Alex Fumero
Alex Fumero is an Emmy-nominated producer, creative developer and writer. Recent credits include Mucho Mucho Amor (Netflix), an Official Selection of the 2020 Sundance Film Festival, SxSW Film Festival, True/False, Miami Film Festival and more, and the critically-acclaimed sketch show, I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson (Netflix/Irony Point). He previously served as Vice President, Original Programming, for HBO, where his projects included 2 Dope Queens, Random Acts of Flyness, the Untitled Jon Stewart Project, All Def Comedy, Any Given Wednesday with Bill Simmons, Felipe Esparza: Translate This and Chris Gethard: Career Suicide, among others. Prior to joining HBO, Fumero was Senior Director of Programming & Development for Fusion. Fumero is a member of the Television Academy, the Latinx writer’s group G.O.A.L.S, and holds a BFA from NYU Tisch.
Kareem Tabsch
Kareem Tabsch is an Emmy-nominated filmmaker whose work focuses on documenting that which exists on the fringes of mainstream society. His feature films include Mucho Mucho Amor (2020) and The Last Resort (2018) and the short film Dolphin Lover (2015). Tabsch's work has been included at prestigious festivals like Sundance, SXSW, HotDocs and has been featured in outlets like The New York Times, Los Angeles Times and NPR among others. In 2020, Tabsch's film Mucho Mucho Amor was named one of the 20 essential Latino Films by The New York Times. It was nominated for Emmy, GLADD, Imagen Awards and named Best Latinx Film by the National Association of Latino Independent Producers. He was named a '40 under 40' Documentary filmmaker by DocNYC, America's largest documentary film festival. Tabsch is a first-generation American of Latino and Middle Eastern descent. Rush Limbaugh once said his work was contributing to the decay of American Society.