A Day in the Life of a Screenwriter with Beth de Araújo (JOSEPHINE) and more

Suzanne Andrews Correa is a Mexican American screenwriter and director. A recent graduate of the Film Program at Columbia University (MFA), she has worked in the industry for almost a decade as a member of IATSE. Her latest short, La Casa de Beatriz, premiered at the 2017 Morelia International Film Festival and received awards from the Princess Grace Foundation and Directors Guild of America. Andrews Correa is a 2018 Sundance Screenwriters Lab Fellow and recipient of the Latino Fellowship. La Cazadora (The Huntress) will be her feature directorial debut.

Eimi Imanishi is a Japanese American filmmaker who grew up in France. She earned her BFA from the Slade School of Fine Art, University College London, where she majored in sculpture. Eimi directed two award winning short films Battalion To My Beat (2016), and One-Up (2016) that have screened at TIFF and won the Canal+ Award for Best International Short at Clermont-Ferrand. Eimi is a 2018 Sundance Screenwriting Fellow and a Film Independent Directing Fellow with her first feature film titled DOHA – The Rising Sun.

Born in Greece, Christos Massalas is a graduate of the London Film School. His short films have received awards from around the world and have screened at international film festivals including Cannes, New Directors/New Films, Locarno, AFI Fest, Guanajuato and BFI, among others. His latest short film Copa-Loca was nominated for the European Film Academy Award. Broadway will be his feature directorial debut.