Representative of the EurasiaDoc program in Armenia since 2018, worked as a producer on one project in 2013, participated in the course as a director in 2016.
Arevik Avanesyan started her filmmaking career at HayFilm School (2006-2008) after earning a Master’s in Mathematics from Yerevan State University. With over a decade in film production, she participated in Talents Sarajevo (2014) and various industry events like B2B Doc Network at Kiev Media Week (2017) and Baltic Sea Forum (2018), Leipzig market (2024).
From 2012 -2014 she was a producer at HY pictures and From 2015-2019, she was a producer at Bars Media documentary film studio. 
She founded “2+3” Production and leads UP NGO, promoting Armenia’s film industry, also created PlatformDoc distribution of documentary films. She is also co-founder and head of ArmDoc — Armenian Documentary Association (2025). Always advocating for documentary film making and field.

Hakob Melkonyan was born in Armenia in 1984. He studied at the Cinema and Theater University of Yerevan (2001-2005) and then at the Film and Television University of Munich (2006-2009). He left the country in 2009 and now lives between France and Armenia. In 2010, Hakob Melkonyan participated with his short film project, The White Wall at a GREC writing workshop. In 2015, he wrote and directed his first full-length film, The Tree, which is about the Armenian Genocide. The film has screened in seven countries and has received the 2016 Grand Prize from the Festival Vues Du Monde of Montreal.

Participant in EurasiaDoc 2017, after which she successfully completed her film “Sweeping Yerevan.”
Nairi Hakhverdi is a literary translator, writer, and filmmaker. She was born in the Netherlands to Armenian parents from Iran, and studied English language and literature at the University of Leiden. Since 2001, she has regularly traveled and lived in Armenia for extended periods of time. Her first feature-length screenplay, The Driver, was selected to participate in EAVE on Demand, BOZAR, and the Berlinale Talents Project Market. She is currently working on her first feature-length documentary, Between the Rails, which won the CineDoc 2023 New Talents Caucasus Award for Post-Production, and her second feature-length screenplay, Bodil. Her first mid-length documentary, Sweeping Yerevan, about a woman who risks her life every night sweeping the streets of Yerevan to provide for her family, won Best Documentary at Ramsgate Film Festival.

Young filmmaker born and raised in Armenia’s post-industrial city Vanadzor. Studied in YSITC Vanadzor branch.
So far Grigor produced and Directed 4 short documentaries: “Khash” “Where are we going” “Affected youth” “Karot”. In 2020 Grigor established Mooflon studio where he is now working on his first feature length documentary and debut short animation.
From 2025 Grigor is a member of AGA. And in 2025 he co-founded ArmDoc.

Seda Grigoryan is a documentary filmmaker and media specialist with nearly two decades of professional experience. She received her education in film and media from the Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinematography, Florida State University (USA), and the University of West London (UK).
From 2011 to 2016, Seda served as the Chief Director of CivilNet, an online television channel, playing a key role in shaping the platform’s visual and editorial identity.
Her 2017 documentary film “The Way Home” received the Best Short Documentary award at the NOUR International Film Festival in Toronto, Canada. The film explores personal and collective themes such as repatriation, identity, and memory.
Seda has participated in numerous professional development programs and forums organized by Internews (Media Initiatives Center), the Golden Apricot International Film Festival, Canal France International, EAVE On-Demand, among others.
Since 2024, Seda Grigoryan has been the Video Production Producer at Hetq, an investigative online media outlet, contributing to the creation of in-depth video journalism and documentary content.

Director, scriptwriter. Participant director in EurasiaDoc 2017, 2019, and 2023, through which she successfully completed two films and is currently developing her third film.
Silva Khnkanosyan is an Armenian documentary film director and producer. She received her education at the Faculty of Journalism at YSU and participated in VGIK summer courses. Silva has worked as a journalist, camera operator, photographer, and editor for various organizations, including “168 Hours,” “Radio Liberty,” and Jellysmack company.
Her most recognized documentary works are “Nothing to be afraid of” (2019) and “Far from Michigan” (2023), which have received numerous international awards and been screened at prestigious festivals such as DOK Leipzig, IFFR Rotterdam, RIDM (Quebec), Miradasdoc (Spain), Cinéma du Réel (Paris), TIDF (Taipei), Film Festival Cottbus and Golden Apricot. Currently, Silva is working on her new project, “Second Life,” and continues to create films on important social topics that have a significant impact in the international film arena.

Seg Kirakossian is a documentary film director, producer, and researcher. Graduated documentary film directing (BA, MA) at Yerevan State Institute of Theatre and Cinematography (2006 — 2013). More than 10 of his documentaries were aired on national and international TV stations. Seg Kirakossian’s film “Purification” is expected to be released in 2025. It was filmed in more than 15 countries for around 10 years. At the University of Luxembourg, Seg Kirakossian is doing a PhD research on the topic “Vices and Virtues of Material Constraints for Documentary Film Aesthetics (Based on the Luxembourgish and Armenian Documentary Films)”. In 2015, he founded Doctor Cinema Youth Center, which organizes international educational projects on Documentary filmmaking and supports young filmmakers in international co-production. He is also the owner of Imagicus Production which is specialized in documentary film production.