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AMBER NEUKUM

AMBER NEUKUM

Born into a family of film industry crew, Amber Neukum was raised with the love of film in her DNA. Upon her graduation from film school, she worked in public relations and entertainment news, ultimately finding her way to the film industry of the south in Atlanta. She began her southeast career as an actor and then found her love for writing & directing in filming her short, "Mary Maid" which premiered at the Nantucket Film Festival. In 2019, Amber teamed up with creatives Sailor Larocque and Hannah Alline to start Juice Box Films which has had films recognized at HollyShorts Film Festival, No Budge, and Atlanta Women's Film Festival among others. She now resides in Los Angeles and is excited to premiere her latest comedy short, "ZIT".

SAILOR LAROCQUE

Hailing from the panhandle of Florida, Sailor Larocque grew up with a deep connection to Southern stories and a sharp comedic sensibility. She began her career as an actor, known for The Resident (FOX), The Staircase (HBO), and Queen of the South (USA), before exploring sketch comedy and co-founding an all-women sketch team, where she developed a passion for directing, producing, and editing.

In 2019, Sailor co-founded Juice Box Films with Hannah Alline and Amber Neukum, a women-owned, award-winning, production company whose films have been recognized at Sundance, NoBudge, HollyShorts, and Mammoth Film Festival, among others.

HANNAH ALLINE

is a director and actor, best known for her roles on Doom Patrol, and AMC's Mayfair Witches. Her films have been showcased at Fantastic Fest, Hollyshorts, Cannes, Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, Filmquest, Screamfest LA, Fantastic Fest, NoBudge, the LA Independent Women Film Awards, and the Atlanta Women's Film Festival where she received the award for Best Comedy. Hannah has worked as a Director’s Assistant for Rob Corn (Grey’s Anatomy, The Resident) and a Producer’s Assistant for Mark Kamine (Sopranos, American Hustle, White Lotus). Hailing from Arkansas, Hannah's ultimate goal is to imbue powerful stories with her distinctive Southern voice, be it from behind or in front of the camera.

CHRISTINA JUNDT

has spent the last decade+ doing artsy stuff and following her arrow, from developing new plays and working at fancy regional theatres, to writing/producing indie films in Atlanta and working on big old studio features. She recently moved West to strike gold (work in television development), but spends most of her time “following up” and “circling back” on emails.

"The Juice Box girls have stolen my heart and my free time, and making art with these geniuses is one of the great joys of my life."