Christina Rice is a writer, librarian, and archivist who was born and bred in the greater Los Angeles region. While majoring in film at Cal State Fullerton in the 1990s, she began collecting memorabilia relating to actress Ann Dvorak which eventually lead her to document Dvorak's life, launch www.anndvorak.com, and ultimately write Ann Dvorak: Hollywood's Forgotten Rebel (University Press of Kentucky, 2013). After obtaining an MLIS from San Jose State University in 2004, she began a career as a librarian with the Los Angeles Public Library the following year. Since 2009, she has overseen the library’s historic photo collection. In addition to authoring books on Ann Dvorak and Jane Russell, she has also written numerous issues of the My Little Pony comic book series (IDW Publishing) and was a contributor to the Eisner-nominated anthologies Femme Magnifique (Black Crown, 2018) and Where We Live (Image Comics, 2018). She has edited multiple books for Photo Friends Publications in support of the Los Angeles Public Library. She lives in Los Angeles with her husband, writer Joshua Hale Fialkov, their daughter, and two adorable dogs.

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Ryan Rinchiuso teaches juniors and seniors in High School about digital business and filmmaking. It is almost guaranteed that he will use Billy Wilder as an example at least once a week in his lectures. Before teaching, Ryan worked 10 years in the marketing/advertising business doing such jobs as media buying and digital and production coordinator. He has two lovely daughters and a wonderful wife. On the weekends, you will probably see him catching the newest movies at the theater.

Danny is a writer who focuses on pre-Code Hollywood, 1930-34.

Cliff Aliperti is a Long Island, New York based writer and classic film buff. He operates multiple nostalgia websites about vintage collectibles and old movies, including the first fan site dedicated to pre-Code cad Warren William (est. 2007), and Immortal Ephemera, a more general classic movie site about unheralded film stars and movies of the 1930s (est. 2002).

Jake is a little bit of everything: a writer and content creator, customer support consultant, and remote work advocate. A "digital nomad", Jake has been able to enjoy working from around the world and sharing visions and stories from amazing places.

In addition to being in the remote work movement as a customer support specialist, Jake also works as a freelance consultant, writer and author; clients past and present include resumé writing for private clients, content writing for a major remote work conference and culinary marketing/consulting for a Midwestern culinary school.

His current projects include a book project, an untitled screenplay, and his Medium blog Nomadic Jake.

Press and business inquiries can be directed to jakewoehlke.com

B.G. Voita is a classic film lover, writer, teacher, wife, and mother. She blogs at Classic Reel Girl (classicreelgirl.com), which allows her to combine her love of films, social psychology, and creative writing. When not blogging, she is kissing boo-boos, reffing fights, or dancing to the Wiggles (with some Big Band music thrown in for good measure).

I'm a freelance writer and classic film blogger based out of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I am in my mid-thirties, read lots of books, and bury myself in heaps of makeup, classic movies, and cozy blankets. I also love to travel and I try to visit the UK at least once every year (it's my home away from home).

Brazilian historian and film critic, researching movies from the past. Writes short stories, essays, film criticism and novels.