Taqarrabie worked as an advertising creative in Indonesia since 2009. Previously, she was involved in TV and feature film productions as a writer and assistant to producers. After finishing her studies in Film & TV Production and Management at The Next Academy (SAE), Jakarta, as well as Film Writing at École Internationale de Création Audiovisuelle et de Réalisation, Paris, Bie worked as a creative writer, and then creative director, for audiovisual production and digital integrated communication materials. She also continues to work on her passion projects in oral storytelling, storybook writing, and filmmaking. Her short film as writer-director, “Interlude”, had been screened at mk2 cinema, Paris. In 2019, her other short film as writer-director, “Kalong”, won the Jakarta Short Film Festival. In 2020, Bie was involved as the scriptwriter and production assistant of a short film about a young family's experience in facing the Covid-19 pandemic, "Rumah".

Santirta Martendano navigates across the world of Indonesian journalism at Tempo, Media Indonesia, and MSN Microsoft for 15 years. He began to work in multimedia in 2014 as a videographer. His short documentary, “Mother Belief”, was screened at a film festival in London, UK. As a director of photography, Tirta has worked with various clients such as Bank Indonesia, Greenfield, Pertamina EP, Yayasan Belantara, Realfood, and Uniqlo Jepang. Recently, Tirta had just finished a short film for SGP Indonesia, where he contributed as scriptwriter and director of photography, titled "Sejengkal".

Arie Oramahi has a fifteen-years of experience in the Indonesian audiovisual industry. His role extends from first and second assistant director, finance controller, production fixer, line producer, to producer, in numerous corporate video profiles, TV commercials, and documentaries, for both local and international production companies. He was involved as assistant director for De Oost, a feature-length film joint production by New Ams (Netherland), Wrongman (Belgium), and BASE Entertainment (Indonesia). Arie's debut as a film director was launched in the middle of the 2020 pandemic, in a short film about a young family's struggle amidst the corona outbreak, entitled "Home". At the end of 2020, Arie was entrusted by Small Grant Programme Indonesia, collaborating with United Nation Development Programme, to direct "Sejengkal", a short film about a boy who breaks the stigma that weaving is taboo for man in Semau island, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia.

Robby Wahyu began to explore the universe of video production in 2001. He was involved in various local and international productions for TV programs, commercial films, fixer projects, series, documentaries, as well as short films. Robby partnered up with Arie to run Motion Capture in 2008. His narrative projects as a producer, music designer, and sound editor are seen in the short film, "Rumah" in 2020. Then, Robby continued to work in the area of short film in "Sejengkal", a short about a boy who struggles to finish weaving his mother's tenun cloth, breaking the stigma in Timor referring to the belief that a man who weaves is considered queer.