Originally from Chicago, IL, Holt is a graduate of
Carnegie Mellon University. Since moving to New York,
he has appeared in many plays around the city. Holt is
also a founder and active member of the comedy
troupe Moustache McFadden. Visit their site at
www.moustachemcfadden.com
Jen enjoyed reuniting with Matthew and Liz on this project.
A graduate of Duke University, her New York credits include
The Rover at American Globe Theatre, The Blind at the
Lookingglass Theatre and the regional tour of Halfway
There. Favorite roles include Hero in Much Ado About
Nothing and Desdemona in In the Belly of the Beast with
Two Backs. She recently completed work on the feature
length movie, UnReal, by Self-Conscious Productions.
Many thanks to Matt and Liz for their patience, dedication
and passion.
Brian is still new to the world of film. He has appeared on
the television show Guiding Light and in the films Out of
Courage 2 and Code Red. He has had numerous
experiences in the theatrical world. In New York, Brian has
worked at Second Stage, 45 Bleecker, Gallery Players,
Epiphany Theatre, and the HERE Theater. His favorite
regional roles include James in Red Herring at the Public
Theatre of Maine; Jamie in The Credeaux Canvas at the
New Theatre in Miami, Mr. Zero in The Adding Machine at
the Edinburgh Fringe Festival; Alan in Play It Again, Sam in
Chicago; and Nurse/Tybalt in Shakespeare’s R&J at the
City Theatre in Pittsburgh. He graduated from Carnegie
Mellon University in 2001 with a BFA in Acting. His favorite
college roles include Warren in This is Our Youth and
Hysterium in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
Forum. He is very honored to be a part of this exciting film.
also served as Associate Producer
Nick spent most of his life growing up in New York City. He
attended the Carnegie Mellon Drama School where he
learned the art of directing and acting. Throughout the years
he's been involved in productions of various plays including
No Exit and Abducting Diana and short films including Born
To Lose and A Funny Story. He is also closely involved as a
producer for upcoming films currently in development which
will begin production in a few more months.
A native of Washington D.C., Amber has appeared on All
My Children and As The World Turns. Her New York theatre
credits include Ophelia in Hamlet, Nichole in Tea Taxes
and Shakespeare and Tanya in Livin the Blues. Amber has
also been featured in several national commercials.
Born in New York City, 1981, Peter began acting first in
highschool musical productions such as Guys and Dolls, playing
the role of Nathan Detroit, and has acted sporadically since then
in short films, most prominently the erotic thriller, Learning Curves.
But within the last few years, he has concentrated his talent in
endeavours behind the screen. He has directed numerous short
films and has made a name for himself as a production designer,
working on such productions as Love and Adventure in New
York, The Man Who Would be Baker, and The Reunion, which
was featured in both the First Run and Avignon/New York film
festivals. Peter has also served as art director for various music
videos and television commercials, and has most recently served
as associate producer for an untitled television pilot, for which
principle photography was completed in November of 2003.
Katie has recently appeared on 'Law and Order: SVU', 'Hope
and Faith', and several other upcoming television projects. She
just completed working on the independent film It's a Barbie
World, and recently finished playing Millie in the national tour
of A Christmas Carol. Favorite theatre productions include
playing Eve in Children of Eden, Once Upon a Mattress
(Ozark Actor's Theatre), and the world premiere of Everything's
Ducky (Repertory Theatre of St. Louis). Katie is a recent
graduate of Webster University's Conservatory of Theatre Arts.
She resides and works in New York City.
Bethany is a graduate from Carnegie Mellon University's Acting and Musical
Theatre Conservatory. After graduating, she returned to Denver for a short
time and found consistent work in the local acting industry. On her hiatus to
Colorado, Bethany had the enriching opportunity of teaching Acting Classes
for the Denver Performing Arts Center. In 2002, she was nominated for the
Denver Post's Critics Choice "Best Dramatic Actress" award for her
portrayal of Celestina in the Regional Premiere of Cloud Tectonics.
Paul is a retired journalist and long-time guest commentator on
“Consumer Finance” for CBS Radio. He lives in a Maryland suburb
of Washington, D.C. Paul’s film appearance is his first dramatic
effort since the nineteen seventies, when he was active as both a
theatrical actor and director. His stage credits include major roles in
John Loves Mary, The Man In The Dog Suit, Ten Little Indians,
The Odd Couple, Plaza Suite, and Seven Days In May.
