Janek Ambros - Producer/Founder
Janek Ambros is an award winning writer/director based out of Los Angeles. He 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. 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, Ukrainains 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 it's invasion. His additional experience in producing resulted in awards at Venice Film Festival, GLAAD, and Sundance where his film was awarded the Grand Jury Prize in 2024.
Chandler Chavez - Filmmaker
Chandler Chavez is a writer/director, originally from Phoenix, Arizona. After a brief tenure as an executive at Exile Content Studios, where he developed the Sundance winning film “In the Summers,” he joined Assembly Line Entertainment as a writer/director. His films focus primarily on “iredeemable” characters, testing audience’s limit for empathy. His first feature film, “American Stream,” about a delusional live streamer who loses everything chasing online fame, is set to make its film festival debut later this year.
Marcus Hart - Filmmaker/New Media
Marcus is a filmmaker from Albany, New York. He was educated at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts, and has since gone on to become a vital part of Assembly Line Entertainment, where he has flourished as a writer, director, and producer. He has in particular a strong commitment to the celluloid film medium, and recently teamed up with Kodak as a writer/director/producer of a film entitled "The Present" shot on their new Kodak Pro 8. For films coming out in 2019, Marcus wrote "Mondo Hollywoodland" and co-produced for the feature film "Tape" directed by Deborah Kampmeir.