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Amber Skye Noyes is an American Actress, Singer and Songwriter. She gained an early start in the entertainment business alongside her brother as a youth actor and growing up on sets in NYC. After attending and graduating from Emerson College and NYU, Amber pursued her music career, directing her own music videos, performing her music live and releasing several singles and EP's before landing a role on the CW's "Beauty and the Beast" as female-beast Tori Windsor. Amber later went on to guest star in several dramas including NBC's "The Blacklist," "Blindspot," "Law and Order S.V.U." "F.B.I." "The Village" and "Macgyver." Amber also guest starred in HBO's 1970's drama "The Deuce" and alongside Priyanka Chopra in ABC's "Quantico" as the spirited Celine Fox.

Chris Kratt graduated from Carleton College, Minnesota in 1992 with a B.A. in Biology. In 1990 Chris was the recipient of a prestigious Thomas J. Watson Fellowship for study abroad. Chris is a founder of Kratt Brothers' Creature Heroes, a nonprofit society dedicated to enabling children to help the wild animals of the world. Chris is also the founder of the Carleton Organization for Biodiversity; a group working to increase public awareness about conservation and wildlife. In 1999, Chris was given the Award of Appreciation for his on-going commitment and public service on behalf of conservation and environmental education by US Secretary of the Interior, Bruce Babbitt.

Fred Vogel was born on 18 April 1976 in Warren Township, New Jersey, USA. He is a writer and actor, known for The Final Interview (2018), August Underground (2001) and Sella Turcica (2010). He has been married to Shelby Lyn Vogel since 13 October 2006.

Martin is an innovative wildlife filmmaker, zoologist (Duke University Graduate), and is dedicated to teaching people about wild creatures and working for the preservation of endangered species. In 1990, Martin and his brother Chris Kratt founded The Earth Creatures Company, which specializes in wildlife entertainment. Martin and brother Chris have authored eight wildlife books for children (including Creatures in Crisis and Where're the Bears?) published by Scholastic. They are recipients of an Award of Appreciation for their on-going commitment and public service on behalf of conservation and environmental education by US Secretary of the Interior, Bruce Babbitt.

Rebecca is half Brazilian and has dual citizenship to Brazil and America. Rebecca speaks Portuguese, sings and plays the ukulele. She has been involved in several world premiers of plays by playwrights such as Rachel Bonds, Lauren Gunderson, Bekah Brunstetter, Sarah Treem, Beau Willimon and more. She has performed in regional theaters such as Pasadena Playhouse, South Coast Repertory, The Shakespeare Theater of NJ and the Mark Taper Forum. She received the 2015 Ovation Award for Best Featured Actress in a Play for Mike Bartlett's west coast premier of COCK.

Jessica is a hearing impaired-but-you'd-never-know-it writer, actress, comedian, and producer who specializes in multi-camera comedy and hard jokes. Her spec scripts have placed in the Final Draft Big Break, Austin Film Festival, and ScreenCraft Comedy competitions, and she's written for Hulu's sketch comedy show, Betch. Her own sketches and series have been featured on the homepages of Funny or Die and Elizabeth Banks' WhoHaHa, and she's preformed stand-up around Los Angeles at the Improv, Comedy Store, and Laugh Factory.

Jessica's acting credits include ABC's Mixology and NBC's Blake Shelton's Not So Family Christmas; as well as Lionsgate's Breaking Wind, a spoof on Twilight, where she plays Anna Kendrick's character. She was featured in the series Quirky Female Protagonist, which premiered at Film Independent's Los Angeles Film Festival; and most recently starred in the short film, Philanthropy, which premiered at Dances With Films.

Jessica is originally from New Jersey and received her BFA in Drama from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts via the Atlantic Theater Company. She teaches acting at Lesly Kahn & Co., and studies there as well. Jessica loves McDonald's Coke, wearing caftans on yachts, and the Olympics. Her favorite character of fiction is Karen Walker.

Nicolas Yonezuka was born on 15 November 1963 in Warren, New Jersey, USA. He is married to Denise Donlin. They have two children.