JENS KUROSS

Jens Kuross is an American singer-songwriter and musician, known for his haunting vocals and introspective lyrics. Born and raised in Idaho, he developed a passion for music from a young age. After studying jazz drumming at the prestigious Berklee College of Music, Kuross embarked on a musical journey that has taken him to various projects, including collaborations with bands like The Acid, Howling, and RY X.

Kuross's solo work is characterized by its atmospheric soundscapes and emotionally charged performances. His music often delves into themes of love, loss, and the complexities of human nature. With a distinctive voice and a talent for crafting poignant melodies, he has captivated audiences worldwide.

Who I Thought I’d Be features original songs written by Jens Kuross and performed by Jens Kuross and Jude Bentham.

Daniel Stewart

Daniel Stewart is a highly respected Canadian producer and director with over two decades of experience crafting compelling stories across various media. His diverse portfolio includes films, documentaries, educational series, and music videos, showcasing his creative and versatile approach.

Beginning in the mid-2000s, Daniel partnered with Alpha International to produce and direct multiple impactful teaching series, notably the Alpha Film Series and The Marriage Course. These series have achieved remarkable global reach, impacting over 30 million people in 80 countries and being translated into 43 languages.

In 2024, Daniel executive produced and directed Jonathan & Jesus, a 4-part documentary series in partnership with The Chosen and Lionsgate, which launched on Amazon Prime in 2024. His work has appeared on numerous networks including Discovery Channel, OLN, ABC, CBC and MTV.

DYLAN JENKINSON

Dylan Jenkinson is a graduate of the prestigious Producers’ Lab at the Canadian Film Centre. He served for several years as the development executive at Malibu-based Key Pix Productions, developing two very successful Disney DVD titles.

Dylan produced the indie thriller Numb in 2015, which screened at the Busan, Beijing, and Shanghai International Film Festivals, and was the Closing Gala at the Whistler Film Festival. The film was rolled out internationally in over 45 countries, including distribution by Vision Films / Sony Pictures Home Entertainment in the US.

In recent years, Dylan has balanced production work on features such as Bad Times at the El Royale and TV series like Altered Carbon, while producing documentary series’ The Marriage Course and J&J, all while simultaneously developing several feature and television properties.

BRYN BENTHAM

Bryn Bentham, a naturopathic doctor by trade, also owns and operates In House Performing Arts Studio with his wife Chelsi in Summerland, BC. In House Studio’s mission is to fuel passion and technical excellence in the next generation of triple threat performers.

Who I Thought I’d Be is Bryn’s debut short film, born out of the desire to capture and integrate the magic of authentic live musical performance into narrative film. He is happiest when he’s participating in meaningful creative projects that help move humanity toward a more hopeful and beautiful place.

SaM GRIFFIN

Sam Griffin is a Canadian writer / producer based out of Vancouver, BC. Sam’s journey to film was a roundabout one, as she earned a biology degree from the University of British Columbia before pivoting to pursue a career in the film industry.

After graduating from Vancouver Film School’s writing for film and television program, she wrote and produced a handful of short films in a variety of genres. Sam joined the Good Stewart Pictures team in 2020 and has worn many different hats as she helped bring projects from the development stage to completion. Recently, she has contributed writing to Jonathan & Jesus, on Amazon Prime.