Director biography:
Jon Haukeland (born 1973). Lives in Oslo and is one of the four owners of the company Medieoperatørene. He started working with documentaries as a reporter, journalist and director at the Norwegian Broadcast Corp. (NRK). Together with his colleagues at Medioperatørene he has created several prize winning documentaries. He is currently involved in producing the documentary “Badass girls” and developing a feature script for the company.

Filmography (as director)
1997: The American look (documentary, 30')
1998: Babelfish and the Atlantic family (documentary, 52')
1999: Before the bombs (documentary, 30').
2000: Ante - rite of passage (documentary, 52')
2003: The man who loved Haugesund (documentary, 60')

Tore Vollan (born 1967). Studied cinematography at the Polish Film Academy in Lodz and documentary film at the Volda College in Norway. Worked three years as a cameraman at TVP in Stavanger and Oslo. From 1996 working freelance, mainly shooting documentaries for NRK and TV2. Attended the Master Class under DoP Michael Ballhaus, ASC at Filmstudium in Hamburg, Germany,1998-2000. Debut on "The bloody nuisance" by Andrea Katzenberger, a feature film competing in the Kinderfest at Berlinale 2001 and which won prizes in Giffoni, Tokyo and Amsterdam.

Filmography (as cinematographer, partly):
2000: The bloody nuisance, feature
2001: Lykkelandet, documentary series TV2 Norway
2002: Dark woods, feature (shared credit); The pepper grains, children detective series for NDR Germany, Großstadtrevier drama series fro NDR Grmany
2003: The man who loved Haugesund”, documentary (also co-dir.), School, drama series, NRK Norway