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Graduate of the Ludwik Solski State Drama School in Krakow, specialization in popular music vocals; actress of the Teatr Stary in Krakow.

PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION The Fryderyk Chopin State Primary Music School in Krynica-Zdroj - piano class, the Mieczyslaw Karlowicz State Secondary Music School in Krakow - solo singing class, the Ludwik Solski State Drama School in Krakow - specialization in drama performance and popular music vocals.

AWARDS 2009 - Sopot, 9th Polish National Festival of Radio and TV Theatre Two Theaters - Award for the Best Female Role, for the part of Halina Szwarc in the TV Theatre show Doktor Halina directed by Marcin Wrona. 2008 - Koszalin, 27th Debut Film Festival Young and Film - Award for Best Acting Debut in a Leading Role in Wednesday, Thursday Morning directed by Grzegosz Packa. 2007 - Gdynia Film Festival, Award of the Mayor of Gdynia for Best Acting Debut in Wednesday, Thursday Morning. 1998 - Third prize at the grand finale of the Szansa na sukces TV singing competition, for the performance of Miedzy cisza by Grzegorz Turnau.

Beautiful French actress Jennifer Decker started out as a theatrical actress. Her first role was at age 18 as Juliet in William Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet", directed by Irina Brook. The play was very successful and toured throughout France, as well as abroad, for many months. Afterward, she began to show interest in cinematography. For this she next appeared in Steve Suissa's L'amour Est Un Jeu Dangereux (2011) ("Love on the Run")--also known as "Trop Plain D'amour" and "Cavale"--opposite Nicolas Cazalé. She played Noémie, a young teenager who goes on the run with Simon, a boy who's on the fast track of life.

Although she tends to focus on feature films, Jennifer also shows interest in short films as well. For this she was seen next in Pierre Bernier's Jeux de haute société (2003), a short in which she played Madame Blanche. Her acting skills do not stop at shorts, however. She started in the renowned french series Une femme d'honneur (1996), in the episode "Les Liens du Sang", playing Laëtitia Cervantes, a very intense and interesting character.

Jennifer had a busy year in 2006, completing four more films. She started the year off with Jeune homme (2006), a Swiss film, in which she plays Elodie Dumoulin, a young artist who takes drawing lessons and meets the lead character Sebastian, played by Matthias Schoch. Sebastian is a new transfer student from abroad who came to study in France. Sebastian stayed with a French family who, coincidentally, is Elodie's family. After "Jeune Homme" she starred in the acclaimed Les amants du Flore (2006), directed by Ilan Duran Cohen and starring the magnificent Anna Mouglalis. Jennifer played Marina, a very sensitive character who is a student and falls in love with her teacher, Simone de Beauvoir, but later fell for a lover who died during the Second World War

Who would have predicted that in 2006 Hollywood would come knocking on Jennifer's door? She was discovered by producer/director Tony Bill while he was vacationing in Paris. She was soon cast as Lucienne in Flyboys (2006), World War I actioner, opposite James Franco and Jean Reno. This was Jennifer's debut as a feature-film actress, and she got rave reviews from both critics and fans across the globe.

In 2006 she returned to France for a made-for-TV film revolving around the life of Jeanne Poisson, la Pompadour, called Madame De Pompadour: The King's Favourite (2006). Jennifer plays La Dauphine, the wife of Poisson's husband's best friend. In this film she plays a character older than the characters she usually plays. After working with Robin Davis in "Jeanne Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour", Jennifer starred in an even more interesting role, in a comedy called Hellphone (2007), directed by James Huth. The movie was not like other Hellphone movies made by Hollywood, for this one had a very different angle to it--Jennifer plays Angie, the love interest of Sid, played by Jean-Baptiste Maunier, who desperately wants to date her but has no cell phone to contact her. He buys an amazing phone--picked up at a cheap Chinese store--for 30 Euros to get a closer connection to Angie. Unfortunately, he doesn't realize that the phone comes from Hell. This film earned a lot of press attention, and boosted Jennifer's career to a new level.

She took a year off from the film industry, returning in 2009 with a German film called Lulu und Jimi (2009), opposite Ray Fearon, and directed by the acclaimed Oskar Roehler (it went on to be the official selection for the German film festival). She plays Lulu, a very outgoing and rich German lady who falls deeply in love with Jimi, a black man who was a middle-class worker in a fair near where Lulu lives. Her family disapproves of Jimi, and she and Jimi run away, traveling from one state to another. After "Lulu & Jimi" Jennifer starred in Bank Error in Your Favour (2009), a French film directed by Gérard Bitton and Michel Munz. It tells the tale of a group of guys planning to steal from the city bank. Jennifer plays Harmony, a local employee. She falls in love with her boss, who happens to be one of the men involved in this great robbery scheme. In 2010 she played "Laura", opposite Anaïs Demoustier and Pio Marmaï, in Living on Love Alone (2010), directed by Isabelle Czajka. This was her second film with Anaïs Demoustier, the first one being "Hellphone".

Most recently Jennifer could be found in France, filming a made-for-TV film called Les amants naufragés (2010)--also known as "Les Veufs" for the novel on which it was based--directed by Jean-Christophe Delpias. Jennifer plays "Mathilde", wife of Stan who is a writer. He had just finished writing his latest novel, "The Castaways". Stan is a very jealous lover, concerned that the alluring and beautiful Mathilde, a model, is cheating on him. He sends his friend to spy on Mathilde, who had lied about wanting to spend more time with her parents. Stan finds out that the "parents" turned out to be a handsome young fashion designer. With the rage he feels for Mathilde's infidelity, he arrives to surprise the lovers. He overreacts in the scene, killing the young designer on the spot. But what if the author had mistaken fiction for fact?

Jennifer Decker has appeared not only in feature films, shorts, television and theater but much more. stars not only in movies, short-films and theatrical performances, but much more. In 2009 and 2010 she collaborated with Block N'Fall on the play "Novembre, Deja".

John "Johnny" Cornett is a long-time associate of Filmmaker Ted V. Mikels. Working in a mostly sales management capacity at Mikels' TVM Studios in Las Vegas, Cornett often found himself filling in at various production positions including camera, gaffer and grip, and even acted in television commercials and feature films. Through the years, Cornett has been involved as a sales agent for several notable filmmakers including Ray Dennis Steckler (The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies), Nick Millard (Criminally Insane), and Russ Meyer (Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!).

Janne-Markus Katila was born on June 25, 1989, in Nurmo, Finland. With over a decade of experience in the film industry, he has built a versatile career as a director, writer, producer, and actor, primarily in independent cinema. Katila has contributed to various projects, including Backwood Madness (2025) and (Pri)sons (2024). His directorial debut, the feature-length horror-comedy Wild Duck, is currently in post-production.

Jordan Kravitz, also known as Omar A.K., is a professional Actor and Rapper. His debut role in a Hollywood production is the Wounded Smuggler in the acclaimed Dune: Part Two directed by Denis Villeneuve.

He is also responsible for innovating the sociopolitical / cinematic rap rock song titled "A Dark Harkonnen Raps", available on all musical platforms. The song uses the background of Dune's story to outline the psychological nature of warfare and greed in real life.

He has always dreamed of working with Timothee Chalamet in specific. As a result of five years of pure faith, total dedication to practice, the acquirement of knowledge, obsessive and relentless analysis of film, he now shares the screen with Chalamet.

On set, Jordan served the film with instantaneous improvisation driven by deep creative analysis. In his brief scene, he successfully managed to exhibit an abundant length and range of emotion through facial expression and the eyes, using the power of the silent performance to his advantage.

He showed hauntedness, endangeredness, fear, paranoia, trauma, and suspicion. His character was a representation of Paul Atredies's ruthless, unempathetic, and internally conflicted rise towards the leadership of a difficult war, as he shows the utmost necessity and urgency of calculated aggression.

Jordan is highly ambitious, hardworking, and disciplined with a unique commitment to his craft. He is determined and willing to do whatever it takes to reach absolute greatness in his performance and artistry. He looks forward to further engagement with the film industry and further enjoyment of the art form.

Joanne has been a part of the South African television and film community for the past 30 years, working as a scriptwriter, researcher, concept and content developer. Having studied drama, political science and economic history at UKZN (Howard College) she initially worked in the corporate research environment before consolidating her personal passion with her business experience entering the media industry as a researcher for a number of production houses in the late 1980s. Her research and subsequent writing credits include 8 years as the Senior Researcher and Head Writer for SABC's Lebone: Women on the Move, 3 series of Netcare Emergency 911, a 12-part Africa Unbottled wildlife and travel documentary series produced by Val Kilmer, and working on features including Long Walk to Freedom, award winning The Man Who Drove Mandela and a variety of short films. By the mid-1990s she had begun to focus on social development issues with a specific interest in education which led to a partnership with Selvan Munsamy of Blue Wizard Productions and the development of multiple early childhood development programming for the national broadcaster, including The Sunny & Spike Show, Mashaleng and Umnotfowame. Today Joanne researches and writes SABC 1's 2015 SAFTA award winning youth programme iSpani, currently entering its 7th season as well as the 2016 SAFTA winning SABC 2's Each One Teach One weekly show. She has expanded her scope to include religious and esoteric documentaries, and works as a consultant for independent producers developing new projects across the spectrum of South African life. Corporate communication, training and awareness programmes for Nestlé, City of Johannesburg, Gauteng Provincial Government, Legislature and Treasury, Denel, Gauteng Department of Education, RMI, ETDP and MERSETA have ensured she stays in touch with the economic and political realities. These projects pay the bills and also ensure that her work remains anchored in the realities of the audiences lives.

Jackie Linn is a Filipino-American comedian born and raised in Los Angeles. Surrounded by the glamour of Hollywood, she decided to pursue entertainment in 2012. Her first performance was at The Comedy Store in the Main Room but has since been on stages such as: Flappers Comedy Club in Burbank, Pasadena Ice House, Zanies, Laugh Factory and the Improv in Chicago. However, Jackie Linn is best known as Blair McGunty from a Streamy Award winning comedy series called Mr. Student Body President, which can be found on YouTube. She is also featured in 2 vevo music videos which include Cups (by Anna Kendrick) and "Cumbia Morada" by Latin-Grammy Award winning band, La Santa Cecilia.. Jackie now produces a weekly comedy show called Big Break Comedy in Chicago and has been known to "prescribe laughter as medicine." Jackie Linn will have you in stitches with her punny punchlines, silly stories and quirky quips!

John K. Jones grew up on the coast of Maine after moving from Washington, D.C.. He attended Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts where he graduated with a degree in television production. He also has a M.A. in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica. He is married to 'Carolyn Freyer'of Bronx, New York.

Cassandra was born in southeast Michigan on July 18th, 1979. She grew up on the east side of the state (Troy), and eventually went to work for the parents of Sam Raimi at a local retail shop. There she spent several years before moving to the greater Grand Rapids area. The film incentives put into place by then-Governor Jennifer Granholm brought big productions to the west side of the state, which gave Cassandra her first real opportunities to work in the film industry.

Himank Seth (born 13 December 1992) is an Indian entrepreneur, admin on Wikitia, PR expert, Wikipedia expert, software developer, investor, Knowledge graph expert, and forensic digital marketing expert. He is the founder of 7H, Techvulture, Thinkisthan, IndianStudentz, Affinity Steps, Afirmer, and several other companies. Seth continued to innovate and diversify sales channels for his high profile clientele creating brand awareness programs and helped them gain search visibility.

Seth has been associated with more than 200 publications and podcasts, both nationally and internationally. He is known to build close professional relationships with media outlets like Forbes, Entrepreneur, ABC, Inman, Fox News, Yahoo, and others.

A four-field anthropologist and Emmy(TM) Award winning filmmaker, Arik graduated (with Honors) from California State University, Chico in 2014, receiving his B.A. in Anthropology, along with certificates in Museum Studies and Cultural Resource Management. In 2011, he received his A.A. in Behavioral and Social Sciences (with Honors) and certificate in Classical Studies from Butte College in northern California. During his undergrad, Arik participated in pioneering programs using 3D technology and visual media to protect and learn from cultural resources, and is constantly searching for new ways of incorporating the technological innovations of the 21st Century to enhance the learning potential and quality of his research. He has performed archaeological fieldwork in the Caribbean, Great Basin, and Northern California Coast, along with ethnographic work in Central California and the Owen's Valley. He is interested in expanding the Nautical Archaeologists' toolkit by combining his skills as a documentary filmmaker with 3D mapping and modeling techniques for use in the field. He is currently (as of 2017) pursuing his Ph.D. in Nautical Archaeology at Texas A&M University, researching the sugar trade in the Caribbean, particularly the Leeward island of Antigua, and the movement of goods and services as a part of a worldwide economic system during the 16th - 19th centuries.

With an intense interest in the musical arts, ranging through various eras and genres, London born musician K J Kidd started studying towards obtaining a Music Business BA (Hons) at the University of South Wales in Cardiff, UK in September 2019. He will graduate in 2022.

Plans to lift his own record label off the ground in 2022 have been confirmed with an intent for music to be licensed for synchronization use. Some aspects of artist development are forecast for the future of the label.

Conhecido artisticamente como S Ø R 4 (sôra), Thiago Garcia (28 de novembro de 1999) é um artista independente, multi-instrumentista, cantor e compositor. Se interessou pela música desde criança, começou a aprender violão aos 9 anos, em seguida aprendeu a tocar teclado, saxofone, entre outros. Na adolescência veio as inspirações para compor e futuramente lançar seus primeiros singles, foi ainda nesta época que ele realizou junto de um amigo seu primeiro lançamento, o single "Sobre a Luz do Luar" que fala sobre romance e seus nuances, com um estilo diversificado entre trap e lo-fi. Suas inspirações musicais vieram desde o indie pop/rock norte-americano com nomes como Twenty One Pilots (sua banda favorita desse estilo); Aurora; Hozier, até estilos da nova mpb que conta com artistas como Tim Bernardes, Supercombo e outros. Como grande fã da cultura japonesa, S Ø R 4 explica a origem de seu nome artístico, vem da palavra "sora", que no japonês significa céu de forma literal, ou, em outro contexto, pode também significar "vazio". Para S Ø R 4 sua arte traduz os sentimentos mais profundos, aqueles alojados no interior das pessoas, ele diz ainda que suas músicas retratam a vida desde coisas corriqueiras, até autorreflexões sobre a existência "é como se minha alma mandasse eu escrever e eu só obedecesse, simplesmente pego minha caneta e então tenho uma nova música. Se estou triste eu escrevo, feliz escrevo, angustiado, e por aí vai".