Dubbed "Korean Food Ambassador" by the media, Cathlyn is a multi award winning TV show host and producer of the first Korean cooking show in English on PBS called “Cathlyn’s Korean Kitchen". She hosted, directed, and produced five seasons of the Asian Pacific Voices cultural documentary and four seasons of the Asian Pacific Voices Radio podcast series.  Most recently, she created a health and wellness documentary series, Food for Life, scheduled to broadcast on cable TV networks in the fall.  Cathlyn owns CNA Digital Media Marketing Services, specializing in digital media marketing and TV/film production. In addition to being the founder and board chair of the Asian Culture and Media Alliance, Cathlyn currently serves on the USS Midway DEI Committee. She also served on the board of 11 nonprofits in Southern California, including Taylion High Desert Academy four terms as the President of the Korean Women’s International Network, San Diego Chapter. In addition to 20 years of international business development and new media marketing background, Cathlyn has over 18 years of experience as a reporter, TV show host, and MC in Korea, Brunei, and the US.

With over 20 years of TV/film and video production experience, including producing, directing, writing, and editing, Eric Michelson‘s experience includes corporate training programs, commercial spots, music videos, live fashion and music events, short films, and documentaries. Eric owns Carma Media Productions and has co-produced four seasons of Cathlyn’s Korean Kitchen, including Top Chef Korean Food Challenge and Hansik Stories for TVK24, ArirangTV, and PBS. Since 2014, Eric has co-produced and edited five seasons of the Asian Pacific Voices documentary television series and most recently co-produced the Food for Life documentary. Since 2016, he has mentored and provided hands-on vocational media workshops to API youths through the Take One Media Arts Academy.

A TV, Film, and Media Studies degree at CalState LA, Advik was born in India and has lived in six different countries, spending over a decade in Dubai. This diverse international experience has given him a unique perspective on storytelling and inspired his journey to Los Angeles, where he is committed to realizing his dream of becoming a filmmaker. Driven by a passion for creating films that can inspire and bring about change, Advik has taken active steps toward honing his craft. In 2023, he enrolled in the TAKE ONE program to further develop his filmmaking skills and gain valuable industry connections. He has also been a production intern for nine months, assisting in producing the Asian Pacific Voices Radio podcast, Season 4. Advik continues to build his experience and looks forward to impacting the film industry through his original works.

Jalal is an Arab-American filmmaker with a passion for storytelling and a deep commitment to empowering diverse voices in the media. He earned his Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts – Media from the University of California, San Diego, where he honed his skills in film production and developed a strong foundation in visual storytelling. At UC San Diego, Jalal was an administrator of the student-run film studio Triton Television for three years. In this role, he led numerous film projects, taught interns about the intricacies of film production, and played a pivotal role in uplifting student voices within the filmmaking community. Jalal is also a proud graduate of ACMA's TAKE ONE program, which further developed his expertise in media arts. The program provided him with hands-on experience and valuable industry connections that have helped shape his career. With a focus on creating impactful, culturally relevant content, Jalal’s work reflects his desire to highlight underrepresented stories and bring them to the forefront of the filmmaking industry. As he continues to evolve as a filmmaker, Jalal is dedicated to making meaningful contributions to the film world while mentoring aspiring creatives.

Ryan Stanly is an emerging filmmaker and musician with a passion for storytelling that began at 13. Since 2014, Ryan has been involved in various aspects of filmmaking, including writing, producing, and editing, showcasing his versatility and creativity across multiple projects. His keen interest in visual media and commitment to refining his craft led him to establish his own production company, Ryan Stanly Productions, which offers various clients comprehensive production and post-production services. Through his business, Ryan has gained valuable experience managing filmmaking's technical and creative elements, helping him build a reputation as a dedicated content creator. A graduate of ACMA's TAKE ONE program in 2019, Ryan continues to give back to the community by assisting with the production of Asian Voices TV. His contributions have extended beyond production, as he has also taken on the role of assistant instructor for the TAKE ONE program, mentoring and guiding the next generation of aspiring filmmakers. Ryan’s blend of technical skills, creativity, and commitment to empowering others reflects his dedication to his craft and community as he continues to grow in the media arts industry.