The Stamp Thief

Dan’s work includes the 9/11 documentary Twin Towers, which won an Academy Award in 2003; the Sundance, Peabody, and Emmy award-winning documentary Nanking, which was short-listed for an Academy Award, released theatrically, and sold to HBO Documentary Films; and Soundtrack for a Revolution, which was also short-listed for an Academy Award, released theatrically, and broadcast on PBS. His films have shown at festivals around the world, including Cannes, Sundance, Hong Kong, Telluride, Hot Docs, and Tribeca, and have received special screenings at the White House, New York’s Museum of Modern Art, and the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles. Most recently, Dan produced Four Winters: A Story of Jewish Partisan Resistance and Bravery in WW2, which premiered in 2020 at the Lincoln Center.

Dylan is an Emmy- and Producers Guild Award-nominated documentary filmmaker. She co-produced the Participant Media feature Merchants of Doubt, about the links between big tobacco and climate denial, which screened at the Telluride, Toronto, and New York Film Festivals and was released theatrically through Sony Pictures Classics. With Dan Sturman, Dylan directed and produced the documentary feature The Hollywood Complex (Hot Docs 2011/Showtime 2012), produced Soundtrack for a Revolution (Tribeca/Cannes 2009, PBS’s American Experience 2011), and line- and associate-produced Nanking (Sundance 2007, HBO/Cinemax 2008). Among other recent projects, she produced the 2021 documentary feature Groomed, about child sexual assault, for Blumhouse and Discovery +, and directed the 2022 documentary feature Mississippi Messiah, about civil rights iconoclast James Meredith.

Originally from New York, Gary has been writing and producing television series in Los Angeles for ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox for over two decades. He has written episodes for a dozen situation comedies and is a co-creator of the show Sister, Sister as well as the executive producer and a writer on the pilots of Seinfeld and other series. He currently teaches creative writing to incarcerated youth in Los Angeles’ three detention centers.