WELCOME TO DRAGONFLY CINEMUSIC FESTIVAL: SCI FI

Roberto Grande is an Italian citizen with Honors Degrees in Economics and Law. He started his career as an intellectual property lawyer, becoming a partner in a multinational law firm where his practice focused on strategic technology transactions and the development of IP licensing and monetization models. Since leaving legal practice, he has founded and managed companies in the entertainment and advertising industries.

With over 15 years of creative direction under his belt, Ben Hanford has won 3 Gold Lions, 4 Gold Pencils, and more Promax awards than he can count.

His unmatched ability to visualize, lead, and direct, complex creative endeavors can all be traced back to a youth spent D&D Dungeon Mastering, as well as writing horror comics and lensing stop-motion films. That natural-born storytelling skillet was nurtured through Art & Creative Direction at production houses like Guillermo Del Toro's Mirada Studios - and culminated with an MFA from USC's famed School of Film & Television.

Joshua Long is an internationally-experienced television and film writer and producer specializing in intellectual property rights acquisitions with a particular emphasis on Japanese literary rights. 

Long was previously a consultant for Sony Pictures Télevision and AX Networks in Central Europe, and was formerly a producer for Vice Media. His media career began in publishing as a partner in Issue Magazine, and the launch of Radar Magazine.

Jasmine Mooney attended Vancouver Film School and started her career in commercials before transitioning to roles in both film and television in Vancouver, Canada, and Los Angeles, California.

For the past 15 years, working in front and behind the camera, Jasmine has developed a vast network in casting, writing, and production, that has made her a valued member of the film industry community. She also has an extensive background in marketing and has successfully owned multiple businesses that named her one of BC Business' 30 under 30.

Longfei Liang is the chairman and founder of Ancore Pictures, also the founder of 1905.com and 1905 Pictures, the subordinates of China Movie Channel (CCTV6) under the State Administration of Radio, Film, and Television (1905.com) is now affiliated to the Publicity Department of the CPC Central Committee). Graduating from Beijing Film Academy, having worked in the film industry for more than 25 years, Mr. Liang has rich experience in the film professional fields such as government relations, production investment and management, marketing, and distribution. 

Kenneth Huang is a film financier, producer, and investor in Japan, China, and the US. As one of the major financiers at Paramount Pictures from 2012 to 2017, Kenneth invested in major productions from "Transformers 4" in late 2012 to "Transformers 5" in 2017, as well as 14 other films including blockbusters such as "Mission Impossible", "Interstellar", "Star Trek", "Ghost in the Shell", "Arrival", "Allied", "Bay Watch", "Terminator Genisys", "XXX" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1 & 2"