Sarah is a theater maker with a special focus in Shakespeare, movement, and artistic mental health. Based in Western MA, she has worked with companies throughout the Northeast, including Shakespeare Theatre Company, Shakespeare & Company, and New York Classical Theater. She has co-founded and been co-artistic director for two companies, including The Woolgatherers Theater Group, with whom she played Juliet in Romeo and Juliet in 2019. In 2020, she received her MFA from the Shakespeare Theatre Company Academy and currently holds the positions of Treasurer and Human Resources Designee on the Board of Trustees at Advice To The Players in New Hampshire, where she is also an actor and director. SarahCorbynWoolf.com

Cameryn is a teaching artist, arts administration professional, actor, director, choreographer and synergy-fairy. The through line in her work is a passion for inquisitive, kind, and thoughtful spaces that uphold the beauty of our art forms and take care of the equally beautiful creators within them. Cameryn has worked in both non and for-profit arts education and learning spaces including the Atlanta History Center, the Atlanta Shakespeare Company (Shakespeare Tavern), Eclectic Music, the Atlanta Artist Relief Fund, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, and more in the past 9 years she's lived in the Atlanta area. Her hobbies include learning many things at once very slowly, hosting friends for any occasion possible, and singing to her partner's pet turtle.

Kristina is a director, mental health coordinator, former actor, and SAG-AFTRA-accredited intimacy coordinator certified through the Intimacy Professionals Association. They have worked on both sides of the lens in the southeastern film industry for over 12 years. She was one of the first certified intimacy coordinators in Atlanta and has offered intimacy support to both union and nonunion productions in need since 2017. Proudly queer and Latina, Kristina is particularly passionate about working with material involving queer stories, BIPOC characters, empowering younger individuals, and trauma-informed care in sexual violence-related scenes. Kristina received their BFA in Acting and BA in Theatrical Design & Production from Elon University, and is the owner of the film production company, Jump Cut Collective. She has spoken about set safety strategies involving intimacy work at universities and panels including the Savannah School of Art and Design, Atlanta Film Festival, Women in Film, Out on Film Festival, Actor Empowerment Summit, and the Women in Production Summit. As an intimacy coordinator, she has worked with studios including Netflix, Showtime, Amazon Prime, Paramount Plus, New Line Cinema, Lionsgate, and 20th Century. Recent mental health coordinator credits include P-Valley on STARZ, ABC/Disney’s Reasonable Doubt, and Showtime’s George & Tammy. www.KristinaArjona.com

Amanda is a a certified Mental Health Coordinator, educator and actor living bi-coastally between New York and San Diego. A champion of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Amanda is passionate about partnering with organizations to help build inclusive and positive work cultures that center mental health and wellness. Amanda has worked in the DEI space for over a decade, specializing in working with law firms, large banking institutions and in theatrical spaces. Past clients include: White & Case, Pfizer, Morgan Stanley, HSBC, and Citi Bank. Amanda holds her MFA from the University of Texas and is currently the Director of Inclusion and Belonging and resident MHC for Great River Shakespeare Festival.  www.theamandasalazar.com

Carrie Pozdol is an actor, director, intimacy choreographer, and mental health coordinator based in eastern Iowa. Carrie has her BA in theatre from Simpson college, and spent a decade living and working in Chicago, IL. While there, she collaborated with Red Tape, Tinfish, MidTangent, Gorilla Tango, Pyewacket, and Appetite Theatres, as well as completing additional training with Annoyance Theatre and Acting Studio Chicago. Since moving to Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 2016, Carrie has been seen onstage with Theatre Cedar Rapids, Riverside, Mirrorbox, and City Circle Theatres, as well as the University of Iowa. Carrie also has screen experience in both independent film and industrial film. In 2020, she began her training as an intimacy choreographer and coordinator with Theatrical Intimacy Education (TIE) and Intimacy Directors and Coordinators (IDC), and has since done intimacy direction/choreography for 54 shows (and counting) at the community, collegiate, and professional levels. She has recently achieved the title of certified Mental Health Coordinator through the Association of Mental Health Coordinators. Carrie is dedicated to creating grounded, human characters and building collaborative, trauma informed working environments where artists can thrive. https://carriepozdol.com/

Bessie is a violence, intimacy choreographer and newly certified Artistic Mental Health Practitioner. Originally a performer from the San Francisco Bay Area, Bessie has performed in over 35 productions across the Bay and won a Best Leading Actress award from SFBWW. She graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a degree in musical theater and a minor in stage combat. While attending CCC she began choreographing, and has helped created physicality for heightened moments for over 30 projects. Additionally, she has taught boundary work and communication work to improv troupes, opera singers, teens, and theater collectives. She is currently based in Tel Aviv where she is helping to create collaborative and consent driven spaces. BessieZolno.com

Bridget is an artist, advocate, and a mental health coordinator for theatre, TV and Film. She is a Trauma and Resilience Trainer (CTRT), a Certified Trauma Support Specialist (CTSS) with Trauma Institute International, a Certified Mental Health First Aid instructor with the National Council for Behavioral Health, and is currently training with the North American Drama Therapy Association as a Drama Therapist candidate, as well as pursuing a Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at New England College. Her solo work has centered around programming that amplifies under-heard voices, including time spent as a staff member and facilitator with Shakespeare Behind Bars. As an actor, Bridget is an artistic associate of Stage Door Theatre, and is seen frequently on stages around her beloved chosen home of Atlanta, GA.