Tadeusz Kabicz is a film directing student at the Krzysztof Kieślowski Television Faculty in Katowice. In 2016 he was awarded the Rector’s scholarship for the best students. He studied Polish and European Culture at the University of Warsaw. He took courses for young filmmakers at the Andrzej Wajda School. He also attended the Academy of Film and Television in Warsaw. Despite his young age, he successfully runs theatrical and film workshops for teenagers, which gives him a fresh insight into filmmaking. He has directed several student films, as well as the independent documentary film The Castle, about the extraordinary people working in the Royal Castle in Warsaw. Currently he is working on a short film produced by Munk Studio.

Samir Karahoda started as a photography apprentice in 1992, later to graduate from the Department of Photography at the Faculty of Fine Arts of Mimar Sinan University in Istanbul, , where he is now a postgraduate candidate. As a successful photographer behind many unique photography projects, Samir crafted himself into cinematography. He was behind the lens of several award-winning short and feature-length Kosovar films. In addition, Samir is also a short film programmer at DokuFest, Kosovo’s major film festival and one of the most important in the Balkan region. He is regularly invited to curate short film programmes on and from the Balkans for film festivals all over the world. In Between is a short documentary film inspired by an early photography project. This is also his directorial debut.