Sai Emrys twice created and taught a semester long class on conlanging at UC Berkeley, founded the nonprofit Language Creation Society, ran three Language Creation Conferences, and is co-host of the interview series of the Language Creation Society Podcast. His personal conlanging interests are primarily in engelangs, particularly in novel ways of using language, such as non-linear writing systems and tactile language.

Sai Emrys, advisor

Chuck Smith, Esperanto Language Ambassador

Chuck Smith is an American Esperanto speaker now living in Berlin,

Germany.  He founded the Esperanto Wikipedia (http://eo.wikipedia.org) which now has 125,000+ articles and spent half a year travelling through Brazil and Europe staying with Esperanto speakers along the way and attending events in this planned language.  He then volunteered a year in Rotterdam for the World Esperanto Youth Organization (TEJO, www.tejo.org) followed by three months at the Calgary Esperanto Center.  He has since been a board member of TEJO and now is currently president of the Berlin Esperanto Youth (http://www.esperanto.de/ej.berlin/).  He believes this film has a great potential to spread awareness for conlangs in general, and is proud to translate this film to give it a wider international audience.

Filmoj sen limoj is and independent international creative association, which creates and distributes modern audiovisual culture in Esperanto, an international language of communication. Among the projects

implemented by the Association one may name dubbing-in and translation of the films distributed under the Creative Commons licenses as well as support of the original audiovisual products created by the Esperantists in more than 120 countries of the world.

Filmoj sen limoj (Films without borders), Information Partners