Jennifer Nowicki joined Creative Narrations as a co-director in 2007 after many years of fruitful collaborations. Jennifer has been working as an instructor, program coordinator and technology trainer in adult education since 2003. She received her BA in Sociology from Boston College and her Masters degree in English Language and Linguistics from the University of Arizona and went on to teach and create digital stories with university students and instructors in China. She sees digital storytelling as a powerful way to express ourselves truthfully in a new language and engage in our communities. Jen has also coordinated the production of several program documentaries, including We Are Adult Education and Refugee Journeys in Tucson, AZ. She enjoys printmaking, photography and cooking very spicy food.

Sean Effel collaborates with Creative Narrations on digital storytelling trainings, video production, and web design. When he is not narrating creatively, he is production coordinator at Cambridge Community Television and co-director of the world's first four square league.

Julie Mallozzi is a documentary filmmaker based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her films explore the interactions between cultures thrown together by history, and between politics and personal stories.

Her debut film, Once Removed, premiered at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, won awards at numerous festivals, and aired on public television. It tells the story of meeting her mother's family in China and learning about their involvement in China's complicated political history. She recently completed Monkey Dance, a coming-of age story about three Cambodian-American teens navigating the confusing landscape of urban adolesence. She also produces educational and outreach films for community organizations.

Vanessa Pabon is the acting director of Telling Our Lives Digitally (T.O.L.D.) in the North End community of Springfield, MA. With a background in web design and technology, Vanessa recently left her position as youth director at the North End Youth Center to launch the first community digital storytelling center in the country. When she isn't working on her own web design business, Vanessa can be found salsa-dancing throughout the Northeast corridor.

JaModi Robinson worked in conjuction with various organizations throughout Boston over the several years before moving to Los Angeles in 2006. His goal is to create programs to link creativity and technology through learning within the city and beyond. JaModi teaches digital storytelling with Creative Narrations,and with his own production and training company, Digital Expressions. His work with digital storytelling stresses needs for individual expression and personal growth.