Jane Oster Sinisi is a film producer and executive, known for her dynamic contributions to independent filmmaking over the past decade. She is CEO of Phiphen Studios and Creative Director at Phiphen, a leading post-production house headquartered in New Jersey.

She has produced or executive produced major titles including “To Catch a Killer” (2023), “Stowaway” (2021), “Centigrade” (2020), “The Birth of a Nation” (2016)—one of the highest-selling films in Sundance history—and “The God Committee” (2021), an official selection at the Tribeca Film Festival. Other notable credits include “Coup!” (2023), “Butcher’s Crossing” (2022), “Brighton Beach” (2020), and “Plan A” (2021), along with television projects such as “Baselines” (2023) and “Bunnylovr” (2025). Her work reflects a blend of genre diversity and social relevance, and she continues to be recognized for her impact on expanding opportunities for female filmmakers and independent productions.

She also serves on the board of the Museum of Jewish Heritage as the granddaughter of four Holocaust survivors. Her vision includes supporting and growing New Jersey’s film community by providing state-of-the-art facilities and fostering creative talent.

Tendo Nagenda is an American film producer and former studio executive, widely recognized as one of the most high-profile Black executives in the entertainment industry. With a track record of developing major studio and streaming hits, he has played a pivotal role in bringing culturally significant and commercially successful films to global audiences.

Nagenda most recently served as Vice President of Original Films at Netflix, where he helped expand the company’s global film slate and championed bold, auteur-driven projects. During his tenure, he developed and oversaw critically acclaimed and high-profile titles such as Spike Lee’s Da 5 Bloods, Spenser Confidential, The Old Guard, Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, Hillbilly Elegy, The Harder They Fall, The Gray Man, and Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. His time at Netflix was marked by an emphasis on genre diversity and cinematic ambition, helping to shape the streamer’s reputation as a home for original, director-led features.

Before joining Netflix, Nagenda held the role of Vice President of Production at Walt Disney Studios, where he was instrumental in shepherding a range of high-profile titles. His credits include Queen of Katwe, directed by Mira Nair; A Wrinkle in Time, directed by Ava DuVernay; Dumbo, directed by Tim Burton; and Mulan, directed by Niki Caro. His work at Disney reflected a commitment to inclusive storytelling and global appeal, aligning with the studio’s efforts to evolve its legacy content for modern audiences.

Antoinetta Stallings is an Emmy nominated producer and creative executive, currently serving as the Vice President of Development and Acquisitions at Tyler Perry Studios. Previously she held roles as producer and post producer on acclaimed projects with networks such as PBS, BET, Centric TV, ITV America, and A. Smith & Co. Productions.

Stallings has built an impressive portfolio, starting as a producer for the Black Girls Rock Award show for BET. She went on to co-produce Crank That Vote, a project highlighting youth civic engagement, and served as supervising producer on the docu-series BEING on Centric. Notably, her short documentary The ATL Waterboyz received the Best Society Film award at the July 2023 Toronto Documentary Festival.

She also served as Vice President of Unscripted at Tyler Perry Studios where she oversaw the end-to-end development and production of unscripted content. Other credits include Associate producer on TV series such as All the Queen’s Men, House of Payne, and Tyler Perry’s Assisted Living. Stallings was an Executive Producer on Sincerely, Love, a romantic dramedy, and a Creative Executive at Tyler Perry Studios for the film The Six Triple Eight, starring Kerry Washington.

Janek Ambros is Indie-Spirit Award nominated producer, director and writer who began in experimental and documentary films by tackling issues such as civil liberties during the War on Terror, the military industrial complex, and the rise of fascism in Europe which was highlighted when he was awarded the Roots of Europe Auteur Award in 2023. He later directed the psychedelic farce Mondo Hollywoodland, which was a sequel to the 1967 cult classic and executive produced by Oscar nominee® James Cromwell.

His most recent film, Ukrainians in Exile, is a short documentary executive produced by Liev Schreiber and two time Oscar® winner Janusz Kaminski which he shot on the border when Russia began its invasion. His additional experience in producing resulted in awards at Venice Film Festival, GLAAD, SXSW, and Sundance where his film was awarded the Grand Jury Prize in 2024. He is the founder of Assembly Line Entertainment, an international production company which boasts an impressive filmography, including 10,000 Saints (Ethan Hawke, Asa Butterfield, Hailee Steinfeld), Human Capital (Maya Hawke, Marisa Tomei, Liev Schreiber, Alex Wolff), the documentary Imminent Threat (Directed by Janek Ambros), and Hey, Johnny.