Mary Lynn is a Nikon Award-winning filmmaker, CEO of Dalynn Studio, and Co-Founder of Ibero Asia & Frame x Femme Filmmaking Alliances. She builds strategic bridges between Asia and Ibero-America through cross-cultural co-productions, new audiovisual formats including mobile cinematography, vertical drama, and AI-driven workflows. Her credits include UNESCO Mogao Caves projects and collaborations with CCTV, CGTN, and Zhejiang TV. An international speaker and educator, she leads global initiatives fostering market access, innovation, and talent exchange across emerging audiovisual platforms.

Daniel Alberto Chedufau is an Argentine diplomat and a graduate of the Foreign Service National Institute (ISEN) under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship of Argentina. He holds a degree in Sociology from Universidad del Salvador and has extensive diplomatic experience, having served in both the General Directorate for Consular Affairs and the Protocol Department of the Argentine Foreign Ministry. Currently, he serves at the Embassy of the Argentine Republic in the Republic of Korea as Consul and Head of the Culture & Education and Press & Tourism Sections.

Morris Kachani is the manager of Cinema do Brasil, a program promoting Brazilian audiovisual content internationally—a partnership between the Audiovisual Industry Union of the State of São Paulo (SIAESP) and the Brazilian Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (ApexBrasil). Previously, he was the non-fiction manager at Prodigo Films and a screenwriter for the TV Globo programs Caldeirão do Huck and Encontro com Fátima Bernardes. He was also an executive at Editora Abril and worked for some of the country’s leading media outlets—such as Folha, Estadão, Veja, and Trip—serving as a reporter, editor, and publisher.

Her Excellency Angie Shakira Martínez Tejera is the Dominican Republic’s Ambassador to Korea. An international lawyer, human rights expert, and career diplomat with 24 years of service, she has served in Spain, France, Geneva, the United States, Jamaica, and The Bahamas. Her career spans diplomacy, education, political relations, cooperation, trade, and investment. With a professional background in television and communications, she also promotes creative and audiovisual partnerships between the Dominican Republic and Korea. She received the 2026 Medal of Merit.

Shirley Vega is Director of ProColombia in Korea and Commercial Counsellor at the Embassy of Colombia, leading Colombia’s trade, investment and tourism strategy in Korea. With 15+ years of experience bridging Asia and Latin America, she connects producers, investors and industry leaders with opportunities in Colombia. At ACFM, she presents Colombia’s value proposition for global audiovisual production—combining world-class locations, creative talent, competitive incentives and expanding production capabilities to attract investment, foster international partnerships and bring global stories to life in Colombia.