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Corin Nemec's name comes from his nickname, Corky, given to him as a child by his grandmother. He was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and later moved to Atlanta. He now lives in California. His first acting parts were in the series Webster (1983) and Sidekicks (1986). He then got a part in Tucker: The Man and His Dream (1988), directed by Francis Ford Coppola, followed by lead roles in I Know My First Name Is Steven (1989) which earned him an Emmy nomination and My Son Johnny (1991), and the lead role in the TV series Parker Lewis Can't Lose (1990).

At 19 Adam got his start in feature film making early with his directorial debut Home Sick, a slasher horror film starring Bill Moseley and Tom Toweles. However it was his second effort at 24 years old with the film Pop Skull that garnered him a talent to watch. Made for a budget of around 2000 dollars he managed to capture the attention of French Distribution company The Wild Bunch. The film went on to premiere at the prestigious Rome Film Festival and the American Film Institute Film Festival. His dark and sometimes abrasive directing/editing style has been compared to directors such as David Lynch, Darren Aronofsky, and Shinya Tsukamoto.

Liz Katz was raised in Randolph, NJ on video games, fantasy games, comic books, and science fiction movies. She began cosplaying at the age of 14 as an elf. She began cosplaying professionally in 2012 after she gained public attention and was voted the top cosplayer at Wondercon 2012.

In 2012 Liz Katz began appearing in YouTube videos and later as a personality on the video game streaming platform, Twitch. Liz Katz's authenticity, natural energy, quirky personality, and snarky wit lead her to gain a following beyond that of just cosplay modeling. In spring of 2018 Liz was asked to audition as the season 3 love interest for the HBO show, Crashing. Having had no prior acting training and little experience outside of YouTube she says re-watching it now "I'm embarrassed. This was my first ever audition and I am cringing at it now" The experience made her hungry to learn and pursue training through a Los Angeles coach with an emphasis on comedy and ad libbing.

In 2019 Liz took a supporting role in the comedy, Guest House, starring Pauly Shore, Aimee Teegarden, Mike Castle and Billy Zane.

Liz was present at the video gameplay premier of Gearbox's Borderlands 3 in 2019 as a Twitch personality. She also voiced her first video game character as Bloodshine in Borderlands 3.

Haaz Sleiman was born and raised in Lebanon. He moved to the United States when he was twenty-one years old, and he developed a love for acting in film, television and theater. His breakout role was "Tarek" in the award-winning film The Visitor. He was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award for his performance. He has since appeared in Nurse Jackie, Nikita, 24, and Covert Affairs. He recently appeared on the NY stage in the critically acclaimed play Food and Fadwa.

Jack Bank is an award-winning actor, writer, and filmmaker. Born in New York City, Jack expressed an appetite for the arts early on, with his love of music. Playing several instruments from a young age, Jack began writing songs in his teens.

Jack was always a musician, but a near fatal accident put Jack's creative endeavors out of reach for some time. After a long recovery period, a close friend urged Jack to rekindle his passion for the arts, and suggested he take a fresh approach, consider acting. On reflection, Jack enrolled at the Michael Howard Studios, in New York. He has continued his acting journey ever since.

For a number of years, Jack honed his craft on New York theatre stages. A natural entertainer, he brought the house down, as Barry in 'Sleeping Beauty... or Coma' and received favorable reviews for his performance in the New York City Fringe Festival play 'The Working Week or Sunday Rest'.

Jack's first notable on-screen work was playing the role of Guy, in the award-winning ABC daytime drama TV series 'One Life to Live', and has since appeared in many films, with notable actors such as; Angela Sarafyan (Westworld), Steven Bauer (Ray Donovan), Andre Royo (Empire), Carmen Electra (Scary Movie), famed comedienne Sandra Bernhard and Oscar-nominated actor Eric Roberts, among others.

It was his work in his earlier films, that piqued Jack's interest in filmmaking. He went on to write, direct and act in a trio of short-film comedies for the film festival circuit. His first effort, 'All Bookies Wear Speedos', won numerous film festival awards, and had a performance from legendary talk show and radio host Joe Franklin, who appeared in the original 'Ghostbusters' and Woody Allen's 'Broadway Danny Rose'.

On the heels of his filmmaking success, Jack starred in other films as an actor-director including; 'Gangster's Crib', which won Best Short Comedy at The Indie Gathering International Film Festival, and 'Interpersonal Exopolitics', working with Alan Ruck (Ferris Bueller's Day Off), Fred Melamed (A Serious Man) and Jessica Morris, who he had met on the set of 'One Life to Live'.

It was during this time that Jack added stand-up comedy to his repertoire of talents. He studied with renowned comedy coach Stephen Rosenfield. Jack has performed at many well-known comedy hot spots such as Caroline's, Gotham Comedy Club and Stand-Up New York, among other venues.

Jack, who resides in Los Angeles, but still spends time in New York, is slated to be in several upcoming film projects. He also has two feature films currently in development including; the thriller 'Yin Gateway', and comedy 'True Blue Balls'.

Meet 7 year old Logan Hannigan, a talented child actor who has captured hearts across film, television, modeling and commercials. Born in San Diego, Ca. he discovered his passion for acting at a young age. Logan made his first film debut called Monster Metaverse and since then, Logan has been in 9 vertical films which most of them he's requested to be in by either the director or the production company. When he is not Infront of the camera, Logan loves learning new things such as playing the piano and guitar.

Liz Richman was born in Needham, Massachusetts to a computer programmer and a tech support specialist. She grew up doing musical theater with her older sister and began transitioning into film and television after an inspiring Bridgit Mendler performance at the Topsfield Fair.

Clearly heavily influenced by Disney stars, Liz took up martial arts after watching Brenda Song in Wendy Wu: Homecoming Warrior (2006). She is now a 3rd degree black belt in Kung Fu and has more recently been training in fight choreography and Jiu Jitsu.

In her free time she enjoys eating dessert, picking up trash, and making spreadsheets.

Liz is best known for her recurring role as Polly on the TV series Ted (2024).

Ogy (rhymes with Hoagie like the sandwich) was born in a small village in Algeria to an Algerian mother and an American father. Rumor has it that she was named after Yogi Bear because her mother was watching TV and decided that if Yogi was the male, then Ogy must be the female. The family left Algeria when she was young and came to America where she acted in her first school play, Dr. DooLittle and was hooked. Her parents got divorced when she was 6, and her mother moved them from Connecticut to South Carolina where she continued to act in theater and graduated with honors from from Dorman High in Spartanburg, SC. After high school, Ogy received multiple scholarships and financial aid so that she could attend college, including the National Endowment for the Arts and went on to study Architecture (a 5 year program) at the Rhode Island School of Design. While at RISD, she was accepted into the European Honors Program for her senior year, where she studied abroad in Rome, Italy for a year. She interned with an Architecture firm there as well as performed at the Teatro Colosseo. Upon completing her fifth year of Architecture, she received her Bachelor of Art and Bachelor of Architecture. Ogy practiced Architecture for a brief period in San Francisco, but once again was called to act in Los Angeles when her director from Italy encouraged her to move to LA and pursue her dreams of acting. Her first movie, "She's no Angel" starring Tracy Gold, Taft Hartley'd her allowing her to instantly become a member of SAG-Aftra. She has gone on to work on such notable projects as How I Met Your Mother, House MD, Lucifer, 13 Reasons Why, and in the last few years, Hacks, CSI Vegas, Matlock, Shrinking and multiple Paramount films including "The Image of You" and "Stranger in my Home".

Ben Hernandez Bray is a film and television director who was born in Los Angeles, California and raised in one of the toughest San Fernando Valley neighborhoods. He's the oldest of six children, raised by his Mother and Grandmother and is of Mexican and Irish descent. In the late 1980's his boxing skills led him into the stunt industry where he then became one of the very few successful latino stuntmen in Hollywood and eventually becoming one of the top action stunt coordinators and second unit directors, working specifically with "Smoking Aces" Joe Carnahan and "Silver Linings Playbook" David O Russell. After twenty five plus years in the industry and over one hundred fifty film and tv credits, Mr Bray made his television directorial debut in 2015 with Katie Heigl's tv series "State of Affairs" for NBC/Universal, he then went on to direct episodes for Fox/Bruckheimer, CW/Greg Berlanti and ABC/Freeform. In 2018 will be Bray's feature film debut which he co-wrote with Joe Carnahan called "El Chicano" a Mexican Super hero story about two brothers growing up in East L.A. The story was inspired and originally written by Bray 10 years earlier after losing his youngest brother to gang violence. The film is being produced by War Party Productions and Lorenzo di Bonaventura.

Liz E. Morgan was born in Boston, Massachusetts. Her mother is a former actress and her father is a trial lawyer. When Liz was 6 years old, she moved to Atlanta, Georgia with her family. It was there that Liz fell in love with acting and specifically the works of William Shakespeare. By her early teens, she had worked with two professional Shakespeare companies in Georgia, the New American Shakespeare Tavern and the Georgia Shakespeare Festival, appearing in productions of A Comedy of Errors and Julius Caesar. She has also enjoyed performing in many community productions, commercials and student films. When not acting, Liz spends her time singing, playing her guitar, her ukulele and listening to Jazz. In 2013, Liz landed her first film role as the edgy teen Sam in the apocalyptic thriller The Remaining. She has two older brothers, Joshua and Andrew, and a dog named Moses.

David Thomas Newman is an actor and producer in Los Angeles, CA. With films streaming on Apple TV, Tubi, and Amazon, as well as television appearances on Peacock, CBS, Hallmark, and Oxygen, Newman has quickly built a resume of notable credits in Hollywood.

Born in Bedford, TX, Newman spent his time outdoors playing street sports, cops and robbers, and pin-the-tail-on-the-horses next door. His imagination quickly led him to the theatre where he won awards for performances as Oronte in "The Misanthrope" by Moliere, Maxwell Smart in "Get Smart" adapted from the acclaimed series by Mel Brooks, and Jamie in the fantasy adventure story "Wildboy." Following in the footsteps of his grandfather, Newman achieved the rank of Eagle Scout alongside 8 of his childhood friends during his busy high school career juggling theatre, soccer, mixed chorale, chess club, lumberjack club, and his own televised variety news show.

Reluctant to grow up, Newman continued to act while working in the lucrative Oil & Gas industry. During weekends, Newman would audition for projects and take modeling classes at Neal Hamil Agency, while also using his Paid-Time-Off to shoot indie films. Once he landed the lead role of Dan in "Rebar," by Bilal Haider, Newman could finally scratch the performance itch, shooting an award-winning film in South Texas during the hot summer. The film garnered attention and impressed the judges of major film festivals like Dances With Films and the Oscar-Qualifying Festival HollyShorts.

Naturally, Newman swapped the warm colored Texas sunsets for the cool sparkle of Tinseltown by purchasing a one-way ticket to Lalaland. He is now acting and producing his own projects in Los Angeles, frequently collaborating with Oleg Zayanov.

Newman resides in San Pedro, CA, and goes camping as often as possible.

Liz Mikel is a multifaceted artist that has been a staple in the DFW Arts scene for more than 30 years. Her love of performing, warmth, magnetic presence and dynamic voice has endeared her to audiences worldwide. Like a painter with a blank canvas, she makes every performance an original. An accomplished actress and vocalist, Liz has transitioned seamlessly from stage to television, studio recordings, cabaret and feature films. Ms. Mikel has toured both nationally and abroad and has worked alongside some of the industry's biggest celebrities. Her recurring role as Corrina Williams on NBC's Emmy Award Winning Series, Friday Night Lights, tugged the heartstrings of viewers and critics alike. She had audiences laughing in the star-packed, Martin Lawrence blockbuster, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, playing the wife of the late Michael Clark Duncan. She was cast by comedian/director, Ben Stiller, and body slammed him in, The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty. And director Tate Taylor, (The Help), handpicked Mikel to portray Gertrude Saunders opposite the late, great Chadwick Boseman in the James Brown biopic, Get On Up.

Mikel received rave reviews in both her Off-Broadway and Broadway debuts as the all knowing muse/madam, Hetaira, in the Douglas CarterBeane/Lewis Flinn musical, Lysistrata Jones.

Liz had the prestigious honor of being personally invited by Activist/ Playwright, Eve Ensler to participate in the star-studded 10th anniversary of the Vagina Monologues. In addition to performing her selected monologue, she was also chosen by Ensler to stand in for OprahWinfrey in her absence. Mikel joined Ensler for the World Premiere of her comedy, O.P.C., at the Tony Award winning American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Mass. In 2018, the Tony Award winner sought out Liz for yet another premiere. Ensler teamed up with the Abingdon Theatre Company to bring her trio of short plays, Fruit Trilogy, to the Lucille Lortel Theatre. The play, which deals with the exploitation and eventual reclaiming of the female body, came on the 20th anniversary of her groundbreaking work, The Vagina Monologues.

As a vocalist, Liz has opened for Erykah Badu, Branford Marsalis, Issac Hayes, Joan Rivers, Gennifer Flowers, Chrisette Michele, Ledisi and her friend, Blues legend, Lucky Peterson. In 2017, she joined Peterson for a special New Year's Eve performance at Le Duc des Lombards in Paris, France. New York's Jim Caruso added Liz's powerhouse prowess to his Best Of Cast Party at Town Hall alongside Jane Monheit, Lisa Lampanelli, Linda Lavin and Marilyn Maye. For the past 9 years, Liz has hosted The Entertainer's Showcase at Dallas' oldest Jazz venue, The Balcony Club. During the Covid 19 Pandemic, Liz and pianist Linny Nance switched gears and brought music to fans in their home instead. They broadcasted Monday Night Music Therapy LIVE on Facebook on Monday nights. The Balcony Club has reopened and the showcase is back EVERY Monday in Lakewood. It features some of the best talent in the Metroplex. Also during the pandemic, Liz participated in several high profile virtual events including; That Kindness-A play for Nurses by V, (formerly known as Eve Ensler); The People's Summit/Transformation2020; Manhattan Theatre Club's Ted Snowdon Reading Series and Dallas Theater Center's, In The Bleak Midwinter-A Christmas Carol For Our Times.

Liz has been lauded and recognized for her artistic achievements by D Magazine, Dallas Theater Critics Forum, Dallas Observer, Dallas Voice Reader's Choice Award, The Sankofa Award, Leon Rabin Award, The Column Awards (multiple), Broadway World Award, Black Women In Jazz and was a nominee for Dallas Morning News' 2012 Texan Of The Year. She was selected by the Dallas Observer as one of the City's 30 People to Watch in 2013, and was featured on the cover. Liz is honored to have been selected as a recipient of the 2015 Lunt Fontanne Fellowship by the Ten Chimneys Foundation, and attended a week long intensive workshop with Master Teacher, Phylicia Rashad.

Ms. Mikel received the 2018 Award For Excellence in Community Service from the Dallas Historical Society for making significant contributions to Dallas' quality of life. In the Spring of 2019, Dallas Theater Center honored Liz with the Bill and Linda Custard Award for her extraordinary, distinguished and long-time service to DTC. Mikel was the recipient of the prestigious, 2021 Fullinwider Award at the 10th annual Dallas Summer Musicals High School Musical Theater Awards. The Fullinwider Award is presented to artists with roots in the North Texas community who have gone on to have had significant impact on the local, regional, and national theater communities.

Liz starred as Benjamin Franklin in the National Tour of 1776. She portrayed John Handcock in the Broadway Revival of the musical comedy at The Roundabout Theater. 1776 was directed by Tony Award winner and American Repertory Theater artistic director, Diane Paulus and Jeffrey L. Page. She is a proud member of the Diane and Hal Brierley Resident Acting Company of the Tony Award winning Dallas Theater Center, and in 2021, she celebrated her 30th year at DTC. She is a member of both professional actor's unions, Actors' Equity Association and Screen Actor's Guild. A dedicated mother and grandmother, Liz thanks her family, both biological and chosen for their support and love! Follow Liz online! Facebook: Ms. Liz Mikel; Instagram: @miz_lyzz; Twitter: @mizlyzz YouTube: Mizlyzz

Liz is a screenwriter with a B.A. in Writing from Johns Hopkins University and a Certificate in Shakespeare from The Royal Academy of the Dramatic Arts, London. After college, she studied at Actors' Theatre of Louisville's Apprentice program, where she won the Starving Artist 10-minute play contest and performed in the Humana Festival of New American plays. She was later cast in Doug Hughes' A Man for All Seasons on Broadway. After producing her first short, "Traces," her film was an Official Selection in the Palm Springs International Film Festival. As a screenwriter, she's developed and written projects with Imagine Television, Team Todd, Broken Road Productions, Gil Netter Films, Mar Vista Entertainment and Bazelevs Productions among others. Liz has a twin sister, has traveled to 29 countries and her most prized possession is her Underwood typewriter.

James Grim is an American filmmaker best known for his work in the horror genre, bringing fresh twists to familiar tropes while crafting stories that stay with audiences long after the credits roll. Grim developed a love for horror films at a young age, often captivated by the tension, atmosphere, and psychological depth that the genre can offer. Drawing inspiration from classic filmmakers such as John Carpenter and Wes Craven, Grim set out to make his own mark on the genre, known for blending suspenseful narratives with intense, visceral horror.

On June 30, 2005, he went missing after going on an overnight fishing trip on a sport fishing vessel out of San Pedro, California. In January, 2009, he was found by "Dateline NBC" investigators living in a beach town in Mexico under the name of Pat Kim. He has been working on a yacht carrying tourists in and out of a marina just along the coast from Sayulita. In April 2009, lead investigator Philip R. Klein released the following statement: "Since the airing of the Dateline NBC story and the media coverage of this story from around the world - we the investigators in the case would like to say "thank you" to all of you from around the world that have helped us track Mr. McDermott down. Our team cannot ever say enough thanks to the people and governments of the United States, Mexico, Brazil and Panama. As well, INTERPOL and other federal agencies that has communicated and assisted us in this case.

Liam is an actor known for his roles on both stage and screen. Select film and television roles include, Georgie in Ready or Not, (Fox Searchlight Films), Vincent in When Hope Calls, (Hallmark), and Andy Schlafly in Mrs. America, (FX Network). Some of his notable theatre roles have been, Tiny Tim in A Christmas Carol, Gavroche in Les Miserables, Charlie in Willy Wonka the musical, John Bechdel in Fun Home and Ralphie in A Christmas Story.

Robert Rippberger is a filmmaker with a broad array of creative and executive experience. He most recently directed and produced the film "Those Who Walk Away" starring BooBoo Stewart (Descendants, X-Men) and prior to that directed and produced the Harlem drama, "Strive," with Danny Glover. Both were released theatrically and received dozens of accolades worldwide.

Directing and producing documentaries, Robert released in 2019 'Public Enemy Number One' from Executive Producer Ice-T about the U.S. war on drugs. Prior, Robert directed/produced the documentary "7 Days in Syria," a look at the human side of the war in Aleppo, Syria. The film was championed by Angelina Jolie, screened at Britain's House of Lords, to senior members of the U.N., and was released on Hulu and Amazon.

As an executive producer, along with Jason Blum, Robert did the feature doc, "Alive & Kicking." The film was sold to Magnolia Films after its debut at the 2016 SXSW Film Festival where it received a Grand Jury nomination. The film is available on Netflix.

Robert received a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from UC, Berkeley in 2012 where he was awarded the Eisner Prize for his film "In the Middle." It is considered the highest achievement in the creative arts given on the UC, Berkeley campus.

Robert is a member of the Producers Guild of America and is on the PGA's Social Impact Entertainment Task Force. In addition to SIE Films, Robert is also the founder and co-executive director of SIE Society, a leading global alliance of Social Impact Entertainment filmmakers.

Richard's 31 years experience working in diverse media of Film emphasizes his versatility in all areas of production. His role has embraced all technical aspects of Special Effects, Atmospheric, mechanical rigs, pyrotechnics, model making and brakeaway props. A key area while working at Jim Hensons Creature Shop was to develop his range to include prosthetics, soft mechanics and animatronics running large teams with very big creatures. Richard is an industry leader and has gained the know-how and confidence to realise any creative idea conceived from concept stage through each facet of production. He can draw upon a network of skilled technicians to suit all types of Special Effects creations.

Bunnell first joined the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office in 1969. Over the next 25 years, he rose through the ranks to become Chief Deputy.

When Sheriff Robert G. Skipper retired in 1994 before the end of his term, he appointed Bunnell to head the agency. Sheriff Bunnell took the oath of office on November 30, 1994.

Salvador Zerboni was born in Mexico, Federal District as Salvatore García de León Zerboni, is an actor known for Abismo de Pasión (2012), Quiero Amarte (2013) and Rudo y Cursi (2008). He has ventured into film and television, in different productions in Latin America. He began his career in 2003 in a Chilean production, the telenovela called "Machos". His first work in Mexico was in the series RBD: "The family" in 2007 sharing credits with the "RBD" group. A year later he made his film debut in "Rudo y Cursi". In 2009 he participated in the series "El Pantera", playing one of the main villains, along with Luis Roberto Guzmán and Ignacio López Tarsus. That same year works in the production "Melted Hearts and Persons". Participated in 2010 in the series "Soy tu fan". In 2011 he is one of the antagonists with his character "Ratas" in the television series "La Reina del Sur", where he shares credits with Kate del Castillo and Humberto Zurita. That same year he participates in the series "La Mariposa" in 2012 participated in "Abismo de pasión" interpreting "Gabino Mendoza", paper that marks his debut in telenovelas and where he shares credits with Angelique Boyer and David Zepeda. And that same year appears in the series "Hoy no Soy Nadie", next to actors like Emmanuel Orenday in the year 2013 participates in Libre para Amarte next to Gloria Trevi. In 2013 is one of the main antagonist in the TV series "Quiero Amarte" playing "Horacio" where he shares credits with Karyme Lozano and Cristian de la Fuente.

Liz Collin is known for The Fall of Minneapolis (2023), The Greatest Lie Ever Sold: George Floyd and the Rise of BLM (2022) and Eric Bolling the Balance (2021). Collin is an investigative reporter with decades of experience. Prior to joining Alpha News, Collin worked for WCCO, a CBS affiliate serving the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. She is a multi-Emmy-Award-winning reporter and anchor.

Growing up, Wayne Bastrup was never the first up on a stage. More inclined to play sports, build a tree house, or get lost in a good book, acting would become the antidote for this shy, introverted, kid from a small, working class Washington State town.

Early on, Wayne showed a particular passion and aptitude for the arts. He realized that through acting and music he could be emotional without consequence or judgement, and found that drawing, photography and design were outlets for personal expression. Although he studied acting, he chose architecture as his college major. He also taught himself the drums. He would graduate from the University of Washington with a Masters in Architecture.

While Wayne found work as an architect, he continued to act in a variety of local independent films and commercials. He also found time to pursue music. In 2008 he founded the Seattle based rock band 'Gunbunny' and played professionally throughout the West Coast, opening for many well-known national acts.

In 2009 he booked a role on TNT's Leverage, opposite Academy award-winning actor Timothy Hutton. Soon after, Wayne decided to leave the Pacific Northwest and head for Hollywood. He began training at the prestigious Actors Workshop with RJ Adams and Rob Adams, embracing their 'Meissner' approach.

Over the last few years, he has successfully appeared, and starred, in a plethora of award-winning films and TV shows. Ahead of his most recent role in Paramount Studios Terminator Genysis, some of his credits include: Leverage, Awake, Whitney, CSI: NY, Radio America, and The Mentalist. He can also be seen in the up and coming Bill Pohlad (12 Years A Slave) directed feature Love and Mercy. Wayne is represented by Scott Vandiver of Spotlight Management.

When not filming or traveling, Wayne spends time with his family, hiking the Hollywood Hills with their dog Maple, a Chihuahua-Beagle mix the family rescued from an animal shelter in Los Angeles. Wayne is an advocate for animal rights and supports The Humane Society of the United States as well as the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research.

Born in Mante Tamaulipas, Mexico, Pepe Gamez left his home town at 17 to follow his passion for the performing arts. He headed for the bright lights and opportunities of Mexico City in search of becoming an actor.

After a few months of working as a model and participating in various national commercials, Pepe joined the prestigious acting school CEA (Center for Artistic Education), part of the television network Televisa, a Mexican multimedia conglomerate, and the largest mass media company in Latin America for the Spanish-speaking world.

On graduating the three year course, Pepe was cast as 'Victor' in the international hit television family-drama Rebelde. His work on the show propelled him forward with opportunities to work on other notable shows on the Televisa network including; Pasion, La Fea Mas Bella, Duelo de Pasiones and Mujer Casos de la Vida Real.

In 2008 Pepe was quickly becoming Mexico's newest emerging star. He was offered the role of 'Julio Madrigal', one of the principal characters in the popular drama series Juro Que Te Amo and soon after he was series regular, 'Poncho Chamorro', in the hit TV comedy-drama Ni Contigo Ni Sin Ti, which was televised internationally.

Pepe made the permanent move to Los Angeles in 2011, where he nurtured his craft with some of Hollywood's top acting and dialect coaches. He soon landed the role of 'Yair' in the popular Telemundo Studio's Pasion Prohibida, which earned him his first 'Premios Tu Mundo' nomination for Best Actor.

Shortly after arriving in Hollywood, Pepe booked several guest-star roles on top US TV shows such as The Bridge on FX Network, starring Demian Bichir and Diane Krugar, as well as multiple national commercials for large consumer brands.

In 2014 Pepe became one of the leading Latino actors in America. His series regular role, alongside Mexico's critically acclaimed actresses, Kate del Castillo and Adriana Barraza, Dueños del Paraíso, premiered in January 2015 on the popular Latin channel NBCU with over 3 million viewers. The show aired in Mexico, Chile and the Dominican Republic, ahead of its worldwide general release.

Pepe Gamez is most known for Falsa Identidad (El Deivid) and Jenny Rivera: Mariposa de Barrio (Jenny's second husband Juan Lopez) both TV series are streaming on Netflix around the world.

When not acting, Pepe enjoys supporting various charities close to his heart and exploring his new surroundings of Los Angeles. Pepe's Latino charm and down-to-earth personality has quickly made him a much photographed public figure across America and Mexico.

Liz Fletcher is a Kentucky actress who was born and raised in Michigan. The daughter of a pastor and an employee trainer, Liz became interested in acting at an early age. She truly fell in love when she won the role of Lucy in "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe" her freshman year of high school.

With her love of people and helping others, Liz became a critical care registered nurse and enjoyed 15 years working in the ER and surgery before taking a break from nursing in 2023.

When not on set or preparing for her next film, Liz enjoys spending time with her two kids and two dogs. She loves anything outdoors, especially hiking. She also enjoys painting and working on her Shea butter business.

Having battled depression and anxiety for much of her life, Liz is a huge supporter of mental health and her posts on social media often reflect her journey with that. She hopes that by being open with it that it will spark more discussion on its importance and that those that struggle with her will feel less alone.

Liz Donnelly is an NZ writer and film production team member. She created the Eardrops children's brand and released 9 audio stories. She works in Film & TV on large budget international projects, helping international teams with work visas, travel, accommodation and advice. She loves working on smaller projects as her schedule allows.