 | Daniel Irving |
| Daniel is a Vancouver based director creating films in comedy and drama. His goal is to make films that explore physical and visual movement, and refuse to stand still. He graduated from Capilano University’s Motion Picture Arts program with a Diploma in 2017, and now bests and gaffs MOWs and TV shows, working on film projects whenever he can. He would like to direct his first feature in the next few years. |
 | Josh Aries |
| Josh is a Fourth Year student at Capilano University’s prestigious Bachelor of Motion Picture Arts Program with a highly developed editing and directing skill set. Action and comedy films are his specialties. Having just finished directing his thesis action-comedy film, The Intern, to great praise. His previous action film, “Tsinelas”, is a viral sensation, amassing over 600k views online. Josh aims to be an action director, using his background in dance and martial arts to tell meaningful stories through movement and editing. |
 | Peter Hoskins |
| Peter is a Canadian writer, actor, and director. He has been a part of over a dozen community theatre productions, and won gold at the 2017 Canadian Improv Games – as well as taken masterclasses in acting, movement, voice, and clowning. His goal as an artist is to tell meaningful stories in surprising ways, with passion and sincerity. |
 | Luisa Muniz |
| Luisa was born in Chile and raised by Brazilian parents. Their passion for showing her the world has has made her want to travel and work in small productions in Europe and South America. She has just graduated with a Bachelor in Motion Pictures from Capilano University and is currently working as a production assistant at Electronic Arts. She is hoping to continue in the production side of the entertainment business and help connect the world with films. |
 | Mara Cruz |
| Mara is a Motion Picture Arts Certificate graduate of Capilano University where she upgraded her film background. Before she earned her certificate, Mara obtained her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Film back in the Philippines where she successfully produced and directed her first 15-minute short film. She recently got an internship with Disney for a TV Movie where she first gained her experience working in a professional film set. Now, she is working as a locations PA in various TV shows filming here in Vancouver. |
Crazy8s is an 8-day filmmaking challenge that provides support and funding to emerging and mid-career BC-based filmmakers to produce a short film.
Crazy8s Film Society is grateful to live and work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Coast Salish People, the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), Sḵwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səl̓ílwətaʔɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.