Ramfis Myrthil, a global citizen and storyteller who has carved a dynamic and celebrated path through the film industry. He is passionate about championing narratives from around the world. His focus is on uplifting stories that resonate with diverse communities, including people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, women, and the disabled community. Ramfis began his journey in the film industry by premiering his first short, ‘Love and the Small Print,’ at the 65th Annual Cannes Film Festival in 2012, where it was picked up by Shorts International for worldwide distribution. He went on to build a successful body of work as a producer, with one of his most celebrated feature films, ‘Cicada,’ released in 2021, winning awards at several film festivals and being nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. He also found success in the Tribeca Film Festival Creators Market with his project ‘5150’ in 2021, executive produced alongside David Oyelowo. He was a producer for the Oscar-qualified short film ‘Ricky’ and developed it through the prestigious Sundance Producer Lab program. His other credits include the documentary ‘Bad Like Brooklyn Dance Hall’ which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, ‘Unidentified Objects’ and ‘Haze’ which was financed and distributed by Shudder, and 2025’s ‘Terrestrial’, a gripping sci-fi thriller directed by Steve Pink, at the Fantasia International Film Festival. He serves as an advisor for the Sundance Film Institute’s Collab producing program, is a co-founder of the Hyphen Grant supporting filmmakers from the Caribbean and West Indies, and is an adjunct professor at Five Towns College and Montclair University, he continues to teach “Advanced Producing” to the next generation of filmmakers. Ramfis was named to Stars' 2018 40 Under 40 list and serves as a panelist at various film festivals.