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Jerry Ferrara began studying theater in college, where he was inspired by a teacher to pursue a career in acting. An agent he met at a talent showcase encouraged him to move to Los Angeles, where he quickly landed his first role on The King of Queens (1998). Other television parts soon followed. Jerry was then cast in the independent feature, Cross Bronx (2004), which premiered at the 2004 Tribeca Film Festival. Jerry attended New Utrecht High School.

A Los Angeles-based filmmaker, Matt Barber has established himself as an intuitive storyteller who is also known for his ability to find the right song for the right scene (and the right scene for the right song).

His directing credits include Fox's Lethal Weapon, multiple episodes of the CW series The 100, NBC's cult hit Chuck, the award-winning film Weathered, and multiple music videos (Macintosh Braun, Kyle Andrews). He also created the main title sequence for CW's Cult as well as directed the viral web-series When Giants Fan Met Dodgers Fan.

Barber recently released the documentary Give Me Sex Jesus that examines the teachings of sexuality in the evangelical church.

Thea Saccoliti, born in Colorado Springs, CO, began on her acting journey at the age of 5. She discovered the exciting world of theatre before immersing herself into film/TV. Getting professionally repped in the LA market at 11 years old, Thea began to work as out of state talent with the dream to move to LA. After saving for years, Thea managed to move to Los Angeles at 18, graduating from high school early to fully take on the world of entertainment. Since then, she has fearlessly pursued her dreams, carving out a path in the competitive realm of acting.

Drawing from her own journey as a young aspiring artist, Saccoliti actively engages with youth and initiatives aimed at nurturing the next generation of talent. Whether through mentor-ship programs, workshops, or speaking engagements, she offers guidance, encouragement, and invaluable insights into the industry and mental health.

Beyond her advocacy for inclusivity, diversity, and positive representation in media, Saccoliti embodies these values in her own career, bringing depth and authenticity to her roles. Through her dedication to supporting youth and shaping the future of entertainment, she inspires aspiring artists to embrace their individuality, pursue their passions, and navigate the complexities of the industry with confidence and resilience.

Lizzie Bassett is a writer and producer known for creating the Webby-nominated IMDb Original series "How Well Do You Know Your IMDb Page?" and "Best Interview Ever". In addition to producing film festival and awards season coverage for IMDb, she also produces the IMDb Original podcast "Movies That Changed My Life", as well "That Scene with Dan Patrick" in partnership with Amazon Music. She got her start as a story producer on YouTube Nation, a series co-owned by YouTube and Dreamworks, and went on to produce over 200 episodes of Good Mythical Morning before joining the IMDb Originals team. She was born in Richmond, VA and resides in Los Angeles, CA with her dog and two cats.

Lizzie Back is an English actress known for The Sister Boniface Mysteries (2022) and Professor T (2021). She studied acting at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art where she successfully graduated in 2017 from the Foundation Course in Acting and went on to study at Arts Educational Schools, graduating in 2019 obtaining BA Degree in Acting (H Level).

Lizzie is an emergency and critical care nurse with more than 25 years experience. Alongside her nursing career she has worked for over a decade in film and TV as an advisor and/or a unit medic.

She also manages The Hospital Studios; a group of versatile medical-themed standing sets in West London.

Lizzy Hofe is an American voice actor of Greek / French ancestry, known primarily for her work in Paladins: Champions of the Realm (2016), Eastshade (2019), The Lost Legends of Redwall: The Scout - Act 1: Lilygrove (2018), BulletVille (2017), Space Leaper: Cocoon (2022), Cross Summoner: R (2022), My Street (2015), and Heroes Charge (2017), in addition to many other titles in video games and animation. In addition to voiceover, she is also a singer, songwriter, and lyricist known for her music under the name Princess Rizu on YouTube, which has amassed over 25 million views.

Lizzie Camp is native Texan who resides in North Houston. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Film, & has worked in the Texas film industry for the last 7 years. Some of her most memorable career highlights to date include co-producing/playing the female lead in the feature-length crime drama The Beast of Trinity, TX, doing SFX makeup for the legendary Butch Patrick, sharing a scene with American hero Marcus Luttrell, & 1st AD-ing/casting the feature-length drama Bailey's Voice, an official selection & Best Human Interest winner in the 2023 World Premiere Film Awards.

Lizzie partners regularly with Blain Film Co. in Houston & 10 Pillar Productions, LLC in Austin primarily as a co-producer, 1st AD & actor.

Lizzie has appeared in multiple commercials & brand spots for companies such as Shopify, Yardbird & Texas Health Resources. She has also been the voiceover talent for North Carolina Furniture Direct. Lizzie has appeared in 7+ feature-length films & has also worked on multiple short films.

In 2020, Lizzie's Houston, TX team, Two Cent Productions, was announced City Winner of the worldwide 48 Hour Film Festival. The team took home several accolades that year, including Best Use of Genre, Best Use of Line & Best Concept.

She trains with the incredible Deke Anderson weekly at Next Level Acting Studios (July 2022-present) & attends Zoom workshops monthly with casting directors from around the country.

In addition to her film career, Lizzie also has a prior background in stage acting/classical voice. Some favorite stage credits include the lead female roles in The Taming of the Shrew, Steel Magnolias, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Thoroughly Modern Millie & Little Women.

When she's not on set or training, Lizzie can be found flinging arrows at any archery range in the Houston area. An avid archery buff since February 2022, Lizzie primarily practices/trains in target compound archery on a regular basis. She began her tournament circuit in September 2023. Her passion for the sport has found its way into her entertainment career as well, as Lizzie has provided archery stunts on multiple sets.

Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Lizzy is the daughter of Rodney and Renee Brooks, a Glendale Police Lieutenant and stay at home mom. Her mother was a former actress on a popular 70's show, but chose to leave the business to raise a family. She is grateful her childhood was filled with small theater productions, choir recitals and sports.

She moved to New York to attend Columbia University where she received a B.A. in Art History. During her time at Columbia, she discovered a fervent passion for acting and began her journey as a professional actress in New York City. She is very active as she enjoys running, playing basketball (she was captain of her high school basketball team) and exploring the great city she lives in. On weekends, you can find her having her weekly dinners with her siblings or strolling through the Met.

Amber Hodgkiss was born on November 12, 1991 in Manchester, England.

She is an actress and producer, known for New Amsterdam (2022), Like Father (2018) and Errands (2020). Her first professional acting job was on the children's television show Grange Hill (2007). Amber splits her time between Los Angeles, and England.

Former pop drummer and self-taught filmmaker Franny Armstrong, born 1972, has directed three feature documentaries - The Age of Stupid (2008), McLibel (2005) and Drowned Out (2003) - which have together been seen by 70 million people on TV, cinema, internet and DVD worldwide. In the early days of the internet in 1996 she founded the McSpotlight website. Through her company, Spanner Films, Franny pioneered the "crowd-funding" finance model, which allows filmmakers to raise reasonable-size budgets whilst retaining ownership of their films

• Age of Stupid is the most successful known example, raising £900,000+

from 300+ investors - as well as the "Indie Screenings" distribution system, which lets anyone make a profit by holding screenings of independent films - Stupid was screened locally 1,100+ times in the first six months.

In March 2009, the solar-powered Age of Stupid "People's Premiere" set a new Guinness World Record by being simultaneously screened in 63 cinemas across Britain, whilst only producing 1% of the emissions of a standard premiere. It also hit No 1 at the UK Box Office, backed by zero pounds spent on advertising. Then in September 2009, a million people watched Stupid's Global Premiere event - featuring Kofi Annan, Gillian Anderson & Radiohead's Thom Yorke - in 700 cinemas in 63 countries, linked by satellite.

In September 2009 Franny founded the 10:10 climate campaign which aims to cut the UK's carbon emissions by 10% during 2010 and which has amassed huge cross-societal support including Adidas, Microsoft, Spurs FC, the Royal Mail, 75,000 people, 1,500 schools, a third of local councils, the entire UK Government and the Prime Minister. 10:10 launched internationally in March 2010 and, as of July 2010, has autonomous campaigns up and running in 41 countries, where some of the key sign-ups include the French Tennis Open, the city of Oslo and L'oreal. 10:10 estimates that organisations doing 10:10 have so far cut 500,000 tonnes of C02.

She is a Londoner born and bred.

Yang Liu (nickname: Lizzy) is an accomplished producer and director based in Los Angeles, California. She also serves as a jury member at Hollywood Gold Award Film Festival. Yang graduated from Emerson College majoring in Film and Media Art with an MFA degree. Before that, she has received her BFA degree at Beijing Film Academy, the top one ranking film school in Asia. Through the global film production studies from China to the US, she has built solid theoretical and practical experiences with a deep insight into the international film market. Working as the Creative Executive at Starlight Media Inc., she supervised Indie Film, Documentary, and Animation departments. She was also in charge of the "Stars Collective" program as the Executive Officer of North America, which is for supporting and funding BIPOC and female filmmakers.

Yang has produced and directed many award-winning films in the past, including A Matter of Time, World Without End, and Tessellation. Her work has been nominated and won several prestigious international film festivals, such as LA Shorts (Oscar, BAFTA qualified), Holly Shorts (Oscar qualified), WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, and New York City Independent Film Festival. Besides, she worked closely with Academy Award winner Donna Gigliotti and Academy Award nominee Diane Quon to produce an award-winning documentary Wuhan Wuhan. She is working as a co-producer for a feature film Nezouh that was funded by the British Film Institute and Film 4; directed by Soudade Kaadan, the winner of the Sundance Film Festival and Venice Film Festival.

Lizzy Bean is a producer, entrepreneur, actor, voice-over artist, and writer - a proud jack-of-all-trades. After receiving a BA in Music Business, Lizzy has worked professionally across a broad spectrum of industries from technology education to theater administration to interior and graphic design. She's been the face and founder of Stitch People for over a decade which has an international crafting community of over half a million followers. She runs Stitch People and The Waterford Puzzle Company with her life and business partner. And all of this in the effort to pursue the capital-D Dream of transitioning to full-time acting, directing, and producing for TV and film.

Lizzy loves to sing and loves laughing even more. She is a mediocre dancer (but has a lot of fun doing it), enjoys home and RV improvement projects, is a Reiki practitioner, and is an animal advocate. Follow Lizzy on Instagram @lizzydbean

The wide variety of professional experiences Lizzy has enjoyed create the perfect foundation for her producorial pursuits which include the following: multiple in-person and online classes and events (in partnership with Micahels Crafts), The Stitch People Podcast (available on all major platforms), comedy series pilot "Dig Dirt" (writer, director, producer), unscripted TV series concept "Handmade," a full-cast recording of "A Christmas Carol" (released as a podcast), horror short "Night Moves," dramatic short "Violet & Mary," and most notably, the award-winning feature film "Re-Opening."

Lizzie Gillett is the Head of Documentary at Misfits Entertainment, a London based production company best known for the Bafta nominated 'McQueen' and the Emmy winning 'Rising Phoenix'.

Gillett has produced numerous acclaimed titles including BBC /CNN doc 'Lady Boss: The Jackie Collins Story', which interwove fact and fiction to tell the story of the groundbreaking author and her mission to build a one-woman literary empire; and Alex Pritz's Oscar-nominated National Geographic environmental thriller 'The Territory', co-produced with Darren Aronofsky's Protozoa Pictures, which documented conflict in the Amazon.

Gillett's other high-profile credits include Netflix duo 'Skandal: Bringing Down Wirecard' and 'Merkel'. The former is a financial-focused thriller centred on the team of journalists who uncovered fraudulent behaviour within German payment firm Wirecard, while the latter is a high-end profile of the former German chancellor Angela Merkel, who overcame societal preconceptions to become one of the most respected global leaders.

'The Territory', is a feature documentary co-produced with the Uru-eu-wau-wau community which tells the story of the fight for the Amazon rainforest. After premiering to rave reviews at Sundance film festival, the film was acquired by National Geographic for global release.

• "Every once in a while, a film comes along that simultaneously elevates your anger and evaporates your hope, while pulling you to believe, against all logic, that maybe, if the right people win, the inevitability of our species' bleak end can still be blotted out." - Roger Ebert
• "Ingeniously conceived" - Indiewire
• "Environmental docu thriller" - Variety

The film had a huge global impact including:

• 26 awards and 21 nominations for the film including a PGA nomination for Outstanding Producers
• 2 awards for the Impact Campaign
• Shortlisted for a 2023 Academy Award
• Cinema releases in 10 countries, 200+ cities
• Global Streaming on Disney+ in 139 countries
• Playing at more than 150 film festivals.

'Lady Boss' premiered at Tribeca Film Festival before airing on CNN and then Netflix in America. In the UK, it was one of the first films in the cinema after the Covid pandemic and launched with a high-profile premiere in 40 cinemas, before being released theatrically. 'Lady Boss' takes viewers on an immersive journey through the trailblazing life of novelist Jackie Collins. Spinning together fact and fiction, this feature documentary reveals the untold story of a ground-breaking author and her mission to build a one-woman literary empire.

4 stars in The Times 4 stars in the Financial Times 4 stars from Total Film 4 stars in The Observer 100% on Rotten Tomatoes "Critic's Pick" - NY Times

Lizzie helped produce the Netflix hit documentary, 'Circus Of Books', about a nice Jewish couple who ran a porn store in LA.

• "An almost perfect movie" - Indiewire
• "Very funny, very moving documentary" - Hollywood Reporter

Lizzie was the sole producer of the climate change documentary, 'The Age of Stupid'. The film was Number One at the UK box office, and screened on TV, DVD and in cinemas around the world. Lizzie managed 105 people in six countries and alongside the film's director Franny Armstrong she pioneered and implemented the enormously successful "crowd-funding" scheme raising £900,000 from 300+ people.

David Richard Barden is a British actor, writer, producer, and musician. Born in Lancashire, England, David grew up in a working-class household as the son of an artist mother and a mechanic father. Although acting came later in his life, his early passion for the arts was expressed through music, which he pursued from a young age.

David first became interested in acting in his early 20s after joining local theatre groups. His early performances saw him touring throughout the UK, performing in classic works such as "Bram Stoker's Dracula" and "Charles Dickens' The Signalman." After honing his craft on stage, he transitioned to screen acting at 26, landing background roles in notable BBC television shows like "Gunpowder" (2017) and larger film productions such as "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool" (2017), eventually leading him to lead roles in small independent films.

Coming from a low-income family, David did not have the benefit of formal drama school training. Instead, he took a different approach to studying acting. He has said he simply studied the performances of his favourite actors from his favourite films, describing this process as being "as simple as it sounds".

His determination paid off when he formed a close working relationship with Liverpool-based filmmaker Andrew J. Taylor. Together, they began creating short films, including the highly successful "See the Sunrise" (2022), and they are co-writing their first feature film due for release in 2025.

In addition to his acting career, David founded David Barden Media in 2020, a company that produces short films and music videos. He is also the frontman for the Manchester indie-rock band Bonfire Tide, who will release their debut album "Talk of Being Saved" in early 2025.

Lizzie Ballinger is an actor, dancer and musician from Melbourne, Australia. She grew up in Brisbane and began performing at the age of five, going on to study a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Acting with Honours) at the Queensland University of Technology as well as a Postgraduate Diploma in Education. During her time at Acting school she was awarded the esteemed Babette Stephens Best Emerging Talent Award. She has featured in numerous theatrical productions as well as in film and television. In 2012, whilst working as a lead actor for the physical theatre company Zen Zen Zo, she was nominated for Best Actress and received the Best Emerging Talent Matilda Award for her titular role in Therese Raquin. Lizzie is currently completing Sound Production/Music Performance qualifications and is working on an independent feature film in a lead role, as well as studying Flamenco dance.

Elizabeth Gill aka Lizzie Gill is an award winning series producer known for series such as Couples Come Dine With me 2014 - 2017, Come Dine with Me and Come Dine Champion of Champions, Coast v Country, and Embarrassing Pets for which she was also the narrator. Lizzie Gill has written and developed shows from pilot to commission including Embarrassing Pets and Mancs in Mumbai and has also produced and directed shows such as Cash in the Celebrity Attic, HouseGift, 24 hours to Go Broke to name a few as well as working across many different genres from Daytime, factual entertainment and entertainment.

Tom Spinoza, born in San Francisco, California, is of American Sicilian ancestry. A long time orchestra leader & songwriter, he played the trumpet, saxophone, drums, clarinet & piano, which led him to founding one of the very first record labels in existence, the S.F. based Cavalier Records. He recorded and produced such legends as Merv Griffin, The Lettermen, Nick Lucas, Stan Wilson, Harry Belafonte, Bob Ingram, etc, and most recently, released Vikki Lizzi & iconic Movie & TV actor Jeff Conaway's (Grease, Taxi) 2007 album "Saints & Sinners" by Vikki & Kenickie on the Cavalier Label on Itunes.. He wrote the Official 49ers Fight Song in 1982 and that same year recorded & produced his daughter Victoria Elizabeth Spinoza, who wrote the Official Cable Car Song of San Francisco, endorsed by then Mayor Dianne Feinstein and the Board of Supervisors, and donated all proceeds to saving SF's beloved Cable Cars which were close to seeing their extinction. He co-wrote the English version to the famous Philippine song "Dahil Sa Iyo" (Because of You), recorded by Cora & Santos Beloy and famously sung by former First Lady Imelda Marcos on her balcony after her husband, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos had passed away. In 1975 Tom presented Louis Armstrong with Best Artist Award. Tom is a former Lieutenant Commander in the U.S. Navy and served bravely & passionately during a 3 year hitch in Vietnam. He later became a legendary political figure in S.F., endorsed by 3 U.S. Presidents, Gerald Ford, Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan in his run for office and was the U.S. Congressional & Senatorial nominee in '74 & '78, at which time Pres.Reagan assigned him to the prestigious "Presidential Task Force" and appointed Tom to the State Building Standards Commission. An immigration & entertainment attorney, he worked for over a decade with former San Francisco D.A. Arlo Smith. Tom, also a member of SAG, acted in films such as " The Gunfighters", and played the mob boss in both "Dragon Fight" & Raul Zaragoza". Tom was also President of San Francisco's famous annual "Latin American Fiesta" and was married to former S.F. socialite Shirley Brewer. They have 2 children, Victoria Elizabeth Spinoza & Jay Luna. Always fondly labeled... the "Man of Many Hats".

Nick King was born in Providence, Rhode Island and spent his youth in Barrington, Rhode Island. He attended the University of Oregon where he earned his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. He studied the Meisner Technique at Matthew Corozine Studio in New York, New York. As of 2015, Nick lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Troy Curtis (born as Troy Tuminelli) is an East Coast-native actor, singer, and entrepreneur. At a young age Troy would sing at the dinner table with his family, sadly to be let down by his father, as he would tell him to "shut up." This empowered Troy to obtain a voice for himself and encouraged him to be heard. At this young age, Troy developed a passion for the world of performance art and music.Whether it is singing or acting, he was determined to take the world by storm with his creative aptitude. Known to be the first non-Spanish speaking member of the well known group, Menudo, during their MDO era, Troy was able to debut his singing and dancing abilities to the Hispanic community. MDO, a Puerto Rican pop rock band, following in the footsteps of Menudo, expanded their followers from Puerto Rico to all of Central America. Troy joined the MDO family in 2000, making their single Te Quise Olvidar a hit on the top of Billboard's Hot Latin Tracks, on MDO's Subir Al Cielo album released by Sony Music. With MDO, Troy has toured the world and sang in front of 500K screaming fans, and has shared the stage with musical legends such as Christina Aguilera, The Backstreet Boys, Cheyenne, and Celia Cruz. After leaving MDO in 2001, Troy was signed to play Nico Castaneda in the American soap opera Guiding Light. Troy was featured in 86 episodes over the year as a lead actor. He was responsible for writing, and singing all of the songs featured on the show during his time there. This allowed Troy to express his musical talents and to further develop himself as a performer. Following Troy's role on Guiding Light, he landed the lead role in the off Broadway production of Job in Job and the Snake. This biblical rock musical about the struggle between good and evil was the launching pad to incorporating spirituality in Troy's future work.In 2007, Troy began writing and producing music for himself. To date, Troy has 60 songs written, recorded and published. Troy has surrounded himself with a group of stellar coaches including acting coach Susan Basset (who coached Nicole Kidman, Jamie Foxx, Tom Cruz, etc.), vocal coach Donald Lawrence (who has worked with Bono, Lady Gaga, etc.), and vocal trainer William Riley (who has worked with Celine Dion, Faith Hill, etc.). He continues to work with these professionals on a daily basis.In 2000, Troy formed Premier Talent Entertainment - a full service entertainment planning company, producing creative and special events catering to all occasions. Troy provides his clients with world class entertainers including DJ's, live bands, MC's, motivational dancers, celebrity performers and specialty entertainment, and often jumps in as the MC or host to infuse the event and audience with his infectious energy. One of Troy's most current projects includes Kim Kardashian's Welcome to New York City Party, which took place in August of 2011. In 2012, Troy formed Troy Curtis Inc. as an umbrella company for acting, entertainment, and mind, body, and soul.Tapping into his spiritual well-being, Troy recently began to focus on what he loves to do most - Life Coaching, where he believes life is about helping people get to the next level. In this new endeavor he focuses on mind, body, and soul, and trains some of the most influential people of our time. Troy's new found relationship with his spiritually opened up a whole new realm of fulfillment in his life. One of Troy's most cherished projects includes Hip Hop Mediation, where he teaches children how to manage their energy, how to stay focused, and how to have better social skills.

Leila Bartell is a London based visual artist and film director who was born to Middle Eastern and European parents. Leila's work is influenced by the various places and diverse cultures she visited and lived in as a child and adult. Her films explore existential states or social issues and their underlying dynamics, often combining other art forms such as dance or abstract music with storytelling.

Lizzy Joline was born on May 1989 and is based in Zurich, Switzerland. She is known for Who's the Beast (2017), Natalia and Swiss Break. She speaks three languages fluently; German, Italian and English.

Although she comes from an artistic family, Lizzy's parents initially set her upon the safe path, the Swiss way of living. She went on to acquire an Academic Masters of Advanced Studies in Human Resources Leadership.

However, she always wanted to be an actress and in 2015 she decided to actively pursue her dream. Though she knew it would not be easy, she has continued her pursuit with awareness, conviction and passion. She has since travelled around Europe, training with some of the world's best industry professionals.

Her acting career began in 2016 when she was offered the opportunity to play her first supporting role in the feature film Natalia and before the year's end she had secured her second role as a supporting artist.

Lizzy was going from strength to strength and in 2017 was part of a group of 30 specially selected professional actors to work with Oscar-winning director, Paul Haggis in Berlin. That same summer she was on the move again, this time to Rome, Italy where she worked on Who's the Beast (2017). This role was particularly significant as she had secured her first leading role.

Always hungry for new, interesting projects and stories to bring to life, Lizzy also loves to create her own content and to collaborate with other artistic people. Once such collaboration led to the creation of 2019's The Untold (2019), which won 3rd place in the Drama category at the 1minutefilmfestival in Cape Town, South Africa.

With ambition and determination she pursues her vision of breaking into the entertainment industry and gaining international recognition. She has made a successful start to her acting career and is excitedly looking forward to what the future will bring. Lizzy hopes to one day be viewed as a role model and as an artist, showing others the importance of following one's heart.

Lizzie Corona is an Arkansas native, Texas-based actor who found motherhood to be the final push into an industry she's always been drawn to. "Always encouraging my kids to try new things, to be brave and never allow the fear of failure to hold them back...I suddenly realized I was speaking to myself." In the pursuit of a life short in regrets, she knew she had to dip her toe in. She realized it's the same draw towards character and motive that led her to pursue her English degree in college. The complexities that exist within all of us are a welcome challenge for Lizzie when she attempts to shine light on the various facets of a personality as is particularly apparent in A Killer's Love, dir. Roderick Jones and The Fake Mother, for. Byron Franco. You can also see her in various other short films including Hard As It Gets, dir. Darren Haskins, and The Anxious, dir. Dan Rubottom, numerous others and a wide selection of commercials.

Lizzy Cancino has a very extended and important career in the entertainment industry in Mexico and Latin America. She started in 1992 in Warner Music Mexico, where she worked for seven years as International exploitation manager. Later, in Sony Music Entertainment she was the Label Manager for Latin America for two years. In the consequent years, she worked in Warner Music as the Exploitation Manager and later as the Marketing Director. One day she decided that it was time to start her own business, so she found "SeiTrack Management" one of the most important music management companies in Mexico, but she decided to quit this project because it was not what she was looking for. So in 2007, she realized that she loves management, not for musicians but for actors, so she started a new company named Jerry Ml, where she can put together all the aspects that she loves of this industry. Since then, Jerry Ml has grown in a very huge way, till the point that today is one of the most important management companies in the country. She represents 60 actors, TV hosts and specialists, which are an important part of the entertainment business of Mexico, United States and several countries of Latin America.

Elizabeth Colwell was born on January 10, 1986 in southern California to parents Anna Gilsdorf and Gary Colwell . She has a older sister named Melissa. A actress, Writer, and lover of animals. A unique person by life's definition who goes about living her life as the main character of her own fabulous story.