Jesse Huffman
DIRECTOR | WRITER | DPJesse Huffman is a multiple-award-winning writer, director, and producer with over a decade of experience crafting emotionally impactful and socially relevant documentary and branded content. His work includes projects on LGBTQ+ rights, DIY powerwalls, climate justice, Olympic athlete burnout, and musical subcultures. From the mountains of Japan to street protests and hospital rooms, Jesse’s empathy and clarity allow him to create intimate profiles of people who embody human change.
P. Andrew Willis
ComposerAndrew is a Boston based composer, producer and musician who’s been crafting original music and sound for film, television and advertising since the early 2000s.
From the americana tinged sound of The Mine Wars and the icy orchestral score for The Battle of Chosin (both for PBS’ American Experience) to the fractured holiday music of dark comedy, Uncle Nick and spy-jazz tunes for Errol Morris’ Tabloid (add’l music), Andrew has filtered his unique musical voice through many different genres and moods.
Fern Maddie
MusicianFern Maddie is a balladeer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in Central Vermont (N’dakinna). Her songs— performed with clawhammer banjo, guitar, and clear, soulful vocals— explore themes of trauma, grief, and renewal. Fern’s modern interpretations of traditional ballads have earned national and international acclaim: her debut album, Ghost Story, was named #2 of The Guardian’s Best Folk Albums of 2022 and was listed on NPR’s Best Roots Music of the year. We are thrilled to have Fern’s music, including an original song, featured in Claim the Lane: Becoming Roxy.
Steve Stevenson
EDITORSteve Stevenson is an editor, producer, and director for the BBC, Channel 4 and National Geographic, including 2 award-winning Equinoxes. Stevenson occasionally self-shoots environmental films for BBC World & UNESCO. He lectures on The Grammar of Film Editing for the MA course in Documentary Practice at Brunel University, and ran weekend seminars on the subject for the Documentary Filmmakers Group.
Nigel Levy
Consulting ProducerNigel Levy is a writer/director/producer of multiple Emmy and RTS award nominated documentaries and docu-drama. As Series Editor on season one of Formula One: Drive to Survive, Nigel helped deliver Netflix’s highest profile, biggest budget, unscripted series, leading to its commission for a second season. His work on sports documentaries (including the acclaimed Netflix soccer series Sunderland ’Til I Die) follows his successes as series producer, writer and director of numerous documentaries (science, history, arts, observational and presenter-led) and high-end drama-docs for many U.K. channels and global broadcasters. Claim the Lane: Becoming Roxy was developed using his DocFix story program.