmaking. His latest film is the character-driven short entitled, Deliverance.

Vora Vor is an accomplished musician, composer, writer and producer – a true renaissance woman.

A notorious recording artist and producer of dark heavy music, she is well known internationally and has produced numerous music projects, including five CDs for the NYC-based and internationally acclaimed band, Braindance, with a pair of Gold and several charting credits with other artists.

Vor wrote the music for and produced the short film, Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms. She wrote and produced Immaculate Perception and wrote the music for it as well.

She recently produced, created the sound design, and composed the score for the character-driven short entitled, Deliverance.