Enrique Lebron is an Emmy-nominated cinematographer, award-winning director, and writer based in Hartford, CT. An Afro-Latino of Puerto Rican descent, he takes pride in his culture, drawing inspiration from its rich history, resilience, and storytelling traditions. Filmmaking has been a lifelong dream, and as the founder of Retrospective Films, a full-service video production company, Enrique specializes in creating high-quality visual content that elevates brands and captivates audiences. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, he approaches every project as an opportunity to craft impactful narratives that resonate. Through his work, Enrique continues to push creative boundaries, bringing stories to life in ways that leave a lasting impression.

Vincent considers himself lucky—an artist whose job became his vocation. He "plays with light," lenses, and frames, shaping stories with depth and tone while collaborating closely with directors.

Since shifting to documentaries in 2016, he’s worked with Allen Hughes on The Defiant Ones for HBO, a visually striking doc that gained widespread recognition. He’s also collaborated with Davis Guggenheim and recently shot The Age of Disclosure, which premiered at SXSW (2025) to strong reviews in both trades and mainstream media.

No stranger to narrative work, Vincent honed his craft on TV movies and limited series, developing a deep respect for both. He has shot seven indie features and countless shorts. Finding Pa’ marks his first narrative collaboration since moving to the East Coast, and he’s eager to help bring this story to life.

A powerhouse talent, Karen is a BFA graduate of Purchase College Acting Conservatory and a member of the Actors Studio. She has captivated audiences in theater, film, and television—touring internationally in Miss Julie, starring Off-Broadway in The Cherry Orchard, and originating the role of Jackie in What Happened Was…, which won Sundance’s Grand Jury Prize. Her career soared with CBS’s Under Suspicion, plus standout roles in The Sopranos, Law & Order, CSI, and Peter Benchley’s The Beast. On film, she’s shared the screen with Steven Weber (Sour Grapes) and Tilda Swinton (Female Perversions). A passionate indie film advocate, Karen has appeared in five Hal Hartley films, including Trust (Sundance) and Simple Men (Cannes). Most recently, she won Best Actress at the Long Island International Film Festival for T-11 Incomplete.

Jason is a Producer and Actor. He is passionate and dedicated to the art of storytelling through cinema. With

a love for every aspect of the filmmaking process, he thrives both in front of and behind the camera. As an actor, Jason had a supporting role in the short film Inmate (2023), bringing depth and authenticity to his role. Beyond acting, he also served as the film’s executive producer, demonstrating his

commitment to bringing powerful stories to life. His passion extends to bringing projects to fruition and helping directors realize their creative vision on film. With a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for the craft, Jason continues to push creative boundaries, striving to make a lasting impact in the world of film.