Stephanie Millar is an aspiring filmmaker and second year Humber College student in the Film and Television program. She has recently released her short documentary, “Beauty Behind The Madness,” which deals with two young women who have been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder, the power of art, and how it can help individuals express themselves. In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys hanging out with friends, creating art, and developing her sense of spirituality. Stephanie is excited to share her film with the world and hopes to continue creating stories that inspire and entertain people.

Kaleb Carmichael is a passionate and determined second year film student at Humber College. His drive for visual storytelling has been evident since his high school days, where he created several short films on his own and with his peers. Kaleb continues to pursue filmmaking ventures in his spare time alongside his education. Most recently, Kaleb worked on a short documentary titled “Beauty Behind The Madness”, which explored the lives of artists struggling with Borderline Personality Disorder. As producer of the documentary, Kaleb has demonstrated his ability to bring stories to life, and he is now focused on making his mark in the film industry

Jonah Armitage is a passionate and talented second year film student at Humber College in Toronto, Canada. Jonah recently worked as director of photography for a documentary titled “Beauty Behind The Madness”, a film that focuses on the struggles faced by artists with Borderline Personality Disorder. Jonah used his skills as a cinematographer to capture the beauty and resilience of the individuals featured. In his spare time, Jonah enjoys watching and discussing films as well as listening to music. Jonah is an active member of Humber’s film community and is dedicated to helping tell stories that are both visually captivating and meaningful

Daija Best is an ambitious and creative second-year film student at Humber College. She recently completed doing audio for a short documentary titled "Beauty Behind The Madness”. Daija was in charge of all things involving sound and capturing the intimacy of the subject’s stories. In her free time, Daija enjoys watching movies and spending time with her friends and family. She is passionate about exploring the world of film and creating meaningful stories that can inspire and educate others. Daija is eager to take on more projects and bring her unique perspective to the screen.

Geneviève Roy-Griffin is a second year Film student at Humber College. She is a passionate and creative storyteller with a strong interest in exploring social issues that are relevant today. Her most recent work is on a short documentary titled "Beauty Behind The Madness", which takes a look into the lives of artists with Borderline Personality Disorder. She is also the writer of the upcoming Humber production “I Don’t Like Gardening”. On top of being a phenomenal filmmaker, Geneviève is also very passionate about music and composed the score for the documentary. Her work was invaluable to bringing the story to life and she looks forward to pursuing further projects.

April Trewhitt is currently a freelance Registered Psychotherapist and a manager at the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA). April specializes in practices surrounding addiction counseling and Dialectic Behavioural Therapy (DBT), which is the number one leading treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder patients. April graduated from the University of Toronto in 2000 and has been working in the psychology and mental health industries for almost 23 years. She is a very caring and incredible psychotherapist who genuinely cares about the individuals she works with. Confidently said, she has life-changing methods.