Julia Leeb is a journalist, photographer and filmmaker specialized in the production of VR (Virtual Reality) content. She works as a war photojournalist and filmmaker, and is the author of North Korea: Anonymous Country and other books. Leeb's long-term projects have been published internationally and document political upheaval in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan, South Sudan and Iran. Elle Magazine listed Julia Leeb within the 80 international characters and Refinery29 named her under the 29th most inspiring women in Germany.

Mariam Al-Dhubhani is a Yemeni-Russian award-winning journalist, filmmaker, and curator. She first pursued her passion for media during the 2011 Arab uprisings and co-founded her first media production. Her films have been screened globally in festivals such as Carthage, Interfilm, and Oaxaca. She also utilizes Virtual Reality in highlighting stories from Yemen.

Mohammed Al-Jaberi is the program and communication officer of the EU-funded Cash for Work Project at the UNESCO regional office for the GCC and Yemen. Besides his daily job, Mohammed is an awarded filmmaker focusing on stories from/about Yemen. He holds a bachelor's degree from Georgetown University in International Politics and is currently concluding his master's degree in Management of Sustainable Development Goals from LUMSA University.