Tony Shyu is a noted award-winning director. Tony serves as director and producer of the project. Tony's previous documentary feature film The Race Epidemic has won Best documentary from 8 film festivals in the U.S. and is currently featured on PBS.

Tony spent many years in Asia creating award-winning commercials for major brands such as Avon, Volvo, and Visa. He won the Taiwan Times award, which is Asia’s equivalent of a Clio award. The PSA he directed for API Vote starring George Takei, John Cho, and Constance Wu won the 2016 Videographer award.

Tony received his B.A. and M.F.A. in film from the renowned Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, which is known for creating visual storytellers.

Diana Weiping Ding (Producer) is an advocate for Asian American stories and a media celebrity. As the founder and CEO of Silicon Valley Community Media and Ding Ding TV, Diana has been the voice of Silicon Valley Asian Americans since 2009. She is the founding chair of the Asian American Stories Video Contest, producer of the documentary film Builders of the Silicon Dream, and chairwoman of the Silicon Valley Entrepreneur Festival. For over two decades, Diana has dedicated herself to promoting diversity and community unity through storytelling. She was honored as an Asian American Hero by Santa Clara County in 2008, a California Unsung Hero by the State Assembly in 2021, a Woman of Influence by the Silicon Valley Business Journal in 2023, Santa Clara Citizen of the Year in 2023, and California Woman of the Year in 2024. Diana remains actively engaged in her community, serving on the boards of numerous organizations.