Panel|Virtual screening

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Trish Adlesic is an Oscar- and Emmy-nominated documentary producer for her work on Gasland and Gasland Part II. Gasland premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2010 and Gasland Part II premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in 2013 to much acclaim.

Trish has over 20 years of experience working in narrative filmmaking with such notable directors as Jim Sheridan (In America, Get Rich or Die Tryin’), Sidney Lumet (Night Falls on Manhattan), Gus Van Sant (Finding Forrester), James L. Brooks (As Good as It Gets) and Michael Mann (The Insider). Trish also worked in episodic television for 15 years as the Location Manager for NBC’s Law & Order: SVU series and has been a contributing member of the Director’s Guild of America for 19 years.

Bradley W. Orsini joined the Secure Community Network (SCN) as the
Senior National Security Advisor in January 2020. SCN is the official safety and security organization for the Jewish community in North America. In his role, Mr. Orsini provides security consultations, training, and direct response to critical incidents to Jewish Communities across North America.

From January 2017 to January 2020, Mr. Orsini served the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh as its first Director of Community Security.

Previously Mr. Orsini was a Special Agent (SA) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation from September 1988 until his retirement in December 2016.

Mr. Orsini was on active duty as an officer in the United States Marine Corps attaining
the rank of Captain prior to joining the FBI.

Audrey Glickman is a lifelong resident of Pittsburgh. Writing is one of her passions, artwork is another; her main focus is always on improving life for everyone

Her day job is as a rabbi’s assistant. In the past, Audrey has been Chief of Staff to the Pittsburgh City Council President, and she worked for nonprofits and as an assistant to lawyers in corporate, securities, and banking law.

She has served on many boards, organizations, and committees, supporting, working for, and advocating on behalf of many causes and toward the improvement of many institutions. She advocates for equal rights, secure recountable voting, saving and preserving the earth, smart city planning, good government, and understanding and tending to our fellow human beings.

Liran Shitrit wrote, produced, and directed In the Name of the Daughter as his debut film. 

He has always been captivated by the timeless magic of cinema and boldly decided to turn his passion into a profession by studying film at the Minshar School of Art in Tel Aviv, Israel. 

He is in post production on Burning, his feature length film directorial debut.

Ezzeldeen Masri was born in Gaza City in 1971. He completed his Bachelor’s in Political Science and Criminal Justice at Northeastern Illinois University and his Master’s in International Relations with a specialization in conflict resolution.

Ezz worked at the American International School in Gaza, as a social studies teacher and head of the upper school. In November 2006, he opened OneVoice Palestine-Gaza office and was appointed as the Executive Director.

He returned to the United States in 2015 and is currently the US Outreach Director for OneVoice. In 2014, Ezz was featured in the New York Times for his work.

Noa Cacharel is founder & CEO of NOA – International Film Marketing. She is a graduate of MEGA PLUS – European Master in Audiovisual Management, the flagship program of the MEDIA – Business School for Audiovisual Management which was funded by the European Union.

She lectures in varied film schools and provides soon-to-be graduates and alumni invaluable knowledge and practical tools which help them succeed as filmmakers and launch an international career.