WeiFan Wang is an animation practitioner based between Taipei and London. His work often takes the form of short animated films that quietly explore themes such as intimacy, vulnerability, and unspoken emotions. Drawing from personal experiences, he is interested in the subtle dynamics of human relationships. His films have been nominated and screened at international festivals including Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Animafest Zagreb, London International Animation Festival and others.

Yeh, Hsin-Hsuan has experience in 2D animation and stop-motion animation, and since 2023, has ventured into creating interactive VR experiences. Her work focuses on the experimental exploration of animation materials and visual language that interests people. She graduated from RE:Anima Erasmus Joint Master Degree in 2024, now works as a freelancing animator.

Graduated from Gobelins, l'École de l'Image in France, specializing in 2D character animation. Contributed to international productions such as Curious George, Bamse and the Thunderbell, and Tiny Toons Looniversity. Has collaborated multiple times with French studio XBO Films, including on Como si la tierra se las hubiera, which was selected for the Sundance and Clermont-Ferrand Film Festivals.

Chien-Ju is an award-winning director specializing in abstract shapes, fluid animation, and dynamic transitions, with experience in narrative storytelling for TV series and short films

Currently studying in the Graduate School of Film and New Media at Tokyo University of the Arts, majoring in Animation. Mainly explore the potential of animation expression through various media, focusing on the uniqueness and instability of materials.

I graduated from the Animation Department at TNUA in 2018 before moving to Toronto to study Computer Animation and Visual Effects at Sheridan College. I am currently based in Vancouver, working as an FX TD at Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), contributing to high-end visual effects for film and television.