Ady Widyarta got an experience broadcast on Metro TV as a cameraman for 6 years, then became the producer and director of documentary films for 4 years in News Magazine Department, Metro Tv. Late in 2010, he decided to set up PT. Warna Kreasi Sinema Production House as a container for the further creativity. At his new “home” , he got a lot of confidence to make a variety of television products such as television documentaries, tv series, public service announcements, Video Tutorials, Company Profile, filler, and TV Commercial.

Jastis Arimba started his career as a short filmmaker in 2007. His film titled “Headmaster Is A Scavenger” earned the award of best documentary film Eagle Awards Festival. The film also won a Special Jury Prize at the Indonesian Film Festival and the Asian Broadcast Union 2008. In 2009 his anthology film “Tales from Jakarta” got a special screening at the Jakarta Film Festival and Lyon Film Festival in France. Under the banner of Warna Pictures, Jastis produced and directed the big screen film titled “212: The Power of Love” (2018), “Hayya The Movie” (2019). And now he is preparing several films that will be produced in 2020 and also the responsible producer and director for the big screen film division of Warna Pictures.

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Starting his career in the visual media as a newsmagazine photographer, then turned to became a television news cameraman.  His last position was as Executive Producer for documentary programs in Metro TV, a national broadcasting station. Some of his works won international awards such as Asian Television Awards (Highly Commended: 168 Hours Being Hostages, 2005), AIBD Awards, Thailand (First Prize: The Melancholic Sounds of Tabuhan Cave, 2006), ABU Prize 2005 (Grand Nomination: Where is My Land, 2005), FFI 2009 (Grand Nomination: Testimony from the Land of Minang, 2009), FFI 2008 (Grand Nomination: Last Notes from Nusakambangan, 2008).