Dutch

Born

24th of January 1963, in Schipluiden

Education

Academy for Journalism, Tilburg, Netherlands

Peter Tetteroo has been a senior director for world wide broadcasters since 1987. He travels Europe, the America's, Africa, Asia and Australia.

Tetteroo received several international awards, among which the International Emmy of the National Academy of Television, Arts and Science in New York, honoring his documentary 'Welcome to North Korea'.

Tetteroo directs documentaries, television series, commercials and pictures.

Dutch

Born

25th of January 1941, in Rotterdam

Education

Film Academy Amsterdam
Training School Kodak London

Pieter started his filming career in 1965 'under the tripod' as grip.

Traveled Asia and the United States a lot. Later he frequently went to Africa.

Pieter was honored with several national and international awards; an International Emmy on the documentary Welcome to North Korea, and a Dutch Academy Award on 'Train of Hope' about refugees in Congo

Dutch

Born

17th of May, 1978 in Leidschendam

Education

Master of Arts in Economic Science, University of Aberdeen

Louise Tuin boasts a well-traveled and multicultural life experience. After growing up in Saudi Arabia, studying in America and Scotland and living in rural New Zealand she has found her place here working on this project.

After completing her degree in Economics and working in finance, Louise spent several years traveling. This took her to New Zealand where she stayed to set up several small businesses in entertainment, tourism, conservation and farming.

Louise is Account Manager and Executive Producer in film and media.

Dutch, American

Born

9th of May 1990, in Bussum

Education

Filmeditor

Paris Hidden bears an untameable love for technology. Probably the youngest filmeditor in his field, he proves to be the ambitious young technocrat, mastering the film editing program Avid.

Being Peter's permanent assistant for over 4 years, he prefers to talk Avid rather than American or Dutch.

He has many short films and documentaries to his name.

Dutch

Born

6th of May 1959, in Rotterdam

Education

High school, Horticulture school and self-made journalist

Janneke Donkerlo has lived in Africa and Asia as a development worker, manager and researcher. She started working as a freelance journalist in 2002 and has written since for newspapers and magazines. She is member of the Dutch-Flamish Organization for Investigative Journalism (VVOJ).

In 2009 she published a non-fiction novel on Turkish immigrants in the Netherlands.

Dutch

Born

18th of May 1957, in Naaldwijk, near The Hague

Education

Academy for Journalism, Tilburg, Netherlands

Anneke Verbraeken is a freelance (investigative) journalist since 1993. She lives alternately in The Hague and France and works or worked for De Volkskrant, Trouw, Vrij Nederland, Libération. Recently she finished a book about asbestos (to be published in october 2009).

The past years she specialized in frenchspeaking African countries. Right now she is following a Rwandees candidate for the presidential elections. Together with Janneke Donkerlo she investigates the route of raw material from the mines of Kivu (East Congo) right to the buyers of mobile phones.

Dutch, Canadian

Born

11th of March 1984, in 't Woudt

Education

Bachelor in Communications, Multimedia & French Language, University of Sherbrooke

Born in Holland, raised in Canada, Anne's curiosity for people and cultures was handed to her on a silver plate. Anne has joined the project with an interest to research Africa, its beauties, its challenges, its possibilities.

North America, Europe and the Caribbean are places she has thus far explored as a journalist, a student of community development and a teacher of French and English as a foreign language.

Dutch

Born

Rotterdam in 1940 under the noise of heavy anti-aircraft-guns

Education

Commercial correspondence at Schoevers,
Screenplay writing at NOS Media Academie,
Spanish at the Volksuniversiteit,
and portret-painting at the Academy of Arts 'Minerva', Groningen.

Throughout her carreer, Marie-Anne has gained a broad range of knowledge from working as a secretary for professors in different fields of law, science and biochemistry. She later took up journalism, working as a translator of French and German to English, while also working as a freelance journalist for various magazines, columns in the NRC-Handelsblad, and more recently the periodical Farce.Nu. She also hosted radio programs for City Amsterdam. Marie-Anne has a wide area of interest. She is a great asset to the project; researching passionately the topic of morality in the issues discussed in this film.

Dutch

Born

28th of April 1988, in Poeldijk

Education

University College Utrecht, major in Social Science

Suzi Colpa has started her studies at the international Honors College of Utrecht University where she combines the fields of sociology, anthropology, philosophy, journalism and Spanish.

With an international ambition and travel experience in Europe, Asia and South America she focuses on global issues.

Besides her academic interests, creativity is essential to her. Film, photography and performing arts are of big influence in her daily activities.

Yugoslavian

Born

24th of September 1977

Education

High school

Peter met Tarek during the civil wars subsequently in Serbia, Bosnia and Kossovo. They work together regularly. Tarek is a selfmade cameraman. Working for local tv he has a wealth of experience filming in complicated and unusual circumstances.

Dutch

Born

9th of March 1984, in Heerenveen, located somewhere in the north of Holland.

Education

Film and Television Academy, Amsterdam, Netherlands

Roel van 't Hoff graduated in 2008 from the Dutch Film and Television Academy in Amsterdam with a specialisation in camera work. During his studies and since then he has worked on television, documentary, and fictional projects. It is his preference for documentary work which brought him in contact with The Conscience Project. With us he has travelled to Canada, Germany and Belgium.