Film Critic, Association President, Festival Director, Film Historian, Radio Host, Film Festival and Award Show Founder, Adjunct Professor, Executive Director, Brand Creator, and lover of ALL things film, Tim Gordon remains a cinema innovator.

Gordon has served as a programming consultant, panelist, and film festival jury member for several festivals and film series, including Morgan State University’s Arts Festival, Lincoln Theatre’s "Film Feast," Uptown Saturday Night Movie Ministry, Virgin Island International Film Festival, DC Black Film Fest, Over-The-Rhine International Film Festival and the Centre Film Fest.

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As Manager of Development at SAGindie, Eliza's duties include traveling to film festivals, speaking on panels and at seminars, and interacting with independent producers worldwide in order to get the word out about the SAG-AFTRA Low Budget Agreements. She is also a writer, currently working on a project about football, gambling, and a lot of unhappy people, and can be seen looking very natural and cool in the background of some of her friend's films.

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Nat founded the Lake County Film Festival in 2004, and has been programming at Nashville film festival since 2015. He used to own one of the biggest video stores in Illinois, and started a DVD label in the 2000's. He also produced the narrative feature QWERTY. By the time you read this, he will have started production on his directorial feature, a documentary about raccoons.

Bradley Bishop is a native of Oxford, MS. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a BA in History, In 2008 he founded The Lyric Oxford, a former single screen movie theater on Oxford's Square, turned live music venue and event space. The Lyric was named a top 100 venue in its first full year of operation by Pollstar-- the leading concert industry trade publication. He is honored to have worked with The Oxford Film Festival since 2009.

Joseph began his hospitality at Oxford-favorite Proud Larry's as a dishwasher and prep cook. Stinchcomb quickly advanced and began waiting tables and managing, eventually finding his true passion in bartending. In 2016, Joseph accepted the beverage director position at Saint Leo. In his five years at Saint Leo, Joseph contributed to James Beard Foundation nominations for Best New Restaurant in 2016 and Outstanding Beverage Program in 2019. Joseph also served as the Southern Foodway Alliance's Bartender in Residence in 2018, and currently serves as an SFA Smith Fellow. In 2020, Joseph was selected to participate in the Sam Beal Fellowship program sponsored by Blackberry Farm. During this fellowship, Joseph trained at hospitality institutions such as French Laundry, Post Ranch Inn, Hotel Jerome, and Blackberry Farm. In 2021, Joseph opened Bar Muse, an intimate craft cocktail bar where he serves as co- owner and beverage director.

An Oxford native, Mallory attended and graduated from the University of Mississippi with a bachelor’s in Integrated Marketing Communications and Business Management. After graduation, Mallory began working at High Cotton Wine & Spirits Warehouse as a shift supervisor and social media manager, where she found her passion for selling quality spirits. In 2018, Mallory then began work as a broker and sales consultant for Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, the largest wine and spirits distributor in the United States, where she has won multiple regional awards for innovative practices in social media and digital advertising, as well as print merchandising. In addition to her sales career, Mallory is a loving plant mom to over 60 houseplants and also performs freelance graphic design work for local businesses.