Director Jeffrey Brown is an Academy, Emmy and Peabody Award winner. SOLD is his directorial feature film debut. Jeffrey went to NYU film school and was awarded an AFI fellowship to intern with Peter Weir on “Dead Poet Society.” Jeffrey has directed many TV shows: LA Law, The Wonder Years and numerous other shows. Jeffrey co-wrote “Pontiac Moon” with Ted Danson and Mary Steenburgen and “Dream with the Fishes” with David Arquette and Katie Erbie. Now, with SOLD, he wants to make a difference in the lives of the many survivors he met in India and Nepal doing research on “Sold.”

Award-winning producer, Jane Charles’ recent credits include: Fat Kid Rules the World, Switchmas, Grassroots and SOLD, which won “Best Narrative Feature” at AFME. As a member of the Directors Guild of Canada, Jane worked on the series 21 Jump Street, Booker, Wise Guy and feature films Bird On A Wire , Run and Pure Luck. She has also produced countless television commercials, television shows and music videos (Sting, Harry Connick Jr, Our Lady Peace). From 1996 to 2007, as Executive Producer, Jane successfully ran production companies (Apple Box Productions and Run Spot Run Films). She is committed to making cause-based films that entertain and enlighten and is co-founder of the non-profit stolenyouth.org.

Joseph Kwong is Creative Director and Co-Founder at Nuvana, a company that makes socially-networked games for the Web and mobile devices that catalyze positive behavioral change. Kwong’s feature film credits include “Nim’s Island,” a screenplay adaptation, starring Jodie Foster, Abigail Breslin and Gerard Butler, based on the best-selling novel, and the adaptation of Patricia McCormick’s National Book Award finalist, “Sold.”

Katie Mustard has overseen the production of 32 feature films, 20 short films, 3 feature documentaries and dozens of commercials. In Jan 2014, Mustard had her 9th film premiere at the Sundance Film Festival with “Appropriate Behavior.” Other Sundance premieres include Andrew Dosunmu’s directorial debut “Restless City;” “The Missing Person” (Michael Shannon & Amy Ryan); “The Greatest” (Pierce Brosnan, Carey Mulligan, Susan Sarandon); “Special” (Michael Rappaport); “The Son Of No One” (Al Pacino, Katie Holmes, Ray Liotta, & Channing Tatum); and “Night Catches Us” (Kerry Washington and Anthony Mackie), which went on to be nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. An honors graduate of USC film school, Mustard is represented by UTA.

A distinguished graduate of the American Film Institute, Tierney started to gain recognition as a cinematographer in the late 1990s, shooting a short called “Zen: The Art of Landscaping,” recipient of the 2001 Student Academy Award. Tierney shot the comedy “Sin Bin” directed by Billy Federighi starring Gillian Jacobs, Ben McKenzie, Tim Blake Nelson and Jeff Garlin. He shot Josh Radnor’s directorial debut “HappyThank YouMorePlease,” starring Radnor, Malin Ackerman, Kate Mara, and Richard Jenkins, which won the audience award at Sundance. Other feature highlights include: “Adam” released by Fox Searchlight, starring Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne ; “The Good Guy” starring Bryan Greenberg and Scott Porter, which premiered at the Tribeca Film festival; “The Narrows,” directed by François Velle, starring Vincent D’Onofrio, Tierney has shot more than 10 feature films and 45 shorts winning numerous awards for his work.

In addition to SOLD, on which she served as both production and costume designer,
Tabasheer Zutshi has also worked on “Miss Lovely” as both production and costume designer, and “Tasher Desh” as costumer designer. Her most notable American film credit was as part of the design team on Wes Anderson’s “The Darjeeling Limited,” which was filmed in Mumbai.

Sammy Chand’s brand of music combines a distinct mix of elements from around the world. His music has been featured in shows like The Oprah Winfrey Show, So You Think You Can Dance, No Reservations, America’s Most Wanted, and over 50 other television programs around the world. His groundbreaking Indian hip hop fusion sound has been noted by the Smithsonian Museum, The NY Times, The Hindustan Times, MTV, BBC, WNYC, and KCRW, including the subject of several books about the emergence of his pioneering accomplishments in the genre.
His collaborations include work with the Wu Tang Clan, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Satinder Sartaaj, Michael Franti, Tisha Campbell Martin, Karmacy, Ozomatli, Chali 2na, Asha Puthli, Kanwar Gill, Rasika Mathur and many other talented artists. Sammy’s recent work as Music Supervisor of the film SOLD has engaged his passion in the fight against Human Trafficking. He also worked alongside John McDowell on the film’s score. Sammy’s Los Angeles based label Rukus Avenue, the first of its kind in North America, will be releasing the Soundtrack to the film SOLD.