THE TEAM
Jen Scott
Creator | Showrunner | Exec. Producer
Jen Scott is a multi-hyphenate creative and entrepreneur with 20+ years of entrepreneurial experience building brands, launching products, and executing projects from concept to delivery. As the creator and an executive producer of Trickle & Flow, she leads development, production, distribution, marketing, and end-to-end delivery with a hands-on, solutions-first approach that maximizes production value on lean budgets. She is also the co-founder of CGP Spotlight and the founder of Country Girl Productions and CGP Creators' Corner, creating new pathways for overlooked independent creators and audiences.
Tazito Garcia
Executive Producer
Taz "Tazito" Garcia is an actor, director, bestselling author, and mentor who has been a driving force in indie filmmaking since 2009. He has worked alongside Sylvester Stallone, Jackie Chan, and John Cena, and most recently appeared opposite Alan Ritchson in Amazon Prime's hit series Reacher. He was named Breakout Action Performer of the Year in Hollywood and became the youngest recipient of the ICON Award (LA, 2016). Blending discipline and real-world grit, Garcia is the author of How to Make It from a No to Whoa Budget, co-founder of Movie Expo and CGP Spotlight, and a board member at the Trebas Institute supporting film education and emerging talent.
Krista Barzso
Executive Producer
Krista Barzso is a filmmaker, actor and producer with experience spanning narrative storytelling and hands-on execution. With her background in corporate insurance, she brings a strong eye for risk assessment, logistics, and creative problem-solving to the production planning process. She wrote and produced the award winning short film Persistence, guiding the project from development through completion while balancing creative vision with real-world constraints.
Juan-Francisco
Director
Juan-Francisco is a Toronto-based filmmaker originally from Cádiz, Spain, with more than 20 years of experience in film and television. A director, producer, VFX artist, and editor, he brings a rare blend of cinematic vision, technical craft, and creative problem-solving to the project. He co-produced Las Crónicas de Maia with Antena 3 in Spain, a transmedia urban fantasy series that blended live-action and animation and earned attention from outlets including El País and ScifiWorld. Beyond his work in Spanish television, Juan-Francisco has contributed to the visual effects of major Hollywood productions including Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy, Warner Bros.' Suicide Squad, and Netflix's Stranger Things, working on projects led by visionary directors including James Gunn, Ridley Scott, and the Duffer Brothers. He continues to direct and produce award-winning work recognized at festivals around the world, bringing a strong blend of cinematic storytelling, technical skill, and creative problem-solving to every project.
Raymond Tuquero
Director of Photography
Raymond Tuquero is a freelance camera operator and director of photography with 20+ years of experience in visual media, and the owner of a media studio based in Toronto. He has collaborated with recognized brands and led large, diverse crews across a wide range of productions, bringing a steady, adaptable approach shaped by a globally lived upbringing in a military family. He is a camera, lighting, and cinematography instructor at the Liaison of Independent Filmmakers of Toronto (LIFT) and an associate member of the Canadian Society of Cinematographers (CSC), where he volunteers as co-chair of the CSC Diversity Committee. Passionate about mentorship and representation, Raymond is committed to supporting the next generation of BIPOC talent and helping build a more inclusive cinematography community.
Dan Iaboni
Stunt Coordinator
Dan Iaboni is a Toronto-based stunt coordinator and performer whose credits span major studio features and streaming platforms, including The Man from Toronto (Netflix), Nobody, Violent Night, Mayor of Kingstown, and See. A former professional parkour athlete turned industry veteran, Dan founded The Monkey Vault, one of Toronto's leading movement training facilities, where he has helped train the next generation of stunt performers. With a career built on precision, athleticism, and creative problem-solving, he brings both big-production experience and a deep roots in the Toronto film community to Trickle & Flow as Stunt Coordinator.
Leanne Murray
BTS Photographer
Leanne Murray is a photographer and the owner of Intuition Photography by Leanne, serving as BTS Photographer for Trickle & Flow. Her work is rooted in storytelling and capturing meaningful moments, with experience spanning weddings, family sessions, headshots, and commercial photography. On set, she documents the behind-the-scenes process in a way that supports both production marketing and sponsor-ready visual content.
Dwight Rey
BTS Videographer
Dwight Rey is a Toronto-based BTS videographer capturing the behind-the-scenes energy of Trickle & Flow. His background includes shooting social media content, commercial content, and short films, giving him a strong eye for both storytelling and promotional coverage. Focused on authentic on-set moments, production coverage, and promotional content, his work helps translate the filmmaking process into engaging visual assets for audiences and brand partners. A world traveler and adrenaline seeker, Dwight brings a diverse, multicultural lens to everything he shoots.
Penny Sampson
Community Partnerships & Outreach Coordinator
Penny Sampson is the founder of CleverB Co., where she helps entrepreneurs, creatives, and organizations turn ideas into clear, executable strategies through systems thinking, communication, and workflows. With more than 20 years of experience in coaching, business strategy, and operational development, Penny has worked with entrepreneurs, neurodivergent professionals, and high-performing creatives to build practical systems that move ideas from concept to execution. On Trickle & Flow, Penny leads community outreach and brand partnerships, helping build meaningful relationships with local businesses, organizations, and supporters. Her focus is on creating partnerships that benefit both the series and the communities it serves, while helping grow a network of businesses that believe in supporting independent Canadian storytelling.