Kyle Mahaney is a filmmaker and photographer from the Pocono Mountains, who founded Brave Voice Films in 2012. He has a BFA in film production from DeSales University, and now primarily works in post production as both an editor and colorist.

Aimee Bender is a filmmaker and artist from the Philadelphia area, with a focus in documentary film. She has been collaborating as part of the Brave Voice team since 2013. She has experience in production, directing, and graphic design. In addition, she has studied fine art and art history, concentrating in painting and printmaking.

Jessie Minor is a Cedar Crest College graduate with a degree in technical theatre. She co-founded Brave Voice Films in 2012. She now works as a senior theatre operations technician at Duke University.

Becca Tomlinson is a filmmaker and musician living in the Pocono Mountains. She joined Brave Voice Films in 2013 as a volunteer assisting with interviews, and later transitioned to being the editor and composer of Out of Sight. She is also a musician, releasing pop-folk music under the name “Esse.”

Matthew Buonanno is a scientist and biomedical engineer living in Philadelphia. He joined Brave Voice Films in 2013 to help with pre-production on Out of Sight as an assistant director and assistant editor. He hasn’t studied art formally, but tries his best to make up for that with his extensive knowledge of arthouse cinema.

Sarah Tomlinson Komlenic has a B. A. in French language studies from Grove City College. She joined the project's production team in 2013 after filming an interview for the film. She is recently married and has relocated to central Michigan.

Laurel Wenson has a bachelor’s degree in Human Services from Fitchburg State College. During school internships and subsequent jobs after graduation, Laurel worked in various counseling/therapy fields with a variety of populations. She has done group and individual therapy sessions with various populations. Since she began homeschooling she has had a special calling to being a support person to teens battling with depression and dysfunctional families.

Anthony Vonelli has a B.S. in Psychology from DeSales University and M.S. in Instructional Technology from Lehigh University. He became interested in the project after speaking to one of our directors about conducting an interview. Since then, he has taken a great interest in the development of the film. Anthony has worked at camps in the area to aid local children in their education while taking great interest in the study of music to serve as therapy for children in need.