Born in Quezon City, Philippines and raised in South Seattle, Boa Arquiza is a creator, performer and an overall passionate individual. His life’s work exemplifies his care for people and community.

Boa believes in learning, growth and the power of the one and the many. He uses these attributes to lift up every project, every community and every soul he touches. Boa’s projects convey emotional, substantial and cultural depth, uniting each aspect in a curated cohesion.

Boa has written, filmed, and edited many works of his own and aims to share many more stories to come.

Born in Honolulu, Hawaii and raised in Olathe, Kansas, Chale Abad now calls Federal Way, Washington home as she continues to carve out her place within the creative community.

With a background in video editing and technical writing, she brings both artistic vision and thoughtful precision to her work. Outside of her creative pursuits, Chale enjoys spending time with family, friends, and her spoiled cat, Wobbles.

She is inspired by cinema, pop divas, the women in her life, and the adventure of travel, drawing from these passions to shape her evolving creative voice.

Born and raised in East Los Angeles, California, Carlos A. Ortiz is the Chief Storyteller, Writer, Director, Producer with Zeta-Maya Entertainment.

He brings his focus on narrative feature films, documentaries and original TV series that are in some way insightful, inspirational, educational, and entertaining. Devoted to helping others achieve success, and creating meaningful social change, this documentary project expands his exploration of the darker side of the human condition, in an effort to open dialogues to find equitable, inclusive and creative solutions to controversial topics and current issues.

Carlos is a founding member of the Tacoma Latino Chamber, serves on the Washington Filmworks Film Leadership Council, and is on the United Way of Pierce Board of Directors and is currently in development of the feature film “The TacoMan” (2027).

Based in Washington State, Sunshine Vaught is a versatile freelance creative professional, mother, and artist who brings her deeply held passion for the arts, community, and justice to every project she joins.

Sunshine has contributed to a growing range of independent productions as a script supervisor, 1st AD, screenwriter, editor, and producer. She brings an upbeat attitude, adaptability and strong work ethic to every new project, qualities that help create an environment of trust and collaboration on set.

Above all, she approaches every project with authenticity, curiosity, heart, and a dedication to creating a more equitable tomorrow for all.