Lesley Goldberg

She is a Los Angeles-based writer/reporter covering television for The Hollywood Reporter. She got her writing start covering entertainment for the LGBT community for outlets including AfterEllen.com, Frontiers in L.A. Magazine and The Advocate. The self-professed pop culture junkie can be found with a remote control in one hand and a softball bat in the other. In addition to her writing work, Goldberg has spent time on the news desk at the Los Angeles Daily News and can tell you anything you need to know about baseball cards – and Buffy the Vampire Slayer.

Sunny Hodge

Born in Laguna Beach and raised between there and Sun Valley, Idaho, former singer songwriter, Sunny Hodge, moved to Los Angeles in 1997 to pursue a career in film editing. Starting as a Post PA on a TV series, she worked her way up the ranks, landing her first series editing job just 2 years later on USA Network’s Good vs. Evil. There she met director, Tim Hunter, who helped launch her successful career in editing. As Director/Editor team they collaborated on Showtime’s miniseries ‘Out Of Order’, as well as multiple features and MOWs, including MTV’s Anatomy of a Hate Crime – the story of Matthew Shepard. She has also worked alongside directors, Joss Whedon, John Badham, John Stockwell, Rob Bowman, and Michael Engler. Working for nearly every major network, Sunny’s other editing credits include, Melrose Place (original series and remake), Firefly, Men In Trees, Without A Trace, Dollhouse, The Vampire Diaries, Private Practice and The Big C.

As a musician/singer songwriter, Sunny’s original music has been placed on Melrose Place, Out of Order and ABC Family’s, Beautiful People. She attributes much of her knack for editing, as well as, her sensitivity to the natural rhythms of story telling through film, to her passion and natural ear for music.