Director Cate Carson, actress/director/producer/writer: As the President of Development with Sensorium Pictures, Cate's skills and experience as a writer, director, producer, and production designer lend her the ability to engage in the "whole creative picture". Cate has previously directed other short films, to include "Moonflower" and "My Pretty Maura",  and plans to introduce herself as a director in the major festival circuit with "Cleave". She has a strong leadership background in both the military and law enforcement, and returned to film after her military service. Recently, the short "Whiskey Boys" that she co-directed with "Cleave" producer, Justin Plasse, was selected out of thousands for the top 20 in the HBO series Project Greenlight.

Producer Justin Plasse: producer/director/editor: Justin entered into the film industry as an editor in 2010. Since then, he has edited several narrative short films and a feature, which recently received distribution.  Starting in post production gave Justin a great advantage when he decided to expand his roles, and helps tremendously when developing and pre-visualizing a film.  He has since grown his repertoire to include producing, directing, and post production management and is the President of Production at Sensorium Pictures. Justin recently co-directed and edited the short "Whiskey Boys" which was voted out of thousands for the top 20 in the HBO series "Project Greenlight".

Writer Richard C. Bailey: Actor/Director/Writer & Coach: Richard C. Bailey has been working in and studying the craft of acting specifically in the Meisner technique for the better part of 20 years. After taking a break and raising a family, he dove back into film and theater in the Boston community. Since then, he has continued to work on stage and film, but also founded the New England Actors workshop where he continues to teach and build a community of passionate artists. His latest acting roles include a lead role in the Camp 9 films feature film "District C-11" as the villain Stanton Creed. As a passionate actor, Richard has always had a great deal of respect for the art of storytelling so it was only natural that he progress into writing as well. “Cleave” is Richards Debut into the writing world as his first produced script.

Writer and lead actress Kim Wilson: Kim Wilson is a full-time voiceover artist and actress based in Boston, Massachusetts whose love and talent for engaging storytelling thrust her into the field in 2011. Over the past two years, Wilson has enriched her craft by studying the Meisner technique with New England Actor's Workshop that has complimented her career as an actress and filmmaker. Her current film projects in addition to Cleave include "The Ascendants" and "Whiskey Boys", and her voice can be currently heard on numerous Spotify ads as well as campaigns for Wrangler and Amazon.

Director of Photography Zack Richard: Zack Richard is an American director and cinematographer, with a . He is a creative, innovative and resourceful director and cinematographer with extensive experience shooting commercials, music videos, brand films, and feature films. His clients have included Hyundai, Terra Chips, Jet Blue, Pedigree and Canyon Creek Ranch. Zack has received numerous awards and commendations throughout his career, and is renowned for his creativity and ability to meet and exceed expectations of his clients.

Lead Actor Steven O'Broin: Steven Ó Broin Is an actor from Dublin, Ireland now living in Massachusetts. Steven trained at the prestigious Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin from which he graduated in 1995. Steven was hand picked by none other than Michael Flatley himself to join the original cast of Riverdance The Show and went straight from The Gaiety School to Riverdance where he spent the first three years of that show dancing with them from Dublin to London, to Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Television appearances with Riverdance were many, including “The Late Show” with David Letterman, NBC’s “Today Show”, MTV Europe and various BBC and other European Networks.Steven hung up his shoes in 2001, emigrated to Boston in 2002, and married one of the dancing girls.After an entertainment world sabbatical, Steven returned in 2010 reprising his role as Oberon in “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in Dani Duggan’s Shakespeare in the Park series in Plymouth.Looking to expand into film and T.V. Steven joined the cast of a web series, “Paragods” a comedy, in the summer of 2013, he is still a cast member. Roles kept coming for Steven with a lead role of a post apocalyptic gang leader in Stone Media Richard Griffin’s “Future Justice”, a feature film, shot in Rhode Island, and playing Bearach, a Celtic warrior in a short film, “Origins” by Sharmane Johnson.The rest of the year is looking busy again for the Irishman, with roles in features “Silence” by Vipex Productions, “Sins Of Dracula” with Scorpio Films, “Caped Crusader The Dark Hours” with On Edge Productions and “If You Told” a movie by Larry Enright. Steven thoroughly enjoyed playing the role of Aidan in “Cleave”. He is like a fish back in the water in his renewed acting career.

Supporting Actor Lance A. Williams: Hailing from Frederica, Delaware, Lance Alexander Williams was born November 12, 1989 under the complex Scorpio sign. The characteristics are very evident in Lance's acting ability as he's shown a passionate emotional range, delivered strong comedic jabs, while also being able to call upon a shroud of mystery into his characters. In 2008 Lance relocated to the New England area (Connecticut) after studying drama, musical theater, and dance back home at Central Delaware Dance Academy. In a completely new world, many opportunities began to arise for Lance beginning with his victory in the 2011 Model Search contest that spring-boarded his presence in New England. After establishing a strong network base in Connecticut/Boston, Lance found himself featured in numerous music videos for upcoming artists such as Janay Saxon and Gemini Wired and working frequently with photographers and models alike between Massachusetts and New York. Daring for more, Lance spent 6 months in Atlanta,Georgia to pursue his acting further where his hunger for the arts grew stronger. Some of Lance's current work in addition to Cleave include the feature film "Silence".

Supporting Actor Quinlan Keefe: Quinlan starting acting in early 2014 after watching his sister on stage. He said "I can do that!" His first job was a lead speaking role in an Emerson College short film titled "Catch".  Since then he has worked with companies such as Care.com and Scholastic.  Quinlan's most recent work is with 42/24 Films and Sensorium Pictures in the film "Cleave". Quinn loves being on set, watching and learning from everyone around him. Quinlan has many interests outside of acting. He plays drums and piano, loves to read and draw, plays baseball and travel basketball.

Supporting Actress Amaryllis Miller: Amaryllis is making her on screen debut with Cleave. She made her professional stage debut in Miracle on 34th Street at Ocean State Theatre Company in Warwick, RI. Amaryllis has competed in several pageants since age two, winning one Grand Supreme.She currently studies both theatre and dance.Originally from North Carolina, Amaryllis is a first grader and resides in Cranston, Rhode Island.

Art Director Mary Hronicek: Mary is a newcomer to the New England Film scene. While honing her acting craft, Mary began working  behind the scenes, helping to create ‘movie magic.’  In fact, Mary has found a ‘niche’ in set design. In the last 8 months, Mary has designed an amazing 42 unique sets for variety of web series, 7 short films and 2 feature films . The film that Mary is most proud to have been involved in is ‘Cleave.’

Set Dresser Colby Fisher: Colby Fisher recently started in film with the past two projects "The Body" and "Cleave", working with Sensorium Pictures. Her previous skills as an artist have led her to a love for the art department, working alongside Mary Hronicek in set dressing. Her background in business will also play a role in her film future as she aspires to work more closely with the Sensorium Pictures team.