Director, Screenwriter, Actress

Jamila is a Venezuelan American actress and creative entrepreneur dedicated to telling emotionally grounded stories with heart and intention. As an actress, she has appeared in major studio projects including Mariposa de Barrio, which trended on Netflix for over a month, 'Til Jail Do Us Part, the first bilingual series produced by Peacock, and lent her voice to DreamWorks' Trolls World Tour. She has also performed in a wide range of independent feature and short films that highlight her versatility and depth on screen.

Lines on a Wandering Shell marks her directorial debut, a deeply personal story rooted in lived experience that explores belonging, care, and connection through a subtle, character-driven lens.

In addition to her work in film and television, Jamila is the co-founder of Rafy, a tool designed to support actors in their rehearsal and self-tape process. Her entrepreneurial spirit is shaped by empathy, innovation, and a deep commitment to helping others thrive in creative spaces.

Producer

Maria B. Fernandez is a native of Argentina, raised in the diverse city of Miami and currently based in Los Angeles. In 2012, Fernandez began her career in media consulting for Television networks on social and digital strategy for their Intellectual Property and branded content.

During that time, Fernandez produced an array of different shows ranging from reality and documentary to scripted series for Telemundo, Univision, NBC, Discovery and others. Fernandez has extensive experience crafting content for Latin American and US Hispanic audiences and understands the cultural and emotional differences amongst the subcultures. In 2015, Fernandez funded Eclectic Media in Miami and shifted her focus from strategy to developing IP and producing beyond digital. From there, Fernandez went on to produce her first scripted feature film entitled VANDAL. Inspired by true stories, Vandal is an authentic drama about art, love, war and the depths of the street graffiti world. Vandal stars a predominantly Hispanic cast of both up and coming and established Hollywood stars. Since living in LA, Fernandez has been dedicated to working with writers and producers to develop, create and execute film, digital and television projects independent of form or platform.

Fernandez's passion is to bring stories to life that transcend culture, race and gender and as a result evoke emotion and inspiration to audiences.

Composer

Daniel Rojas is a Costa Rican-born composer and producer known for his eclectic, modern scores that fuse cinematic storytelling with contemporary song production. His standout work includes original scores for Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (DreamWorks/Netflix), Marvel’s Hit-Monkey and M.O.D.O.K., Nickelodeon’s Monster High, and the award-winning animated short Fly Hard (Illumination/HMMA Winner, 2024). His style blends rich musicality with cutting-edge textures, drawing from his background in jazz, classical, and pop music.

Raised in a musical household—his mother a classical pianist from China and his father a trumpet player and band director—Daniel began composing and performing at a young age. He studied jazz on scholarship at the University of North Texas before moving to Los Angeles, where he worked in top studios and contributed additional music to feature films.

In addition to his scoring work, Daniel is an accomplished songwriter and producer, often weaving vocal elements and rhythmic experimentation into his scores. His recent work spans animation, film, and interactive media, with credits including Minions & More 1 & 2 (Netflix) and Who Invited Charlie?

Daniel is a recipient of the ASCAP Harold Arlen Award and a voting member of both the Recording Academy and Television Academy.