Jackson is a senior RTVF student at NU. He loves all aspects of filmmaking, but his favorite part is the community. When not drowning in work, you can find him practicing guitar, cooking, or playing Overcooked with his roommates.

George is a Junior RTVF and Art History double major with a minor in computer science. Interested in games and novel forms of narrative, George owns and operates a small production company, Chiodo Studios. He also enjoys coping with stress by baking.

Mattheus is a junior Econ and Radio/TV/Film major, combining his interests in entertainment and business in his role as the Co-Finance Chair. If not streaming basketball games on his laptop during meetings, Mattheus can be found waiting in the SOFO line with a stack of contracts, W9s, and vouchers in his arms.

Mia is a second year RTVF student who is also pursuing the Integrated Marketing Communications certificate. You can often find her on sets as a cinematographer or hammocking on the lakefill. Mia loves her role as Community Engagement Co-Chair in which she provides a space for the RTVF community to come together!

Adelaide Ray Young is a senior Theatre major from Colorado. She is a screenwriter and actress interested in research based screenwriting and the overlap of psychology and film. She has received several research grants from Northwestern and was awarded the Fletcher Prize for Outstanding Undergraduate Research for her project Making the Invisible Visible: Creating an Accurate Portrayal of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder in Film. Adelaide is a member of The Pritzker Pucker Studio Lab for the Promotion of Mental Health via Cinematic Arts and is in the Exploring Psychoanalysis program at the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute. She is also on the Northwestern Advisory Council for the Office of Undergraduate Research as a representative of the arts.

Matthew's an RTVF major and BIP minor from Houston, Texas. After serving on the board for a year as a CommE/PR chair, he's thrilled to work with Jackson and the rest of Studio 22 to make even more fantastic films and spectacular events. Matthew's also proud to have produced the feature length film MIXED SIGNALS with Applause for a Cause '22-'23, and can't wait to see what's in store for NECRO 101. He's passionate about self-improvement, reading, absolutely any HBO original series, and Texas BBQ.

Sam is a filmmaker and photographer from New York. He has directed dozens of narrative and documentary shorts, and is shooting his first feature this year. His favorite food is Nutella.

An RTVF senior and a five-time NU Director of Photography, Shane Chung is obsessed with imagemaking in all forms. He is directing his first film this year as a part of the Senior Directing program. As a Korean-American filmmaker, he is passionate about uplifting unique multicultural voices in film, a mission he first pursued as a Publicity Chair on NU’s Multicultural Filmmaker’s Collective board, and currently as a board member on Studio 22. He champions diversity, inclusion, and wackiness and hopes to further that mission on an industry level.

Ashley is a sophomore studying RTVF, Business Institutions, and IMC. She's very excited to be doing marketing and PR with Agustin and can't wait for Studio22 to be a name everyone recognizes on campus. When she's not busy making countless Canva graphics, she's probably somewhere in Norris, either working at Artica or enjoying an acaí bowl

Brooke is a junior RTVF major and French and Sociology minor from Miami, Florida. She loves screenwriting and directing, but also loves just hanging out on sets with the best film students in the Midwest (alternatively: the world). After working on Studio 22 as a film manager last year, she's extremely excited to be back again this year in a new position. The Studio 22 weekly newsletter is her child, and with Mia's collaboration, they will succeed in making it bigger than the New York Times.

Minh is a senior from Hanoi, Vietnam majoring in RTVF and minoring in Psychology. Apart from lovely romantic dramas, she also loves astronomy, gemstones, enamel pins and cats. She’s excited to continue organizing guest speaker events and making art with Studio 22 this year!

Ananya Paul (she/her) is a sophomore majoring in RTVF and Entrepreneurship. She is the Industry Co-Chair at Studio 22. She is an old-school workaholic passionate about movies, nature, and matcha.

Luluh is an international filmmaker and artist, She studying Radio/Television/Film with Art Theory and Practice. Currently, she’s active on various productions in and outside of Northwestern.
As the education chair, Luluh hopes to create a connected filmmaking community at Northwestern, explore her creative ideas, and make art that creates change.

James is a sophomore RTVF major from Northbrook, IL. He is involved with groups such as Vertigo Productions, One Book One Northwestern, and Applause for a Cause, and is an award-winning screenwriter and playwright. Off-campus, he is a member of the Chicago Indie Critics and GALECA, with reviews written for films premiering at the Sundance, New York, and Tribeca Film Festivals.