Tom Millen is a Director of Crossover Labs specializing in the production and exhibition of immersive content as well as arranging cross-media training and events.

Adam Táborský is a Czech psychologist and therapist.

Adéla Chalupová is a student and popularizer of nuclear energy.

Alena Lašková is an expert in mindfulness.

Aleš Stuchlý and Vít Schmarc are currently best known for the popular Radio Wave podcast Čelisti.

Michal Zlatkovský and Dominik Zezula are behind the podcast Aging Millennials, in which they gloss over today’s world from the perspective of millennials.

Eva Szczyrbová is an experimental biologist and PhD student at Palacký University.

As a freelance screenplay writer and co-writer Hynek has contributed to numerous series, documentaries, and animated films for Czech Television as well as others.

Ivo Bystřičan (1980), director and dramaturg, graduate of sociology and social work at the Faculty of Social Sciences MU and documentary filmmaking at FAMU.

He’s part of the How to Dress a Prehistoric Man team.

Science journalist Ladislav Loukota and physicist-popularizer Jan “JaRon” Tomáštík are the main personalities of the scientific popularization project Vědátor.

He is a university teacher and biologist. He graduated from the Faculty of Science of Charles University in Prague.

Klára Grantz Šašková is a Czech biochemist working at Charles University.

Psychiatrist Klára Vyhnánková focuses on the reasearch of post-traumatic stress disorder in refugees.

Science journalist Ladislav Loukota and physicist-popularizer Jan “JaRon” Tomáštík are the main personalities of the scientific popularization project Vědátor.

Lucie Brulíková works at the Faculty of Science of Palacký University, Department of Organic Chemistry.

Mgr. Martin Golec, Ph.D. is a specialist in the Hallstatt period, i.e. the older Iron Age, and since 2014 he has been working at the Department of History of Palacký University.

Martina graduated from the Faculty of Science of Charles University, majoring in biology and chemistry teaching.

Martina Spurná is a Czech director of documentary and popular science films.

Michal Zlatkovský and Dominik Zezula are behind the podcast Aging Millennials, in which they gloss over today’s world from the perspective of millennials.

Mikolas Arsenev was born in Prague, where he currently lives and studies.

Nina Kadášová is a student of medicine and biophysics at Palacký University.

Oldřich studied organic chemistry at VŠCHT in Prague.

Patrick Bárta is a swordsmith by profession who specializes in making replicas of European weapons from the birth of Christ to the 9th century.

Patrik Kořenář is a Czech journalist, youtuber and influencer who has been doing fact-checking since 2017.

Pavla Hubálková is a former neuroscientist who is now a science communicator.

Petr Salaba is a young documentarist, who is returning to AFO as a winner of the Czech and Slovak competition as well as the Spotlight award.

Sara studied archaeology and anthropology at Oxford with a PhD in human cognition and music.

Tereza Porybná is a cultural producer and curator.

Tomáš Kratochvíl graduated from the Faculty of Humanities, Charles University and spent a year at the editing department at FAMU.

He studied at the Film Academy of Miroslav Ondříček in Písek, then transferred to the department of documentary filmmaking at FAMU in Prague.