Born and raised in Wayne, NJ, Ed was taught a strong work ethic by his father, who never missed a day of work. Having been employed in many different jobs at the blue collar level, Ed has been humbled, and knows how hard life is without being wealthy. After paying his own way through college, working 3 different jobs, he graduated with a BS in Accounting. Knowing this wasn‛t his true calling, he decided it was time to give what he was passionate about a shot, and throw caution to the wind.

After leaving NY, and arriving in LA, Ed studied with prestigious teachers at Groundlings, and also learned from the great Janet Alhanti. Fifteen years later, his studies continue, and since then, he has appeared in ‛Days Of Our Lives‛, ‛CSI:NY‛, played lead roles in many indie films, and booked several national commercials. Ed is an experienced carpenter, and spends his free time remodeling kitchens and baths. He‛s in acting class 2 days a week, and is always working on his craft as an actor, and editor, always keeping himself immersed in his true passion.

Born and raised in San Jose, CA Reggie Watkins has been acting his whole life. As a child he acted in the “Kids Skits” theater company in Denver, CO. Also an athlete, Reggie played wide receiver until a torn ACL ended his career at 21. No longer able to play he moved to Los Angeles to pursue his other dream.

His first “Hollywood” job was doorman at the world famous Comedy Store. He earned his stripes doing stand up with the likes of Dane Cook and Dave Chappelle. His first tv job was a thug on the ABC Family series “Lincoln Heights” and a commercial for Bud Light. Recently he’s recurred on FX’s critically acclaimed series “Justified” and guested on NBC’s “Community.”

Raised in Orange County California, Doug discovered his passion for movies and television at a very early age. He began working in the entertainment industry as a professional dancer in films such as High School Musical 2 & 3 (2007-2008) Glee seasons 1-2 (2009-2010) and other various shows such as Eli Stone and How I Met Your Mother. In 2011 He founded the independent production company More Brandy Productions which specializes in the development of feature films and television series.

In 2012 Doug placed in the top ten for the Industry Insider Screenwriting Competition with his script THE GOLDEN TRIANGLE and HOUDINI: THE UNTOLD ADVENTURES (2013) which are currently some of the many projects in development at More Brandy Productions. Doug wrote, acted, and directed his first feature film entitled BLOOD TYPE: UNKNOWN that premiered at the Newport Beach Film Festival 2013 and is now available on ITUNES, AMAZON, GOOGLE PLAY, PLAYSTATION, VUDU, and YOUTUBE. Doug’s passion knows no bounds when it comes to making movies, be it writing, acting, dancing, singing, or directing. There is no place he’d rather be than on set making fun entertainment.

Melinda deKay, born, raised, and schooled in Los Angeles, has been performing for over 50 years, recently returning to her hometown after establishing herself as a very respected actor in the Houston regional area. Throughout the years she has been typically cast as a ”character” actor being versatile in creating many memorable stage roles including Bodey in Tennessee Williams‛ ”A Lovely Sunday At Creve Coeur”, Catherine in Paul Zindel‛s ”And Miss Reardon Drinks A Little”, Suits also in Mr. Zindel‛s ”Ladies at the Alamo”, Julia in Maria Irene Fornes‛ ”Fefu & Her Friends”, Golde in the legendary ”Fiddler On The Roof”, Lady Macbeth, Rose in Tom Topar‛s ”Nuts”, and Barbara in the world premiere of John Dubiel‛s ”Windchimes”. Her TV/Film credits include ”Therapy With A Twist” directed by Clara Loedel, the lovely family film, ”Angel Dog” directed by Robin Nations, the 2011 SXSW Award winning film, ”Natural Selection” directed by Robbie Pickering, ”Jeffie Was Here” directed by Todd Edwards, the new Sandy Yu web series ”Miss Guidance”, NBC and TNT‛s ”Southland”, and the realty television show, ”Cursed”. Her latest film that is currently in pre-production and will start shooting in August, 2014, is Dysfunktion, written by David Bianchi and directed by Ryan Lemasters.

Born in Ohio, Sarah Chaney moved to New York City after receiving a BA in political science and theatre at Miami University (Oxford, OH). There she enjoyed her post grad training at The Maggie Flanigan Studios and has had the honor of playing some fantastic roles on the stage including Fantine in the National Tour of Les Miserables, Trina in Falsettos, Ofah in the world premiere of The Oath, various off Broadway and regional productions, cruise ships, and rock bands. Recent TV & Film credits include Saturday Night Live, The David Letterman show, the webseries 2 Hopeful Spinsters, Too Far from Home, The trial of Linda Kasbian, And Cupcake. She is currently performing with the sketch group, The Ladies Room at IO West and in the rock musical, The Werewolves of Hollywood Boulevard at The Lillian Theatre.

David Ross Paterson works as an actor in Theatre, Film and TV in Australia and the US. Film/TV includes Godzilla, Saving Mr. Banks, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Frost/Nixon, Chopper, Lost, The Unit, Neighbors, Blue Heelers. Los Angeles theatre credits (garnering multiple Stage Scene LA Awards, LA Weekly and Ovation Award nominations) include George Hay in Open Fist‛s Moon Over Buffalo, Bottom in A Midsummer Night‛s Dream for LCF Shakespeare, Niels Bohr in Copenhagen, Dilwyn Knox in Breaking The Code for The Production Co, Bob King in the US premiere of David Williamson’s Sanctuary and his critically acclaimed Danforth in the 60th Anniversary production of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. Writing credits include adapting and developing Reserved Seating Only in addition to numerous short films, radio and web comedy projects. Mr. Paterson continues to teach Acting/ Acting for the Camera, most recently at La Sierra University and USC.

David Crane was born in Philadelphia and raised 10 minutes away in the small, blue-collar town of Mount Holly, New Jersey. After graduating from University of Maryland, David moved to NYC, discovered independent film and became inspired by New York City’s rich theater community. David studied at the William Esper Studio and began doing theater and soon after, booked his first TV gig, HBO‛s Oz. David loved acting, but yearned to take a bigger role in storytelling so he wrote a one-act play “One Rainy Night.” It was produced in NYC and had a visceral effect on the audience. David began to transform a small one act into a feature length script. Life was about to change. David, his fiancee, and their two dogs drove cross-country to move to L.A. David teamed with his childhood friend Quinn Saunders. The two worked relentlessly, polished the script, raised money and called in every favor they had. ”One Rainy Night” was made into the feature film ”Cherry” on a micro budget. It debuted at Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, and went on to win Best Producers at Beverly Hills Film Festival and Best Picture in Charleston. Finally, ”Cherry” beat the odds and was distributed by Warner Brothers. Since “Cherry,” David has worked steadily. Earning credits with talented artists like Clint Eastwood on the film “Jersey Boys,” Christina Hendricks on AMC’s “Mad Men,” David Strathairn and Ray Wise in “No God, No Master” and Kristen Johnston on “The Exes.” David’s love for storytelling hasn’t wavered and has multiple projects in development.