Biosphere

Mel Eslyn is a writer, director, film and television producer and President of Duplass Brothers Productions. Winner of the 2016 Independent Spirit Producers Award, Eslyn is a veteran producer behind films that include 2014 Sundance hit The One I Love starring Elizabeth Moss, Clea DuVall's debut The Intervention, Lynn Shelton's Outside In, Miguel Arteta's Duck Butter, Jeff Baena's Horse Girl, Natalie Morales' Language Lessons, and Roshan Sethi’s 7 Days for which she won her second Spirit Award. Biosphere is Eslyn's feature directorial debut.

Shuli Harel began her career working for NBC on Parks and Recreation and Up All Night while she was receiving her undergraduate degree at UCLA. A career beginning that led her to New York after graduation. On the east coast, Harel quickly served as a valuable team member for WB, FX and iTV. Her work on the pilot for Togetherness brought her back to Los Angeles, where the pivotal series introduced her to Mark and Jay Duplass. Harel would go on to collaborate with Duplass Brothers Productions many times before joining full time as their Head of Production. Some of her credits include the HBO series Somebody Somewhere, The Drop, and Biosphere. As a key member of a small production company, Harel often finds herself wearing many hats; covering a wide array of responsibilities throughout any project.