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 Lexi
Leban (Producer / Director / Cinematographer)
is an independent filmmaker and educator. Her short
films, More than a Paycheck, Her Tattoo, labor and
Tic Toc Bio Clock have screened at film festivals
at home and abroad, from Yerba Buena Center for the
Arts and the Mill Valley Film Festival to the Berlin
International Film Festival, as well as online at PopcornQ.com.
She was the Co-producer of Mama Wuhunzi, a feature
documentary about women building wheelchairs for use
in developing countries. Selected screenings include
the Tribeca Film Center and public television broadcast.
Ms. Leban has an MFA in film production from San Francisco
State University and is the Department Coordinator of
the Digital Motion Picture Program at Cogswell College
in Silicon Valley.
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 Lidia
Szajko (Producer / Director / Cinematographer)
is an independent filmmaker and film educator whose
works have screened on public television and at festivals
internationally. Her films, which explore social and
human rights issues, and the experiences of people living
in transition, have won awards such as the Isabella
Liddel Art Award for Most Promising Woman Filmmaker
at the Ann Arbor Film Festival, the Award of Merit at
Superfest XVIII, and International Media Festival on
Disabilities in Berkeley, and the People's Choice at
the Humboldt Film and Video Festival. Ms. Szajko is
Chair of the Film Production Department at City College
of San Francisco. She was appointed to the San Francisco
Film Commission in 2001.
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