BILL MACK: A modern renaissance man, Producer, Technologist, semi-pro Ping Pong Player. Billy was a child actor on Sesame Street, All My Children, and in numerous television commercials. Bill studied Film and Psychology at Yale and, after producing the Student Academy Award winning film, Short Change, he opened a post production house that served his local Harlem community into the early 2000s 

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Parallel to his life as a filmmaker, Mr. Mack had been a web developer since the late 90's, which may have led to his obsession with table tennis and the ping pong entrepreneurship that followed. Bill co-founded New York’s largest table tennis club, Spin New York, and later, its smallest - Pips, in Brooklyn.

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In 2011, Bill teamed up with Ryan Fenson-Hood to found the creative and film production company, Cinomadic, which soon had coopted at least half his ping pong space for sound stage.

Ryan grew up in the mystical Colorado Rockies. Since the tiny Durango College he attended didn’t have a film program he created his own student-constructed major in film. It was the 90s. He gained a reputation for his savvy with tape-to-tape editing and shooting extreme skiing. But Ryan yearned to see the world and soon got into a unique writing and directing program at the Academy for Film and TV, Prague, Czech Republic. There, he shot on 16 mm, edited with flat-bed reel to reel systems, and made his first live-action comedies and dramas.

Post-graduation, and several bootstrapped shorts and documentaries later, Ryan found himself at home in New Orleans where he made a Post-Katrina documentary about jazz after the storm. The film won Best Documentary in the Zurich Film Festival and was playing European network TV about the time Ryan moved to Brooklyn and met Bill Mack. With Bill’s preternatural feel for business and Ryan’s all-consuming addiction to storytelling, the two founded Cinomadic in 2011.

Stephanie South holds a B.A. in Film & Electronic Arts from California State University, Long Beach, where she studied Production Management and obtained a Minor in Entrepreneurship. Her well-rounded knowledge and background working in the computer software, digital media, and event production industries makes her a versatile leader. She is a storyteller and visionary matched with a business mind, often finding herself working as the healthy bridge between creativity and functionality.

Keen on observation, Stephanie's multi-disciplined approach to filmmaking leads productions to not only focus on the most important creative aspects, but also harness practicality to operate at maximum efficiency. Stephanie joined Cinomadic in 2019 playing a key role in the development and execution of original productions. 

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After graduating Brooklyn College with a B.A. in film, Elizabeth began working as a freelance producer and assistant director. With a focus is on the honest portrayal of POC with an emphasis on women, Elizabeth co-created the romantic comedy web series, The Rough Cuts, in which she has played roles from director to actor and showrunner. 

In 2014, Elizabeth joined Cinomadic, playing a key role in coordinating projects from live action to commercial and documentary. Her expertise in all areas of pre-production from client management to staffing local crew for far flung productions has been a prized asset to the Cinomadic team as well as her competence as an on-set producer.

Charlie Williams is a documentary filmmaker, cinematographer, film editor, and screenwriter from London. Graduating with a masters in Anthropology from The University of Edinburgh in 2006, Charlie developed his training in ethnographic filmmaking by directing and editing his first documentary feature about a unique town of guitar makers in Mexico. 'The Guitar Is Their Song' was broadcast by TV UNAM in Mexico and was distributed on DVD in the UK and internationally.

Charlie moved to New York City in 2010 and joined Cinomadic in 2015. His latest documentary - 'Front Stage & Back' - is a tragi-comedic, warts and all character study following prolific yet totally unknown New York actor, Theodore Bouloukos, as he muddles through life in pursuit of work, recognition, and self understanding.

The multi-award winning Swiss/Brazilian filmmaker Patrik Soergel graduated from the European Film College in Denmark and the FAMU in Prague. His films have aired on ARTE, 3sat and SRG SSR channels, and have screened at countless international festivals, including IDFA. He regularly directs prime time documentaries for the Swiss TV channel RSI.