Morgan Perry

Morgan started working with sex trafficking victims in Thailand in 2006 when she was 18 years old. She was serving there for three months with the Christian missions organization YWAM. One morning she found a prostituted woman who had been raped, drugged and left for dead on the street. Ever since that event she’s had an irrevocable passion to fight sex slavery. Morgan went on to study film and photojournalism in nearly 30 countries to obtain a degree in Mass Media from the University of the Nations. She wanted to become equipped to use media as a tool for cultural transformation- researching and exposing gender-based injustice issues and then highlighting tangible solutions.

Her classroom became the front lines for journalistic media as she documented the San Tribe of Bushmen in the Kalahari Desert and the turmoil in the West Bank, Palestine. In 2008, she helped produce a book about international sex trafficking and while researching to write this book she was shocked to discover that sex trafficking exists in America. As a result, she started producing the Sex+Money documentary in 2009. Since the film was released in 2011, Morgan has been interviewed by CNN, NBC, CBN, Voice of America, Christianity Today, World Magazine, Relevant Magazine, Family Talk Radio with Dr. James Dobson and more. She also received a Certificate of Recognition in April 2012 from the United States Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention for her contribution towards resource development for frontline responders to trafficking victims and perpetrators.

Morgan is currently a Producer in the Film Department at Exodus Cry She’s working with the filmmakers behind the 24-time award winning documentary on international sex trafficking called Nefarious: Merchant of Souls to produce a new documentary about college spring break hookup culture, what it reveals about coming of age in today’s world, and the startling normalization of sexual violation. The new film Liberated: The New Sexual Revolution will be released in 2017.

Kevin Miller

Kevin is a versatile screenwriter who has applied his craft to feature films, documentaries, short films and television. Recent productions include: Monumental (2011), spOILed (2011), No Saints for Sinners (2011), With God On Our Side (2010), Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008), Hakani (2008) and After…(2006). In addition to his work as a screenwriter, Kevin has written, co-written, and edited over 40 books, both fiction and non-fiction.

Joel Angyal

Joel, a British national, has traveled to over 50 different countries working with Disney, ABC, Discovery, Walden Media, Fox, and numerous independent production companies. In addition, he has directed and produced music videos and a number of award winning short films. He has filmed in the Sahara desert, Romania, Hungary, Canada, Brazil, Uganda, India, Nepal, Nigeria, and the U.S.

Autumn Mason

Autumn traveled to over 20 countries while pursuing her degree in Communications from the University of the Nations. She co-Produced “Sex+Money: A Global Search for Human Worth,” the book about international sex trafficking in 2008. Autumn became the Production Manager for the documentary Sex+Money.

Simon Tondeur

Zombie Break Room (2013), Hellbound? (2013), No Saints For Sinners (2011), Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed (2008) and more.

Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney

Co-Chair and Co-Founder of the Congressional Human Trafficking Caucus. End Demand for Sex Trafficking Act (2006) She is an original cosponsor of H.R. 3887, the William Wilberforce Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act (2007).

Chyng Sun, Ph.D.

Co-Producer and Director of The Price of Pleasure: Pornography, Sexuality and Relationships; Mickey Mouse Monopoly: Disney, Childhood and Corporate Power; Beyond Good and Evil: Media, Children and Violent Times. Professor of Media Studies, at McGhee Liberal Arts School of Continuing and Professional Studies at New York University.

Arlene Irion

Local and Federal Law Enforcement Intelligence Analyst, expertise in combating the commercial sexual exploitation of children. Irion has been the recipient of Federal awards for her intelligence work in assessing the issue of trafficked children in Los Angeles, CA and for building a Federal Law Enforcement Task Force.

Davis Cunningham

Acclaimed international filmmaker, directed and produced motion picture and television projects in over 40 countries. Works include The Seeker: The Dark is Rising (Fox/Walden); The Path to 9/11 (Disney/ABC) television mini-series; Little House on the Prairie (Fox); To End All Wars (Fox); and the docudrama Hakani for PhotogenX.

Gordon Pennington

Marketing Communications Consultant and Expert. CitiCorp, Chase Manhattan Bank, JP Morgan Bank, Tommy Hilfiger, Apple Computer, British Airways, the CBS Television Network, the Coca-Cola Company, Equinox Fitness, Rollerblade, Charity:Water, and the Oxford Analytica, the Ministry of Defense in the UK.

Paul and Suzy Childers

Founders of PhotogenX, an organization that specializes in using various forms of media to raise awareness about global injustices and promoting social change. Together they have worked in over 50 nations and have published five photographic works: The Eyes of Afghanistan; A Voice for the Voiceless; Unique: Faces of the Nations; 30 Days of Prayer for the Voiceless; and Hakani: A Voice for Life.