Jennifer Bobbi (Lead Actress)

Jennifer Bobbi is an actress and comedian appearing on stage and film.  She is best known for her one woman show playing the character of Aunt Barbara the Tupperware Lady.  Jennifer received national and international media attention as Aunt Barbara when she became the top selling Tupperware salesperson in North America.  Jennifer currently appears as Betty, a transgender women in recovery, on the web series Spring Street.  She's also appeared in episodes of ABC's What Would You Do?

David Beck (Writer/Director/Producer)

For the screen, David wrote, co-produced, acted in, and composed the score to the multi award-winning short film For Francis, which played in festivals and schools worldwide.  In 2015, David began a non-profit film company The Great Griffon.  Its first major project, the web series Spring Street, is now streaming online.  In addition to writing, directing, and composing the score, David plays a reclusive piano teacher who finally gets a shot at love.  Tubefilter calls it "a complex, eye-catching show...the show is a lot like the classical music it uses as its soundtrack.  Give it time to piece itself together and it will impress you."  

Born and raised in Dayton, Ohio, David has been devoted to creating art his whole life.  A classically trained pianist from the age of eight and the president of his high school Thespian Society, David ventured out to New York to pursue acting on scholarship at Marymount Manhattan College, graduating magna cum laude.  New York has been his home base ever since, even though he is deeply grateful for his Midwestern upbringing. 

David is at home in the theatre, appearing in nearly 40 productions in New York as well as throughout the country, ranging from Shakespeare and Brecht to daring new works by playwrights such as Albert Innaurato and Rajiv Joseph.  He has worked with Emmy winner Brian Cox, Tony winners Jack Hofsiss and Randy Graff, and Tony nominee Marla Schaffel.  He currently studies with Brad Calcaterra. 

Natalia Bougadellis (Cinematographer/Producer)

Natalia is a director and cinematographer from Athens, Greece. She recently graduated from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, where she studied film and television production.

Though Natalia has been working in New York these past few years, she is still very connected to her hometown, Athens, where she shot her critically acclaimed directorial debut, “The Owls.” The film has played in eleven countries and over thirty film festivals. Natalia is a strong advocate of gender equality and the promotion of queer narratives in the film industry.

She has received several distinctions and awards for her work. Natalia has also served as one of the Co-directors of the Fusion Film Festival that celebrates women in film and is part of the Sundance Initiative for Women.  She has worked professionally in Dublin, Athens, Abu Dhabi, and in various cities throughout the United States.

Emory Parker (Editor)

Emory is a NYC-based auteur who focuses primarily on character-driven pieces, often working both behind and in front of the camera.

In 2015, Emory created and starred in her own web series, PANTS ROLE. The show was a hit, winning “Best Web Series” at the Fusion Film Festival. Emory’s short film, "Changing of the Leaves," has played dozens of festivals and received several prestigious awards including “Best Director” and "Best Actress.” This summer, Emory directed and edited a music video, “Manchild,” that premiered on Billboard.com and has acquired over 17,000 views on YouTube.

Antonio Mendez (Illustrator)