Originally from Colombia, Nataly has years of experience performing traditional Colombian dance. She has performed internationally, sharing awareness of Colombian deaf culture and sign language.

Brian Cheslik is a former high school theatre teacher and performing arts program coordinator. He now works as an assistant professor and program director for the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley ASL Interpreting Program. Brian is the founding artistic director of Deaf Austin Theatre, where he co-directed the 2019 production of Next to Normal. Brian services the Austin theatre community by educating theaters on accessibility needs for Deaf performers and audiences, as well as training performance interpreters. Brian holds a bachelor's degree in English Literature from Gallaudet University, a master’s in Deaf studies & Deaf education from Lamar University, and has a doctorate in Deaf studies & Deaf education from Lamar University ’21.

Renca Dunn has a passion to produce epic videos for Deaf people. She believes "sign language is the best way that Deaf people use to communicate and express ourselves".

Ebony R. Gooden is a freelance artist, digital media artist and advocate based in Calgary, Alberta. She also owns a Greek restaurant, Mykonos Street Grill. Originally from the US, she earned her BA in digital communication and visual/multimedia arts from Gallaudet University. She is active in the Calgary arts community, consulting on issues of accessibility, diversity, equity and inclusion for visible minority artists who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Ebony’s activism during provincial Black Lives Matter rallies raised the crucial issue of insufficient Black interpreters in Alberta, and across Canada. Her work highlighted the impact of working with interpreters who do not reflect the Black Deaf community and are unable to use Black ASL (BASL).

Brandon Henry enjoys giving people a glimpse into his life as a deaf little person.

Estrella Hummel hails from Austin, TX. Growing up in a hard-of-hearing family, she has always enjoyed signing music. She aspires to be a sign language artist, sharing songs and stories with dramatic flair. This is her first public debut.

Patrick and Ben are friends slash comedy creators. Their videos often portray the funny and positive aspects of being deaf and hard of hearing.

Arlene enjoys working and being involved with the Deaf Community to strive for continuous improvements in accessibility, especially on social media.