REBECCA WHITEHURST has worked around the globe for stage and screen–as an actor, dancemaker, writer, director and producer. She received her BA in Philosophy from Stanford, and then attended the CalArts MFA program in Choreography before embarking on a professional career with Diavolo Dance Theater. Freelancing as an actor and choreographer in New York City led her to the Institute for Advanced Theater Training MXAT/A.R.T. at Harvard, where she received an MFA in Acting and performed in regional and off-Broadway theater. While on a Fulbright Scholarship to Russia, Rebecca spent a year guest teaching at the Moscow Art Theatre School. Currently, she writes and choreographs for plays, operas, art galleries and concert dance.

CAMERON J. ORO is the creator/producer/star of the loosely autobiographical digital comedy series FRUITLESS, and was featured in the multiple award-winning film A Leading Man. As a stage actor, Cameron has performed in some of the most world-renowned theaters, including New York’s Public Theater, the Moscow Art Theatre, and the American Repertory Theater. Born in rural Texas, Cameron holds a degree in Acting from NYU’s famed Tisch School of the Arts, and currently resides in West Hollywood, CA. When he’s not lending his talents to film, television and stage projects, Cameron is volunteering his time for The Trevor Project,  Planned Parenthood, and Gay For Good.

JASON BEAUBIEN is a Los Angeles based actor/writer/producer originally from Detroit, MI. Recent TV/Film credits include Nicky, Ricky, Dicky, & Dawn, My Blind Brother, Best Night Ever, Dark Feed, and the musical film Booze, Boys, and Brownies. He can also be seen in multiple web series and short films including Half Life: Raise the Bar, Before I Got Famous, the animated series Pearly Gates, and Return to Sender which he also created and produced. Theater credits include the Moscow Art Theatre, New Harmony Theatre, Meadow Brook Theatre, Carousel Dinner Theatre, Music Theatre of Madison, the national tour of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (Ichabod Crane) and the Regional premiere of The Donkey Show (dir. Diane Paulus) - American Repertory Theater. Jason holds a BA in Theatre Performance from Oakland University and an MFA in Acting from the American Repertory Theater / Moscow Art Theatre School Institute at Harvard University.

CASSIE HAY is a director, writer, and producer based in Austin, Texas.  Her feature directorial debut, The Liberators, premiered in the Documentary Competition at SXSW and is available on Amazon Prime.  Cassie Hay's scope of video and film work includes everything from major film productions (The Wolf of Wall Street, For Colored Girls) to television (The Leftovers, Bored to Death, Law & Order) to commercials and micro-budget coaching videos (Gotham Girls Roller Derby). She earned her BFA in Film and Television Production from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and an MFA in Creative Non-Fiction Writing from Fairleigh-Dickinson University.

MANDY JOHNSTON is a Director of Photography based in America. Her urban roots growing up in Chicago gave way to her ability to find beauty in the detail, finding the quiet in a city of noise and an intense appreciation for nature. After attending the School of the Art Institute in Chicago and receiving a BFA in Cinematic Arts her wanderlust set in. Her experiences traveling across Europe and America has broadened her sensibility beyond what she thought was possible. Her shooting style is always evolving, as is the medium of filmmaking. She thrives on being challenged creatively in the work place and in life.