Roger is an LA native, born and raised in Canoga Park. After appearing in several indie films, Roger booked the leading role in The Learning Curve. He followed this by writing, producing and starring in the film One Night in Canoga Park. His original play Mr. Thirteen Episodes garnered critical success in the NoHo Arts District. Roger has appeared on many of the area's stages, most recently in his co-written piece That's My Desire at LATC. His latest work is a supporting lead in the television pilot Boyle Heights.

Brian began his career pursuit onstage in his hometown of Sacramento, but has acted in Los Angeles for the past decade. He starred in the indie feature Rites of Spring, an intense drama that explores the dynamics of hate groups. He also performed as the co-lead in the original play, That's My Desire, which was produced as a gala fundraiser for inner city youth at LATC. In 2004, Brian was acknowledged citywide as Best Lead Actor by Reviewplays.com. Brian has appeared on the television series Baywatch, in several feature films including Internal Affairs and Side Out, and in many television commercials.

Christina is an Indiana native that graduated from Purdue University, where she studied Theatre and Communication. Since moving to LA to pursue acting, she has landed roles in various independent features and shorts. Christina has also appeared on television shows such as The District, Strong Medicine, and The Shield.

Ruth was a series regular on the groundbreaking Showtime drama Resurrection Blvd. She also can be seen as "Marta" in the upcoming feature film Oranges with Richard T. Jones, Tom Sizemore and Heather Locklear. Ruth recently toured in Rick Najera's Latinologues, and starred in A Perfect Wedding, the premiere show at the Kirk Douglas Theatre, under the direction of Gordon Davidson. A member of the National Association of Latino Independent Producers, Ruth is the creator of a bilingual educational quiz show, BECA. Partnering with the Latino Book and Family Festival, BECA will be introduced this summer to the cities of Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles and Chicago. This continues Ruth's heartfelt desire to encourage Hispanic youth in their educational pursuits.

Jade Gordon is an actress, singer and artist. She is a founding member and co-director of the art collective, My Barbarian, in which she performs internationally at galleries, theaters, museums and rock clubs. Gordon has acted in many films over the past ten years. Notably in 2000, she was nominated for an IFP Independent Spirit Award for her lead role in Allison Anders' film, Sugartown. That same year, Gordon had a guest-starring role on TV's That 70's Show and was given a deal at Castlerock Entertainment. Most recently, Gordon worked with Curb Your Enthusiasm actress Cheryl Hines in the comedy short, Goodnight Vagina.

Rodger is a Sacramento based actor, director, theatre producer and teacher. Most recently he played the role of Robert in an acclaimed production of Proof for Capital Stage, Sacramento's newest Equity company. He is founder/ producer/ artistic director of the Chautauqua Playhouse, the Sacramento area's oldest community theatre. He has taught theatre arts at Sacramento City College since 1980 and Sierra College since 1997. He has performed roles as equity character actor for the Sacramento Music Circus in over 25 productions. Other favorite recent roles include George in Moon Over Buffalo, Otto Frank in The Diary of Anne Frank and the title role in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Film and television credits include The A-Team, Fortune Dane, Undercover with the K.K.K., numerous commercials and industrial films as well as voice over talent on many local and regional commercials.

Blake Kushi is originally from the rainy town of Hilo in sunny Hawaii. He holds degrees in Music and Theatre from the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He has been in over forty stage productions and has a wide range of theatre experience, which includes improv, Shakespeare, children's theatre, and even Chinese Beijing Opera. Blake has starred in numerous short and feature-length films at USC, Loyola Marymount University, The Art Institute of California – Los Angeles, Chapman University, and the New York Film Academy. He is also active in independent movies playing the title character of the comedic feature I Am Charlie Wong and the soon to be released Finishing the Game by Justin Lin (director of Better Luck Tomorrow, and The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift).

Danny has starred in dozens of films including: Desperado, the From Dusk 'Til Dawn film series, Heat (Robert De Niro, Al Pacino), Con Air (Nicolas Cage), Once Upon A Time In Mexico (Johnny Depp). Trejo has also appeared in the series of Spy Kids films as "Uncle Machete." Danny can also be seen in the independent films The Crow: Wicked Prayer, The Devil's Rejects, and Shall Not Want. Most recently he has teamed up once again with Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino in their new film Grindhouse. He's also appeared on numerous television shows including Kingpin, The District, NYPD Blue, The X-Files, and Resurrection Blvd. Danny recurs on the series King of the Hill and has appeared on an episode of Grounded for Life starring Donal Logue, Monk starring Tony Shalhoub, The George Lopez Show starring George Lopez, and Desperate Housewives.