Lizzie Archer
Film Festival Coordinator
Lizzie currently lives in Missoula with her number one tail waggin’ friend, Marvin-Man. Somewhere in between dancing professionally, farming full time, and the pandemic, Lizzie’s path led her to The Roxy Theater. Lizzie works closely with local modern dance company, Bare Bait Dance, and is going on five years of programming their International Screendance Film Festival, Kinetoscope. At The Roxy you can find Lizzie working front of house, projecting 35mm films, or any of the many random tasks that go into The Roxy’s five highly celebrated film festivals (planning a parade and painting cardboard are her top two favs).
Tammy Bodlovic
Development Director of The Roxy Theater
Tammy Bodlovic has been with the Roxy since 2017 and this will be her seventh IWFF. Tammy works with sponsors for this iconic film festival and her favorite part is the Youth Matinee Series where over 3,000 students watch IWFF films each year for free. She has been involved with nonprofit development for more than 18 years. Tammy is a fan of baseball and hockey and loves to travel with her family and friends.
Lívia Campos de Menezes
Guest Programmer
Lívia was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil. She holds a BA in International Relations, an MA in History, and an MFA in Creative Producing. She lives in Nevada City, CA, and has been the Wild & Scenic Film Festival Director since 2021. She is thrilled with the opportunity to curate the 2024 program for the International Wildlife Film Fest. When not watching films, you can find her reading a novel or planning her next road trip.
Sarah Ferguson (Fergie)
IWFF Producer, Sponsorships & Roxy Membership Director
Fergie has been a member of the Roxy and IWFF team since October 2019. She loves film and working with the community – from cultivating relationships with partners to pulling off fun and informative events, working for IWFF is right up her alley. When not bustling around the Roxy Theater, you can catch Ferg hanging with her family, hiking with her pup or dancing to live music.
David Mills-Low
Film Festival Operations Manager
David Mills-Low is a multi-form media and performance artist with an eye toward mischief. He has a BA in Theatre, an MA in theater (Digital Media in Live Performance), an MFA in Media Arts (360/Virtual Filmmaking) and teaches as an adjunct professor at the University of Montana. David has spent the last 24 years making theatre, the occasional movie, and raising 4 kids, the last 10 of that with his partner Rebecca. This is his 3rd year working on festivals at the Roxy.
Ian Carstens
Website Administrator
Ian Carstens manages the sites for IWFF, Kiddomatic, Queerwest and the Montana Film Festival. He is a filmmaker, writer and curator with a BA in Art Theory and Criticism currently based in the occupied lands known as the Midwest. After moving to Missoula in 2017, working for the Roxy Film Academy, the Roxy Theater itself, IWFF and MTFF (and now working remotely) there is no doubt that the Roxy continues to be his community cinema.
AZ SACRY
Youth Matinee Educator
Az Sacry is a professional performance and visual artist living a mobile life based in Montana. A lover of this planet and the life forms that inhabit it, they are passionate about sharing the wonder and magic of our natural world. During the 45th and 46th International Wildlife Film Festival, Az toured with a team around Montana bringing curated films to school children and hosted students at the University of Montana. This year they are excited to bring more outstanding films to children in the Missoula area alongside Animal Wonders’ amazing live animal presentations.
Mike Steinberg
Executive Director of The Roxy Theater
Mike Steinberg has worked for the IWFF since 2013 when he joined the organization to direct the festival. His enthusiasm for the event stretches back to the mid 90s when he was involved with community judging and participated in the early days of the WildWalk parade. Mike’s favorite thing about IWFF is the community it brings together, and the extraordinary diversity of the natural world it celebrates.
Josh Taira
Art Director
Josh Taira is the Art Director for the Roxy Theater, and designer for the International Wildlife Film Festival, Montana Film Festival, and Camp Horror Film Festival. In addition to the design work for the Roxy Theater and its many programs, he also does freelance illustration under the name Daruma Party. He watches a ton of anime, reads lots of romcom manga, plays lots of FFXIV, and has an insatiable hunger for tuna onigiri from Japanese 7-Elevens.