Antoinette Jadaone is an award-winning Filipino producer, writer, director, and one of the most distinctive and influential voices in contemporary Philippine cinema. She is the founder of Ilaya Ilaya Studios. Her producing credits include Fan Girl, Alone/Together, Kono Basho, Uninvited, Ex Ex Lovers, and Iti Mapukpukaw (The Missing), the Philippines’ official submission to the 96th Academy Awards.

As a writer-director, Jadaone moves fluidly between independent and mainstream cinema. Her films include Six Degrees of Separation from Lilia Cuntapay, That Thing Called Tadhana, Never Not Love You, Alone/Together, Fan Girl, and Sunshine, winner of the Crystal Bear for Best Film at the 2025 Berlin International Film Festival. Fan Girl won Best Film at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, while That Thing Called Tadhana became one of the most commercially successful independent films in Philippine cinema.

Through Ilaya Ilaya Studios, she champions bold, emotionally truthful Filipino stories, particularly those centered on women and youth.

Reign Anne De Guzman is a Filipino film producer whose career has been shaped by an enduring love and commitment to the process of bringing stories to life. She has worked across a wide range of Philippine films and productions, taking on roles as supervising, line, and associate producer. 

Reign believes that filmmaking is ultimately about people and culture. Behind the scenes, she finds meaning in the shared process of turning an idea into something audiences can see, feel, and remember.

Angelo Chu is a film marketing and communications professional with a background in Communication Research from the University of the Philippines Diliman. He leads marketing at Ilaya Ilaya Studios, focusing on branding, campaigns, and managing social media content.

Raia Miranda is a filmmaker from the Philippines. She is drawn to the past, the mythical, and the desires of women who tread on either or both. Her debut short film “hundreds of year(ning)s” premiered and competed in the 2024 Ngilngig Asian Fantastic Film Festival (NgAFFF). In 2025, she wrote, directed, and edited her first experimental film “Calling 84843” which premiered in the 30th Split Film Festival in Croatia the same year. It came home to win the Jury Prize in the 2025 NgAFF. The Society of Filipino Film Reviewers also awarded it as the Best Experimental Short Film during the 6th Pinoy Rebyu Awards. Raia searches for the women in and behind every story. Whether in retrospect, in a different world, or in another body, her works bleed with their truths and desires.