Films To Inspire Change

Liz is a British documentary filmmaker. Her
work is centred around human rights issues.
She is the director and editor of the feature
documentary “I Am Gen Z”, which explores the
impact of digital technology on the lives and
behaviours of the first generation to grow up
with smartphones in their pockets. The film
premiered at CPH:DOX in 2021 and won the
award for Best Feature at The Lower East Side
Film Festival in 2022.

The body of work planned under the aegis of
Page75 Productions is the outcome of years of study on the issues driving today’s democratic backsliding. However, researching the issues can only go so far. Her approach of spending time with
affected communities on the frontline delivers
a much deeper understanding of the forces
driving these trends.

Chantelle has a strong track record for producing narrative features and documentaries, taking them from concept through to distribution. These include “The Hatching”, a comedy/beast horror distributed worldwide (Icon, Kaleidoscope, Lionsgate US). “The Secret Philosophy”, an art house drama. The supernatural thriller “The Devil’s Curse” (Lionsgate US) and “Copposites”, a body-swap comedy.

Chantelle has worked closely with Liz Smith on a numerous film projects over the past 20 years. The documentary “I Am Gen Z” was their first non-fiction feature length collaboration.

Dr. Leslie Carr is a licensed clinical psychologist and an expert in how trauma, stress, culture and digital techology impact the mind. Her passion is in educating people about mental health, mental illness, and how the mind works so that we can all better understand the human condition. Her work in public psychoeducation has been featured in The LA Times, on Ask Dr. Drew, and at Google among other places. Dr. Carr is on the board of One Green Thing, a nonprofit that’s working to address the climate crisis as a psychological crisis, and she’s the host of a podcast which explores the nature vs nurture debate by episodically explaining how people respond to their environment in complicated ways. It’s called The Nature of Nurture.

Brian has had a long and successful business career, largely within technical industries. He has operated at CEO level and as a non-executive director of a number of enterprises, as well being involved in several start-ups. Qualified to masters degree level, he also has the Institute of Directors diploma and is a qualified executive coach. He has lived and worked in four countries and travelled extensively. From this wide exposure he has developed an international viewpoint and has a strong interest in the development of societies and organisations.

Kim is an award winning media composer & multi-instrumental musician working in London. In a 30 year career in music for media, encompassing film, TV, theatre, mixed and augmented reality, he has delivered scores for horrors, thrillers, science fiction, comedies and documentaries. His albums have been described as “Sonic Youth meets Bernard Herrmann” and “Face-Bashing All-Out Guitar Assault”, and his Unpleasantville imprint has produced projects ranging from creating and curating an audio tour of sounds systems at St Pauls Carnival in Bristol, through to organising an immersive, interactive tent at the Love Saves The Day festival.

Kim’s latest works, a series of pieces entitled Babylon, continue to demonstrate his endeavour to create music that comforts and disturbs in equal measure.

“The way the music in this film blends with the story is a true work of art produced by Kim Halliday.” Cines.com I Am Gen Z review.