Rachel Paulson (Co- Writer/Co-Director/ Ally): RRachel Paulson was born in the small town of Eustis, Fl. but she tells everyone Orlando, since no one knows where Eustis is.  The youngest sister in the Paulson clan, (Sarah Paulson “American Crime Story” and Liz Paulson, former SVP of casting at Fox) , acting and writing is in her blood, as she grew up acting in plays with her older sisters.  After graduating college, she relocated to LA where she continued acting and finally dipped her feet into writing and producing in 2014 when she made her first short film. In 2015, her film “The Chest” was selected for the Short Film Corner at CANNES Film Festival. Rachel wrote, produced and acted in the film, and was given many accolades for doing so.  She finds it most important to augment unique female perspectives in her writing, priding herself on telling stories from alternative points of view.  Her voice is authentic and real with a twist of darkness. In 2019 she starred as “KATE''  in  “Good Kisser”, which swept LGBTQIA film festivals that year. The same year she was also the lead in the zany comedy “The Dinner Parting” which was a selection at Cinequest in 2021. She is attached to several features as an actress next year, and is slated to produce several features.

Julia Eringer (Co-writer/Co-Director): Julia is a British national of Armenian and Macedonian descent. She prides herself on creating and signing onto content which inspires positive social change and is a staple of the independent queer film scene in Los Angeles. She is the creator, writer and star of critically-acclaimed, viral LGBTQ romcom GIRLS LIKE MAGIC, which boasts over 90 million views on Youtube. The series is being developed into a thirty minute comedy TV show with a studio in the UK. Julia stars as “beautiful, wordly stranger Mia” in feature film Good Kisser which had a whopping great festival run and was released on Netflix. She also stars in Sony-distributed, award-winning British horror flick Fox Trap in which she plays duplicitous Dina, took a supporting role as Kal Penn’s love interest in Better Off Single, and won a best supporting actress award for her portrayal of anger management patient Natalie, in festival favorite, Eulogilia. Julia also shines on stage, most notably starring in the World Premiere of The American Wife at Park Theatre, London where she wowed audiences with her emotional range and flawless American accent.

Kristen Knisely:(Producer):Kirsten Knisely [kurs-tin • nize-lee] is a Los Angeles based writer, director and producer. She began her career as a playwright in her hometown of Detroit, most notably produced alongside Jeff Daniels at his Purple Rose Theatre Company. As a filmmaker, she's focused on content with a queer and female-driven perspective. In 2019, after assisting Oscar and Emmy nominated director Steph Green on the pilot of Showtime's The L Word: Generation Q, Knisely was promoted to Writers Assistant for the remainder of the season. In 2020, she joined an international writers room for an Australian public access puppet show called Imagi-nation University; and in 2022, she and her creative partner / sister Caitlyn Knisely developed and produced an original sketch comedy series about the climate crisis called Earth Girl. Knisely's narrative work as a writer/director has been featured on Elizabeth Banks' WhoHaha, and screened at Outfest, LA Comedy Fest, LA's Funny Women Fest, and Vermont's ITV Fest. Knisely likewise works as a First Assistant Director across a wide range of commercial and narrative projects, including on the 2022 season of Netflix's "My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman."

Dublin Walburg: (Producer):Dublin Wahlberg is an actor, writer and producer who was born in Germany to a U.S. military family. Traveling throughout Europe and living in multiple cities and states in the U.S. Dublin learned to acclimate quickly to surroundings. Dublin's acting career simply started with a one line read in the writer's room of a television show he was working on as a production assistant. He rapidly accumulated over fifty acting credits in television, film, theater and voice-over projects including Seinfeld (1997), Moesha (1998), 3rd Rock From the Sun (1998), ED TV (1999), Hyperion Bay (1999), Star Trek Voyager (2000), CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2001), How High (2001), Going Greek (2001) Providence (2002) and The Drew Cary Show (2002).

 After a long hiatus caring for his ailing grandparents, Dublin restarted his film and television career by producing the short film, The Red String (2015). Then, he co-starred in a multi-commercial campaign for ESPN (2018) and he wrote and produced his current award-winning short film, In The Between (2022). Dublin is in pre-production on additional projects.

Tamera Santos (DP): Tamara Santos is a cinematographer from South of Brazil, currently based in Los Angeles. UCLA Alumni, she thrives on challenges. Her passion is to translate storytelling into cinematic visuals. And her body of work focuses on narratives advocating for women rights and mental health awareness. Most recently she worked as part of the crew for Academy Award winning film ‘’Nomadland’’, directed by Chloé Zhao.

Hannah Estes (Production Designer): Hannah Estes has been working the film industry since 2013. She has worked primarily as a propmaster on commercial productions, but has also acted as production designer and art director on a number of short films and music videos. While working as an art coordinator early in her career, Hannah developed and maintains strong relationships with LA’s premiere art vendors and prop houses. Hannah’s love for DIY projects began while working alongside her father, an engineer, as a child, learning woodworking, painting and other maker skills. She has created custom elements for clients such as Nike, The Amazing Race, and Disney. Recently, Hannah has enjoyed collaborations with directors Joey Soloway, Russ Lamoureux, Constance Zimmer, Ty Clancey, BITCH, and AFI on their highly creative short films and narrative pieces.



Alexandria Bombach (Editor):

Alexandria Bombach is an award-winning director, cinematographer, and editor from Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her most recent film, IT’S ONLY LIFE AFTER ALL, is an intimate conversation with the iconic folk-rock band Indigo Girls. The film premiered at the 2023 Sundance film festival. Her feature-length documentary, FRAME BY FRAME (2015) premiered at SXSW and went on to win over 25 film festival awards. Her feature documentary ON HER SHOULDERS, following Yazidi activist and Nobel laureate Nadia Murad, premiered at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival — where Bombach won the U.S. Documentary Directing Award — and was nominated for two Independent Spirit Awards and shortlisted for an Academy Award.

Joanna Katcher: (Composer/Sound Mixer) : Her scoring credits include the feature documentary, It’s Not A Burden (Gravitas), directed by Emmy-Nominated filmmaker Michelle Boyaner, and the Emmy-Award winning series Garbage Time with Katie Nolan (FS1). She co-scored the award-winning feature documentary After Antarctica, and has scored short films appearing in festivals nationally including Tribeca, Big Sky and SXSW. Joanna has also contributed music to the docuseries Innocent Man (Netflix), Amend (Netflix) and The Good Doctor (ABC) as well as Ubisoft’s BAFTA-nominated video game Far Cry 5. She is the founder of Nice Manners, a commercial audio post and jingle house established in Brooklyn, NY in 2010.

Cast:

Calico Cooper (Meg): Calico Cooper is an actress, singer, and director who is the first child of shock rock legend Alice Cooper. She Has written and directed the live Alice Cooper stage show for her father for the last decade.  Leaving the Alice Cooper tour to focus on film and television acting full time, Cooper has appeared in network shows such as "Hawaii: Five 0", "The Mindy Project", “The Afterparty” and Nickelodeons "Henry Danger".  She has trained with industry giants such as Ivana Chubbuck, Helen Hunt, The Groundlings, The Upright Citizens Brigade, and The Stella Adler Academy of Acting.Calico is the Front woman of theatrical hard rock band “Beasto Blanco” who is finishing their 4th Studio album this year and has a world tour to follow. Beasto Blanco was tapped for their first comic book “Spaceage Conquest” by Source Point Press in 2023. She currently acts in TV and film in Los Angeles. She directs commercials and music videos with her production company Pretty Nifty Productions while not on tour with Beasto Blanco.

Capri Campeau (Jess): Capri Campeau (they/she) is an actor, writer, & queer content creator based in Los Angeles. Fueled by a passion for telling LGBTQ+ stories that make people feel seen & laugh, their content has entertained and educated millions. Some of her most notable accolades include being listed as one of Bi.Org’s Creators to Watch, and being mom to an 8 year old pitbull named Brown Cow.

Vico Ortiz (Sam): Vico Ortiz (They/Them) is a proud Latine/x non-binary/gender fluid actor/activist born and raised in Puerto Rico. They received their education at The American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Los Angeles. Their first breakthrough role was in the hit Amazon series, "Transparent" which opened their career to the LGBTQ+ entertainment community and paved the way to more recognized TV appearances in shows such as "The Fosters", "Lucifer" and "Criminal Minds'' among many others. More recently, Vico has had guest starring roles in "American Horror Story: 1984 ", the Starz award winning series "VIDA" and a recurring role in the GLAAD nominated Freeform comedy "Everything's Gonna Be Okay", returning for its second season in 2021. Vico also received a 2021 Queerties Award nomination for their series regular role in the award winning digital series "These Thems". In the next year (2021) Vico will also star as a series regular in the upcoming Amazon Prime Video original post-apocalyptic horror "Narcos vs. Zombies" playing U.S. Military Sgt. Valencia the released in 2021. heir character of "Vico Suave'' is most recognized for their performance in "VIDA" on Starz. They also made a commitment to use their character of "Vico Suave" as an advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. Some of the LGBTQ+ organizations they're committed to supporting are The Dru Project and the Los Angeles LGBTQ Center to name a few. Vico's mission is Visibility. To showcase diversity in the Latine/x culture on Stage, TV and Film. They want young queers and people around the globe to see characters on screen that are relatable no matter their background, their sexual orientation or gender identity. Their passion is to educate society on gender, inclusive language, and join the stream of voices within the entertainment industry that is constantly pushing and advocating for LGBTQ+ rights and their positive portrayals in the media.