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Rachel Handler is a filmmaker based in NYC. She won the AT&T Underrepresented Filmmaker Award for her short, “Committed” and the Sundance Co//ab June Monthly Challenge for her script, “The A Doesn’t Stand for Accessible.” Since joining the disabled community she's found a passion for writing, producing and directing; advocating for inclusion in every project she creates. Her writing credits include the award-winning short films, “HOW MUCH AM I WORTH?” “The Housewarming,” “Committed,” "The Vanished," and "Authentically Me" which won the Reelabilities 27 Second Film Competition and screened in taxi cabs throughout NYC. Handler’s short films have screened at Slamdance, Hollyshorts, Bentonville, Heartland, Newport Beach and more. Her TV acting credits include “Law & Order: SVU,” “Goliath,” “New Amsterdam,” “Bull” and “NCIS: New Orleans.” Some of her favorite stage credits include Marian in “The Music Man,” Lady Anne in “Richard III” and Maria in “The Sound of Music.”

Kara Moulter is an award-winning actress, voice artist, and screenwriter with roots on both coasts. In addition to holding an M.S. in Television Writing and Producing from Boston University, Kara works as a production coordinator on the Las Vegas Strip, teaches drama to elementary, middle, and high school students, and is active in improv and sketch comedy; including as a founding member of the Las Vegas based team Das Taco. As a performer, some of her favorite credits include Kate Monster in “Avenue Q,” Jeanie in “Hair,” and Mark’s Mom in “Rent.” A born storyteller, she is passionate about amplifying underrepresented voices and creating grounded comedic narratives centered around unique perspectives.