Madeline Mack​ – Director/Producer

Madeline Mark is a writer/director. Madeline was born in Santa Fe, New Mexico but came to Los Angeles by way of Byron Bay, Australia. Madeline is a mentee in Ryan Murphys Half program and a fund receipient of the Future Of Film is Female. She won Best Narrative Short at The Key West Film Festival for “Hot Water”, a film that explores the nuance of power and the banality of misogyny. Her absurd dark comedy short “Six Pack” starring George Basil won its category at Hollywood Comedy Shorts Festival, Portland Comedy Shorts Festival, and more.

Shaun Duke Moosekian - Writer/Producer/"Billy"

From addict to entrepreneur and now film maker, Shaun has lived a few lives in his 28 years. Baby Elephants marks Shaun's big screen debut, and as both writer and lead role (Billy) he is introducing himself in a big way. While the characters and plot of the film are fictional, as an addict in recovery with over 4 years of sobriety, this film is close to Shaun's heart and personal experience.

Ronnie Gene Blevins - "Sticky"

Ronnie hails from the big state of Texas with equally big talent to match. Having appeared in over 100 film and TV productions, including The Dark Knight Rises, Twin Peaks, Joe and Westworld, Blevins has curated a reputation as a fierce thespian. In 2009 he wrote, starred and produced the critically acclaimed comedy “American Cowslip” which co-starred an all-star cast featuring Rip Torn, Bruce Dern, Cloris Leachman, Peter Falk, Diane Ladd and Val Kilmer. Versatility and a chameleon-like quality has garnered Blevins a wide range of character portrayals.

Pamela Clay - "Rachel"

Pamela has appeared in more than 30 TV and film productions. Formerly a Sanford Meisner disciple, a strong reputation as a character actor has kept her in front of the camera since the early 1980’s. Fluent in French, she sings Edith Piaf at nightclubs and private parties in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles.

Danielle Garza - Angel

Danielle Garza is an Actress/Model with a primary focus in TV and Film who has always had a deep love for the Performing Arts through drama, music and dance. Since the tender age of 3, Danielle has committed herself to developing her many God given talents and has always put forth a significant effort to her training. Danielle’s past work includes feature films, short films, documentaries, industrial projects, internet spots, television commercials, and even some musical theatre.

Every Heart - Sticky's Client

Every Heart first appeared on screen as an extra in the film “Devil’s Den”, starring Devon Sawa and Kelly Hu. After appearing in many student films, she landed “Arise,” a Christian Easter video directed, written and shot by Benjamin Ironside Koppin. Koppin wrote a starring role for her in his next feature film, “Return to Me,” and hired her again as a supporting character in his third feature, “They Live in the Woods.” Heart appears as a costar in “The Guest Book,” and most recently, “Vida,” created by Tanya Saracho.