Geralyn White Dreyfous, executive producer, is the Academy Award-winning executive producer of Born into Brothels.  In 1994, she established the center for Community Service and Documentary Studies with Dr. Robert Coles at Harvard University. In 2002 she and Nicole Guillemet founded The Salt Lake Film Center, where she currently serves as its Executive and Artistic Director. She has produced a documentary of the child sex salve trade narrated by Tim Robbins called The Day My God Died, which was broadcast on PBS and distributed by Tapestry.

Christine Siegel Elder, editor, has had work shown on the Discovery Channel, and multiple public television stations.  She worked for 5 years as an editor for WGBH in Boston on Zoom, and edited Native Corn, a film that won best short at the New England Film Festival in 1999.  She lives in Ogden Utah with her husband, two dogs, and two cats, and is excited to be a part of the Kick Like A Girl creative team.

Miriam Cutler, musical consultant, is a Los Angeles-based film composer who has been writing, producing, and performing music for over 20 years. Her evocative scores have graced numerous narrative features and award-winning documentaries, as well as television, corporate videos, cartoons, and even two circuses.

Jennifer Jordan, writer, co-producer wrote, and produced Women of K2 for National Geographic Channel which won five major film festivals and authored Savage Summit: The Life and Death of the First Women of K2 (William Morrow, January 2005) which received the coveted "Editors' Choice" distinction from the New York Times Book Review as well as the National Outdoor Book Award. She is also the author of several children’s books which follow the antics of Harry, the Happy Dog. Jordan spent the better part of the 1990’s at WGBH FM in Boston where she anchored National Public Radio’s All Things Considered.