Gehan Cooray was born on October 6, 1987 in Colombo, Sri Lanka as Gehan Ranga Cooray Arasaratnam. He is an actor and producer, known for The Billionaire, The Land of Oz (2015) and Popping the Question (2014).

A multi-faceted character actor that continually sharpens his craft. Most recent successes include an Academy Award for the Narrative Short ``This Way Up`` an AFI/Jeremy Cloe film in which he starred. Also the Student Emmy was awarded to ``Martian American`` the Lee Citron film that Charley produced and acted in.

Charley attended Edgewood High School, University of LaVerne and Whittier College. ASB President and a gifted athlete he competed in football thru College and had a cup of coffee in the professional ranks. Charley also studied on World Campus Afloat, Chapman College's program to explore the world while studying. One of his teachers at Whittier College School of Law was TMZ's Harvey Levin. Charley Graduated with BA and Juris Doctorate Degrees and passed the California Bar. He successfully practiced law, primarily as a Civil Litigator, with a short stint in the Public Defenders office.He has 2 sons Bubby Rossman a pitcher drafted in 2014 by the Los Angeles Dodgers and college student Spencer.

His acting career began in 1992 with a string of Action and Comedic Roles as well as doing the High Fall into wood planks, 5 times a day as part of the Universal Studios Stunt Team. Charley showed his comedic talent's in such films as Superbad the #1 Box Office smash, with the catch phrase ``Don't do it, kid`` . He initially gained exposure in the soaps including Port Charles in his role as the city's mayor. He is known for playing a diverse group of characters including Detectives and tough but lovable authority figures as in CSI (recurring five episodes) and as a series regular in The TICK.

Films he has starred in have had great success on the Festival circuit winning multiple awards, including the Windrider Award at last years Sundance Festival and this years 2017 Tribeca Film Festival has nominated ``The Suitcase`` .for the years Best Short.

Adam was born in Hobbs, New Mexico and moved to Farmington with his family at the age of four. It was there, that he became active in local theater productions and fell in love with acting at an early age.

He graduated with honors from Piedra Vista High School, where he was President of The International Thespian Society. His senior year, he lead the drama team to a sweeping victory at the NM State Theater Festival. His portrayal of Menelaus in The Trojan Women, helped the team win the competition with a perfect score (the first in history) and bring home the first state championship trophy to the young high school. It was also there, that he was recruited by The University of Nevada Las Vegas, where he attended the following year on scholarship.

He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater Performance from The University of Nevada Las Vegas.

Adam has an extensive theater resume and has performed in numerous regional productions. Favorite roles include: Joseph (Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat), The Baker (Into the Woods), Demetrius (A Midsummer Night's Dream), Bela Zangler (Crazy for You), and Aaron Kreifels (The Laramie Project).

Shelley Francisco was born in Hong Kong and later raised in a small community in the Philippines with her grandparents. At age five, her mom relocated to America with Shelley in the area of San Bernardino County, California.

She wanted to perform since childhood; though, for a brief period she wanted to become a WNBA player or doctor. When Shelley was fourteen, she joined a beauty pageant, which sparked her dream of acting and working in film. She joined an acting school and got booked for Danger Jane, which was also her first film audition.

After that experience, Shelley took an acting hiatus in order to finish high school. At age 18, Shelley sought new acting opportunities. Shelley enrolled in Wayne Dvorak's 2 year Meisner program and graduated in May 2015. She gives credit to her teacher for bringing out her acting abilities.

Shelley continues to progress as an actress and in film by working behind the camera in areas such as directing, cinematography, and writing to refine her craft. In 2015, she earned a Best Actress award for her role in the short film ``Parked`` which also won Best Picture Short at Pasadena City College's 72Hr Film Festival. She graduated from the California State University of Northridge with a Bachelors in Cinema and Television Arts. Most recently, she appeared in the Oscar winner ``Skin`` directed by Guy Nattiv in the Best Live Action Short Film category.

Kelly Radcliffe Orbeck is an actress, known for The Slender Dwarf (2020) and Diagnosis Murder: Without Warning (2002).

Sherry Weston is an actress and writer, known for Stumptown (2019), Criminal Minds (2005) and Austin & Ally (2011).

Born in Dallas, Texas. Haillye grew up with a strong background in modeling, dance, singing, and acting. At a young age, she took to the stage, performing in many local venues and oprys including Johnny High's Music Review, Lone Star Music Association, and Bass Hall. She received several 'Best Young Vocal Artist' awards as a soloist and in the duet, The Texas Red Hotts. Some fun achievements are appearing in print on the Arizona Jeans tag, singing the national anthem at Lone Star Park, and being titled 'Little Miss Hawaiian Tropic' of 96'.

With many years of professional vocal and dance training and a Bachelors Degree in Fashion Design, she is an artist of many mediums and enjoys fulfilling her passions studying, entertaining, and designing in Los Angeles, California.

Anthony S. Johnson is an actor and producer, known for Euphoria (2019), Clifford (1994), Out of Time (2019) and Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1997).

David is known for Private Practice (2012), The Event (2010), Harper's Globe (2009), 11:11 (2014), Youthful Daze (2012-2015), Sorority Forever (2008), and more.

Olivia is a storyteller with Minnesota roots and a Hollywood zip code, known for Agent (2017) and Cache Memory (2019).

Matt Laydon is a Los Angeles-based actor and lawyer who was born and raised in Michigan's Upper Peninsula where he began his acting career in the local theater. His strong sports background also began in Michigan where he was an all-state wrestler and state champion tennis player.
After graduating from Iron Mountain High School, Matt attended business school at Michigan State University where he was a member of the wrestling team and the Delta Chi fraternity. He then went on to receive his law degree and MBA from Indiana University. Matt is a member of the Indiana, Michigan and California bars.
In 2014, Matt left his law firm job in Indiana, where he had begun a return to local theater, and moved to Los Angeles to focus on acting. Matt passed the California Bar Exam in 2017 and and is now practicing again in his free time when not engaged in his acting pursuits. Outside of acting, Matt's greatest passions are attending Backstreet Boys concerts and following his sports teams - the Green Bay Packers, Notre Dame, Chicago Cubs, Chicago Bulls and Detroit Red Wings.

Known for Ad Astra (2019), Men in Black: International (2019), Doctor Sleep (2019), Loving (2016)

Madeleine Clemens (Lewis) is an actress, known for The Interview (2011).

Pernell Marsh is an actor and musician, known for Spread Some Love: Relationships 101 (2009).

Born in Santa Ana, California. Grow up in Temecula Ca. Currently living in Mid City Los Angeles for the last 7 seven years. Went to school to become a BMW master technician. Enjoys rock climbing.