Dominique Denny is a Los Angeles based 18 TPY actress/model. She was born in Elgin, IL but raised in San Bruno, CA. She’s always had a love and passion for the arts but specifically acting.

Her credits include the films Cult From the Same Cloth, MVP, and BLONSH. She trained with Howard Fine, David Coury, and Beverly Hills Playhouse.

Moe Irvin is a Southern California native. He is a lifetime member of The Actors Studio, and a member of the Road Theatre Co. Of his many guest star credits he is best known for his recurring role on GREY’S ANATOMY as Nurse Tyler Christian. He can also be seen, most recently, in recurring guest star roles as SANTOS on the FX’s SNOWFALL , recurring guest star role on the Amazon Studios series THEM: COVENANT, supporting role in the upcoming Netflix film, The Good Nurse with Jessica Chastain and Eddy Redmayne, and upcoming Guest star roles on Amazon Studios’ Hunters and CBS’ FBI International.

Under his UNDERBELLY FILMWORKS banner, Moe is also as the writer/director of the short film, STANFORD & SON, which was nominated for best short film at the Pan African Film Festival 2015. He is currently in post production for his upcoming short film, Mad Chicken; a dark comedy that he also wrote and directed.

His single “FIRE” peaked at #3 on Disney Radio countdown * Disney’s Camp Rock 2 Soundtrack, recorded and performs on 4 songs * Toured with The Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato and Camp Rock 2 on the North and South American tour * Performed live ABC’s Good Morning America Summer Concert Series in Central Park.

Kayla Manuel, actor and artist from Inglewood, CA, received her bachelors in Theatre Performance with an emphasis in Acting from Cal State Long Beach. She starred in Justice Delayed, an award winning short film uncovering the effects of police brutality.

Kayla has booked commercials such as Super Bowl XLIX for Dove Men Care and recently, Instacart. With mentorship from Debbie Allen and Alvin Ailey throughout her career, Kayla is a powerhouse artist represented by Egg Hunt Entertainment and The Savage Agency.

With enthusiasm, gravitas and a vision backed by determination, Phyllis is committed to visual storytelling and it has paid off with work that exhibits keen intuitive insights and elicited spirited, moving performances from notable actors. Supervising Director for the Emmy-nominated web-series, “Send Me,” creator/producer of SPENT, winner of the BET Lens on Talent for Best Film and director of the award-winning short film BURNED, Phyllis’ filmmaking is preceded by having directed 30+ plays at some of the country’s most reputable theaters, including the Smithsonian’s African-American Museum, the Hartford Stage Company and Playwright’s Horizons.

A strong proponent of advancing women’s creativity, as an alumnus, she also founded the Bancroft Scholarship for Women of Color at the A.F.I. Conservatory.

Nikki Syreeta is a Los Angeles-based screenwriter, logline specialist, professional script reader and consultant harboring a frighteningly active imagination with an affinity for unique characters and subtext.

Nikki is the founder of Breaking Loglines®, a logline crafting service that helps the logline challenged. Nikki is currently an associate producer on a short film, Good Times at Mike Kelso’s, which is in development, earning her certification as an Intimacy Coordinator with Centuary Co., and her next projects are an action/ drama feature and a character-driven web series.

Swisyzinna considers herself an actors’ director. This can be seen by watching her 2-time pre-Emmy nominated series, “Stepford SideChix” in which she has directed every episode. She made her directing debut in the late 90’s with the hit stage play, “Dreamgirls.”

Between now and then she has had the opportunity to direct a myriad of projects from shorts film, music videos, zoom commercials and demo reels. Swisyzinna is looking forward to directing her first feature film.

She is currently working on completing her MFA in directing to broaden her technical knowledge and skill of her beloved craft.

Once she began to crew on live-action film sets she found her passion for creating these worlds on a much larger scale. An alum of the CSSSA program at CalArts and Concept Design Academy in Pasadena, she got her start on the student films of New York Film Academy students and over the years has worked her way into feature films, music videos, commercials, and streaming series.

An innovative and captivating fashion connoisseur, Janel Laws was born on the beautiful island of St. Ann, Jamaica. Steeped in a country engulfed by rich heritage and diversity, her unique sense of street culture matched with a keen eye for couture flourishes from a deep understanding of traditional and unconventional style.

Laws’ entry into the world of high fashion began as an aspiring model. Her travels and experiences translated to styling, eventually interning with the PRB Showroom. Currently, Janel consults as a stylist for Koziak Productions.

Dea has been casting feature films and television for 20 years. She started in commercials and music video casting in 1999 and ended up doing almost entirely theatrical projects. She co-cast the theatre-released films “God’s Not Dead,” “The Case for Christ,” and “Do You Believe?” and many more with her former partner Billy DaMota, now retired. See Dea Vise at imdb.com for a full list of features and television shows.

Dea is working on her doctoral dissertation in Psychology and holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Arts and an Associate of Arts in Acting. Dea is from Texas and gets the job done. Hook ’em, Horns!

Kimby Caplan is an award-winning filmmaker whose work as a Cinematographer and Director has taken her far from the mountains of her childhood.

Between lensing the social political commentary, HOW JACK BECAME BLACK, to traipsing about Eastern Europe following in the footsteps of an escapee from Communist Czechoslovakia, in the documentary Red Star, to roaming the streets of Old Havana in Cuba, followed by soldiers, for the documentary Cubamerican,  shooting avocados and artichokes for HBO’s Sesame Street, Caplan’s latest visual contributions have considerable variety and purpose.