Jeremy Kriss is a filmmaker who treats horror as a study in attention. Through films like Something Horrible, he explores how fear becomes a kind of focus and how imagination fills the dark with what we don’t want to see.

As a game developer, screenwriter, and narrative designer, Tennyson Stead has spent more than two decades building worlds that teach collaboration.

Douglas Frazier uses illusion to explore how people think and what they choose to see. Through storytelling and psychology, he reveals how attention can be shaped, directed, and quietly undone.

We chase clarity as if it were a kind of truth. But the more we define, the less we discover.