Philip Bertrand Cullen is an award winning filmmaker from Wexford town in southeast Ireland. He has had a long and fulfilling association with the local music scene down through the years organising music festivals, promoting, managing, recording and producing local singer / songwriters and bands. Then in 2011 he discovered the wonderful creative medium of filmmaking. " ... I always wanted to write stories and down through the years at various points in time I managed to get something down on paper but not to the extent that I wanted. Real life was always the master of time. Making a living and raising a family was a priority... "  In recent years Philip found he had a lot of time on his hands so he began to write more frequently and after writing various screenplays he came to a point where he wanted to go a step further. He wanted to bring these stories to life on screen. How would he do this? He had no knowledge of filmmaking. So, he read books on the subject and began to look at films from another perspective. He became more aware of how shots are framed, how scenes are set up, how the lighting is paramount to a scene and how an actors timing is important for a scene to work. In order to achieve what he wanted he had to find like-minded creative people. People who had a degree of knowledge of various aspects of filmmaking, camera, sound, lighting, editing, acting, make-up etc. By the end of 2011 Philip had the crew he wanted and together they started to make short films under the production name Filmwex ( taken from the words ' Film ' and ' Wexford ' ). " ... filmmaking  is an ongoing work in progress. It celebrates the coming together of  like-minded creative people who all have one goal in common and that is to make the words on a page come to life on screen while all the time trying to improve our skills and knowledge of making the story the best it can be ... ". Since 2011 Philip has written, produced and directed several short films, music videos and feature documentaries. He has ventured into various aspects of filmmaking including screenwriting, editing and green screen filming. He has programmed and organised Short Film Screening Nights of County Wexford filmmakers and he is one of the founder members, programmer and organiser of the Audioshoot Unsigned Music And Film Festival which takes place in Wexford annually.

Roberto Forte has been behind a camera in one way or another for decades. He has shot, written and directed his own short films, music videos and corporate promo videos.  However, after receiving a higher diploma in Marketing and Advertising and studying directing for the screen at Filmbase, he finally felt it was time to go all-in…and so in 2018 decided to form his own company  Robot Wasp Media!  2022. Since then he has shot promos and corporate pieces for some of the biggest companies in Ireland and abroad with clients ranging from Riverdance and Celtic Woman to Sports Ireland and the HSE...he works closely with some of the country's top marketing and social media professionals bringing in their projects on budget and in time.  2022 saw one of his very own feature screenplays optioned by Jumper Production in conjunction with Screen Ireland.  His attention to detail, creativity and ability to bring a project in successfully has meant that he is in evermore high demand with his work taking him to every corner of  Ireland, the UK and now Spain.

Justin Cullen is a recording engineer, producer, composer, musician and a digital media educator from Wexford. He graduated from Ballyfermot Rock School in 2002 and studied recording engineering at Poppyhill Studios graduating in 2010. He works mainly in post production sound for video and podcasting. Justin has composed music for films including Midnight Show, A Momentary Lapse and In Loving Memory all  written and directed by award winning filmmaker Phil Cullen. He also recorded and edited the sound for each of these films. He is the songwriter and singer in dream pop band Frankenstein Bolts who in 2018 had their music appear in the feature length film Around Here directed by Martin Bernie which premiered at the Galway Film Festival. Frankenstein Bolts have released numerous albums, singles and EPs. When he is not working with sound and music he enjoys 80s horror movies, books about writing and going to live gigs.