JOHN PRESTON (Alex Dowd)
TV and film work includes "Law and Order", "Feet of Clay", on stage in world renowned theaters, including New York's Shakespeare in the Park, Yale Repertory Theater, Florida's Asolo Theater, Indiana Repertory Theater, Alabama Shakespeare, Georgia Shakespeare, Shakespeare Santa Cruz, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and the Denver Center Theater.

MICHAEL EMERSON (Charlie New)
Star of the hit TV show "Lost" (Emmy nomination for best supporting actor).
Other TV credits include "Law and Order", "The Inside", and "The Practice" (Emmy award for Best Guest Actor). Many films, including "Saw" and "The Legend of Zorro". Broadway credits include "Hedda Gabler" with Kate Burton and "The iceman Cometh" with Kevin Spacey.

KALI ROCHA (Halle Hinton)
Numerous films, including "Meet the Parents", "Meet the Fockers", "Object of My Affection", "29th and Gay", and the upcoming films "Over Her Dead Body" and "The Boy in the Box". Recurring roles on "Gray's Anatomy" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", as well as series regular on the sitcom "Teachers". Guest appearances on such shows as "Boston Legal", "Without a Trace" and "Will and Grace".

JAMES VASQUEZ (Director/Writer)
James is an actor, writer, and director originally from San Diego, CA.  As an actor he’s appeared Off-Broadway with the New York Public Theatre, regionally at the Old Globe Theatre and Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and on film and television, portraying everything from the ditzy Ms. West Coast vying for the tiara in the musical “Pageant”, a potentially murderous hairdresser in “Shear Madness”, and a wide range of Whos down in Whoville in Jack O’Brien’s annual hit production of “Dr. Seuss’s How the Grinch Stole Christmas”.  He has been responsible for re-staging the San Diego production of “The Grinch” for the past five years.

On a dare, James performed a stand-up routine Caroline’s Comedy Club in NYC, which led to invitations to perform at clubs on both coasts.  His first feature film as a screenwriter, “29th and Gay”, played the national and international gay and lesbian film festival circuits in 2005.  It was released on DVD by TLA Releasing in April of 2007, and made its here! Television debut in December of the same year.  His second feature film, “Ready? OK!”, was inspired by a failed attempt in 2nd grade to participate in a school pep rally.  “Ready? OK!” is his feature film directorial debut.

Mr. Vasquez is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Drama in New York City.  He co-founded Daisy 3 Pictures in 2004 with his partner, Mark Holmes, and Juilliard classmate, Carrie Preston.

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