Historical Association’s Gutenberg-e Prize. She is the co-author of four books on world history and is currently writing a history of collecting natural and material culture objects from southern Africa. Chris Nicola, Diver/Caver and Filmmaker In 2013, Nicola retired as a Senior Investigator for New York State. In the Mid 70’s he began his life as an explorer by scuba diving in the caves of central Florida, in conjunction with 10 years of ocean diving. He has participated, organized and/or lead over 40 caving expeditions around the world. He has co-authored a book, the of Priest’s Grotto” and “Secret produced a documentary, Place On Earth”, and runs the Priest’s Grotto Heritage Project; a genocide awareness “No project to honor those 38 people who escaped the Holocaust by surviving in the Priest’s Grotto Cave. Ken O’Sullivan, Filmmaker O’Sullivan lives on Ireland’s Atlantic coast, where he has been making documentary films about the seas for the past ten years. Recent credits include IRELAND’S OCEAN for RTÉ which he produced, directed and shot. It is one of the in Europe to be shot at 5k resolution underwater and with full Dolby 5.1 surround sound. In recent years he has also worked as a freelance wildlife cameraman for many international broadcasters including the BBC NHU, ITV UK, CBC Canada and also shot a number of TV commercials. Ivana Sergre, Author and TEM Film Festival Jury Chair Ivana Jeissing Serge was born in Austria and spent her childhood in Salzburg and Turin. She is well known in the film industry and has worked for many years as a successful producer and creative director. She is active on several film related boards. She is also a successful writer and has written a number of highly acclaimed novels. Duncan Stewart, producer and television presenter Stewart is a producer and television presenter best for his work on RTÉ including: Eco-Eye (2012), The Changing Face (2002), (2000) and (2005). of Dublin About the House The Meteor Ireland Music Awards Mark Terry, filmmaker and Director, TEM Terry is a filmmaker with documentaries The Polar Explorer and The Antarctica Challenge explore the impact of climate change. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society, The Explorers Club, the Canadian Council for Geographic Education and Alberta’s Northern Research Network.
Historical Association’s Gutenberg-e Prize. She is the co-author of four books on world history and is currently writing a history of collecting natural and material culture objects from southern Africa. Chris Nicola, Diver/Caver and Filmmaker In 2013, Nicola retired as a Senior Investigator for New York State. In the Mid 70’s he began his life as an explorer by scuba diving in the caves of central Florida, in conjunction with 10 years of ocean diving. He has participated, organized and/or lead over 40 caving expeditions around the world. He has co-authored a book, the “Secret of Priest’s Grotto” and produced a documentary, “No Place On Earth”, and runs the Priest’s Grotto Heritage Project; a genocide awareness project to honor those 38 people who escaped the Holocaust by surviving in the Priest’s Grotto Cave. Ken O’Sullivan, Filmmaker O’Sullivan lives on Ireland’s Atlantic coast, where he has been making documentary films about the seas for the past ten years. Recent credits include IRELAND’S OCEAN for RTÉ which he produced, directed and shot. It is one of the in Europe to be shot at 5k resolution underwater and with full Dolby 5.1 surround sound. In recent years he has also worked as a freelance wildlife cameraman for many international broadcasters including the BBC NHU, ITV UK, CBC Canada and also shot a number of TV commercials. Ivana Sergre, Author and TEM Film Festival Jury Chair Ivana Jeissing Serge was born in Austria and spent her childhood in Salzburg and Turin. She is well known in the film industry and has worked for many years as a successful producer and creative director. She is active on several film related boards. She is also a successful writer and has written a number of highly acclaimed novels. Duncan Stewart, producer and television presenter Stewart is a producer and television presenter best for his work on RTÉ including: Eco-Eye (2012), The Changing Face of Dublin (2002), About the House (2000) and The Meteor Ireland Music Awards (2005). Mark Terry, filmmaker and Director, TEM Terry is a filmmaker with documentaries The Polar Explorer and The Antarctica Challenge explore the impact of climate change. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Geographic Society, The Explorers Club, the Canadian Council for Geographic Education and Alberta’s Northern Research Network.