KEY CAST

A native of Washington, D.C., Tom moved to Los Angeles four years ago with the broad goal of working in en- tertainment. Since then he has been welcomed into the legal departments of notable production companies, produced stand-up and sketch comedy shows, published books of children’s stories, and landed commercial gigs. He is a graduate of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and, prior to com- ing to L.A., taught third grade at an all- boys school.

Originally from Montana, Ben has been acting since he was a kid, first appearing in 2007’s A Plumm Summer with Henry Winkler and Brenda Strong. After a stint with tele-journalism in college, Ben moved to LA to pursue acting, while also working in construction management. Although sometimes re-ferred to as “the best actor in L.A. who never auditions,” he recently appeared as Dracula at the Long Beach Play- house, to widespread praise.

Ryon Thomas is an actor, writer, and musician known for his roles in BET’s The Missing, the streaming series Sur- viving the Cartel, and They Don’t Cast Shadows. Ryon moved to Los Ange- les in 2002, where he began a 20 year career as a web/graphic creative and marketing professional. In 2019, he attended a free acting class he came across online and never looked back.

Los Angeles based Actress, Nicole Mattox, grew up in a suburb of San Antonio, Texas. After graduating college, she moved to Los Angeles and has taken on a variety of roles in short films, television series, feature films and social media shows since beginning her professional acting career in 2021. In 2021 she began studying at the prestigious acting school of “Playhouse West” under the instruction of co-founder/owner Robert Carnegie, and well known acting coach Holly Gagnier.

Jeff was brought up in the gritty blue collar Steel City, Pittsburgh, PA. His love for the arts started at a young age with music, eventually leading into TV/Film afters studying with a few re- nowned acting professors in the area. After a visit to NY in 2016, which led him to LA theatrical representation, he made the move out to Los Angeles the following year and has never looked back. He stays curious and loves to learn just about everything. The idea that he can live “100 lives in one life- time” as an actor is what fuels him to be that best that he can be.

After graduating from Emerson in 2017 with a degree in acting, Elliot has been well received by both film and tele- vision productions in search of a ver- satile and likeable character actor. He brings a thorough and studied profes- sionalism to his roles, in addition to be- ing a talented writer and director in his own right.