Robert Craighead (click to view IMDB page)

Robert Craighead is entering his 3rd season as a series regular on Tyler Perry's Hit drama "Too Close To Home" for TLC. His character Sheriff Mobley is known for his lackadaisical way of handling law enforcement in his small town of Happy Alabama.

Coming this Fall on Hulu be sure to catch Robert in a major recurring role as Detective Vincent Skarsgaard in the hilarious new comedy series  "Future Man"

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg produce this Sci-Fi comedy written by the same team that brought you "Sausage Party" "The Neighbors" "This is the End" and many other great films. Of course you will continue to see him in his 3rd Year as Sgt Clarke and the final season of the long running hit comedy for Fox "New Girl" starring Zooey Deschanel. 

Robert Craighead has been respected as one of the most versatile character actors in Hollywood for over 30 years, with roles in over 40 feature films and hundreds of television appearances. He claims to have been killed off of every crime drama on television and loved every minute of it. He is a native Texan and an alumni of The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. There are also two feature films that will premiere later this year that he is very proud to be a part "The Tiger Hunter" opposite Kevin Pollack and a new western "Painted Woman" where he plays the most despicable character he's ever had the pleasure to play. He is very excited to work on this wonderful new project. It is a story that will resonate with all who see it.

Nina Brissey (click to view IMDB page)

Nina is a Los Angeles based actor, writer and producer. Nina is thrilled be acting in, producing and co-directing her first dramatic narrative short. Her goal is to do TV and Film that promotes awareness. This film in particular offers insight into the struggle of alcoholism, the affect on those around the alcoholic and the affects on the alcoholic as well. Nina recently worked opposite Larry Hankin in his new short film, Emmett in Peopleland.  Written and produced by Larry, the film also stars comedy gurus Howard Hesseman and Fred Willard and premiered at Cannes this past May.

She was also recently cast in The Wrong Mother and The Wrong Crush that aired on the Lifetime Movie Network in the Spring.  Nina is currently producing a web-series that stars a rescue German Shepherd, called Bruce the Dog.

Steve Mazur (click to view IMDB page)

Steve Mazur has been a screenwriter for over twenty-five years.  Among his credits are co-writing “Liar, Liar” and “The Little Rascals,” and, most recently, writing “The Philosophy of Phil,” directed by Greg Kinnear. Steve wrote the book for “Sneaky Ol’ Time,” a musical featuring the songs of Paul Overstreet that debuted at the Ruskin Group Theatre in 2015.  Steve also teaches writing and improv comedy, and is on the faculty at AFI and UCLA.