Educated in media and film studies, information and cognitive science, and sociology and social informatics respectively from Dhaka University, Indiana University Bloomington, and Oslo University, Dr. Anis Pervez taught at several universities in Bangladesh and the US. He worked as an electronic communication researcher at the Oslo University Centre for Technology and Human Value in the late 1990s as ICTs just appeared to revolutionize the world. He served the Indiana University think tank Center for Studies in Global Change. Dr. Pervez has worked for several development organizations including UNDP and UNESCO Asia Pacific as a communication and development consultant. His research includes cognition, cinema, and cybernetics. Currently, Dr. Pervez is developing a cybernetic theory of cinema. He is widely published in international and regional journals. Dr. Pervez regularly publishes film reviews on various national and international platforms.

Passionately a media and cultural activist, Dr. Zohir Biswas has educational and professional training in television production, film, radio, and theater. He is experienced in direction, scriptwriting, and acting. Dr. Zohir pursued Ph.D. in Creative Arts from Jahangirnagar University & Jordan University, and his dissertation research was conducted in Egypt, Syria, Jordan, and Bangladesh. He has worked as a trainer and communication specialist in North Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia for UNRWA (Jordan), UNICEF (Syria), Caritas (Egypt), World Bank, ActionAid Bangladesh and Save the Children. Dr. Biswas has taught in different universities in Bangladesh. Furthermore, he is a creative writer and has published novel, poetry, and play in Bangla, English, and German language.

Shaolin Shaon graduated with a bachelor's and master's in Television and Film Studies from the University of Dhaka. She was a member of the Youth Delegation India Team 2016, a2i e- learning project 2019 Bangladesh, and a Research fellow (2020-21) in the Bangladesh Film Archive. As an independent filmmaker, Shaolin has directed six short films and worked as Assistant Manager in the campus television channel Dhaka University Television (DUTV). She has worked for several developmental organizations including UNDP and UN Women. Her research includes film marketing strategies, film analysis, and criticism. She has published in international and regional journals. In addition to teaching and research, Shaolin is currently preparing a screenplay for a government-funded film project.