Marten Rabarts has been resident in the Netherlands since the Mid-90's, continuing to work as a producer, screenwriter and script editor and has been Head of Studies at the Binger Film Institute from 2001-2005. In January 2006 Rabarts was named Artistic Director of the newly branded BINGER FILMLAB.

Heading the Binger Programmes since 2001, Marten Rabarts was responsible for the production/training incentive Project 10 - real stories from a free South Africa, the Binger /SABC1/NFVF narrative documentary series of films (13x1 hours) which premiered in the 2004 Sundance/Berlinale/Tribeca Film festivals. And the development/training incentive Kids n Colour for the Dutch national broadcasters which delivered 9 short films for children's television, premiered at the CineKid festival October 2004, while also actively developing feature scripts with writers and directors from across Europe and the world.

Rabarts has served as Jury member of the Berlin International Film Festival Short Film Jury, Sundance NHK prize, the fund of Torino Film Lab and Amsterdam world cinema festival among others. He also sits on a number of advisory boards, such as Torino Filmlab, and the Holland film meeting, and continues to work as a script advisor including films such as the Berlin 2010 Silver Bear winner If I wanna whistle, I whistle. After heading the Binger Filmlab as Artistic Director, Marten Rabarts is now Head of Development with the National Film Development Corporation Ltd. from July 2012 onwards.

As of March 1st 2009, Bianca has taken on the position of Head of Programmes at the Binger Filmlab in Amsterdam from 2009-2011.

In the past few years she has served on (project) juries at festivals in amongst others Buenos Aires, Carthage, New Delhi and Mexico City and has been invited to speak on international co-productions at panels around the world. She has been a returning decision maker at European producer's workshop EAVE and annually moderates at the Producer's Network of Cannes Marche du Film.

In addition to working with Binger she was an advisor of the Dutch Film Fund from 2006 - 2010. Furthermore she is part of the CineMart selection committee, on the commission moving images of the Rotterdam Culture Council and she is a board member of the Holland Animation Festival in Utrecht. In 2011 Bianca returned to the International Film festival Rotterdam as one of their programmers and is overseeing the selection for 2012 features from Greece, Turkey, Israel, Iran and the Arab world.

The House of Mirth was sold internationally to more than 27 countries including to Film Four in the UK, Sony Picture Classics in the US and BIM in Italy.

She also co-produced Mark Herman's Brassed Off, starring Pete Postlethwaite and Ewan McGregor, and Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Christian Bale, Toni Colette and Ewan McGregor.

All the films with which Olivia has been involved have obtained international distribution and four have been shown in Official Competition at the Cannes Film Festival. In 2000 she moved to Rome, where she works as a script consultant, writer and producer. Olivia has been a member of the Jury at the Locarno Film Festival & Tehran Film Festival and has worked for the Taormina Film Festival as on stage interviewer with directors Goran Paskaljevic, Matt Dillon and Terence Davies.

Since 2008 she has worked as a script advisor for the Binger Film Lab's Writers' and Directors' courses.

In 2009 Stewart was a member of the NFDC's Works-In-Progress Committee at the Goa Film Bazaar, returning in 2010 as again a member of the Works-In-Progress Committee and also as an advisor for the NFDC / Binger Film Lab Script Workshop - the first sessions were held in conjunction with the Locarno Film Festival in August 2010, as part of the Open Doors Programme.

Her feature film Oye Lucky, Lucky Oye directed by Dibakar Banerjee and produced by UTV won critical acclaim as well as commercial success. The film was screened in MoMA. Juvekar wrote I Am directed by Onir. The film was screened in various film festivals.

She was the Creative Producer for the feature film Love, Sex and Dhokha. The film was shown in MoMA as well as Munich Film Festival including many others. The film was a major commercial success and won critical acclaim. Her recent success includes the critically acclaimed Shanghai directed by Dibakar Banerjee and starring Kalki Koechlin, Abhay Deool & Emraan Hashmi.

Urmi Juvekar is a Lab Mentor with the Film Bazaar Screenwriters’ Lab from 2010 till date.

I thoroughly enjoyed the screenwriting lab in Venice. I've never felt so treasured, valued and nurtured as a screenwriter ever before. I think this process is helping me, not only for the script that I went with but as a writer and filmmaker per se. I didn't think it's possible for so much growth to happen in just a few days, but it did. The workshop far exceeded my expectations. I would recommend it highly.

It was the people who made the workshop so meaningful. I will always cherish the encouragement, the warmth and the generous hospitality of our advisors and mentors. I felt very special. And I have returned, determined to write and make many beautiful films with depth and soul.

It pushed me to question, debate, revaluate and experience the same screenplay on a wholly different plane. An enriching process, one that I wish I, and all other serious screenwriter's could go through every time before dishing out those final drafts!

The mentors' care and concern for each of our projects, their invaluable insight, their warmth and their friendship will always stay with me.