Lara Jane is a new actress developing her experience both in Theatre and film. She studied a course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama appearing in productions of ‘As You Like It’ as ‘Rosalind’ and in ‘Invisible’ taking the role of ‘Lara’. She is currently rehearsing for a production of ‘Blithe Spirit’ appearing as ‘Ruth’ at the Eckington Theatre in Derbyshire. Lara is a passionate, lively and enthusiastic individual who is intrigued and inspired by the art of acting. She is always trying to learn and develop herself as an actress – and is excited to continue her journey.

Lauren Karl is an American actress who recently moved over from Los Angeles. She received her BA from the University of California Berkeley where she graduated with honors in Theater and Performance studies. While in the States she was a supporting actress in feature films such as The Mighty Macs, Bottleworld, Venus and Vegas, Cuttin Da Mustard, and Feel as well as numerous short films. She recently received her Masters in acting from East 15 and is now in London working as an actress in theater, television, and film as well as being a stand up comedian, DJ, and voiceover actress. She feels the world is her stage and looks forward to what is to come!

Sonja Wirwohl discovered her passion for acting at the Actors Centre London. Being bilingual (English and German), she has since continued her training both in the UK and Germany. She enjoys acting as a way of playing with imagination and impulse.

So far, Sonja has acted in several short films and theatrical performances (e.g. the award winning You Me Bum Bum Train), and has also been involved in experimental photography projects.

Victoria has only been acting in film a short while but has already appeared in three feature films Last Night At Emilio’s, the Brit comedy flick Field Trip and the soon to be released drama Chakara.

Also an accomplished stage actress, Victoria has excelled in roles such as, Madame de Tourvel in Christopher Hampton’s Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Helena in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream along with more comedic roles such as Michelle (I shall say this only once) in Allo Allo.

Wollie (pronounced Volley) is originally from South Africa, currently living in London. She started her creative career with an English degree, which progressed onto an exciting journey into the technological worlds of business, IT, Telecoms, New Media and 3D Virtual World R&D which inspired her to do a post graduate degree in Artificial Intelligence. She is a skilled experienced film maker with a growing portfolio of award winning short and feature scripts and films.

She studied script writing and film directing at the National film and Television School in Beaconsfield and works as a cinimatographer, editor, colourist and director on commercial and corporate projects. >>read more>>

Born and raised in Canada, Mark made his first short film when he was 16. Thereafter, he put his film dreams on hold when invited to tour Canada as a lead actor, singer and dancer in a multi-million dollar production commissioned for Canada’s 125th birthday celebration. The show lead to a ten-year career as a professional actor, touring Canada, the States and Europe before finally making his home in London, UK. Wanting to return to his first love of writing, directing and producing film, Mark spent the past few years preparing by honing his business skills. Working within the head office of one of the UK’s largest retailers, he carved out a successful financial management career. Whilst working in finance he trained at The Metropolitan Film School and most recently The Central Film School where he directed his first short, “The Factory”. Now turning his energies full-time to film, he has just completed his second feature screenplay “Standing Still” and is working on several projects in various stages of development.

After a career switch from computer games programmer to film maker John has covered just about every position in Post Production working on Feature Films, Shorts, Commercials, Corporates, Music Videos and Promos. As lead editor at the creative agency Evidently he edited projects for clients such as Dove, Nicorette, Lifebuoy and Axe as well as the multiple award winning “Dear 16 Year Old Me” campaign for the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund.

Moving freelance has led to narrative projects such as the feature film “The Watcher Self”, multiple short projects including the award winning “The Day My Fish Died” and “Cat Sitting” as well as work for the BFI and V&A museum. John’s next project includes the feature film “Something Changed” and the documentary “7 Legends” featuring some of the greatest names from boxing and wrestling history including Mike Tyson and Bret Hart.

Stewart is a full time Composer, Sound Designer and Audio Editor. He has 5 years experience scoring to picture, creating sound design, dialogue editing as well as sound FX and Foley. His music has appeared across a wide range of platforms including Chanel 4 and SKY. He works very closely with companies such as Future Publishing, Fantom films and KOTV and licenses a royalty free music library, Royalty Free Tunes and a production music library, PPM Music which provide music for immediate licensing.

David released his debut album, ‘Bonfire Music’ in April 2013. The culmination of ten years of songwriting, combining influences from the likes of The Beatles, Bob Dylan and Paul Simon, the album weaves together nursery rhymes with old blues fables, songs of fear with those of hope. In the past year alone, David has supported Joan Armatrading, The Charlatans and The Dylan Project, and has played live on BBC Radio Kent and BBC Introducing.

Emma Galliano graduated from Central School of Speech and Drama, London in 2005. She has since worked extensively in stage and screen productions in the UK and Australia.

Her theatre credits include Gwendoline in ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’ , Ruth in ‘The Homecoming’, and Hero in ‘Much Ado About Nothing’.

Her film credits include Cheryl in ‘Relentless’, Ma in ‘Dead Down Under’, Louise in ‘Love On the Sly’, Lucinda in ‘Rebel Wessex’, ‘Riley’ in ‘Winsome’ and Gretel in ‘Quality Time’.

She has also appeared in numerous short films, web series and commercials and is currently working on Murder mystery theatre shows and a couple of comedy web series.

Rae has worked in children’s theatre for the past 6 years playing various characters from history.
They would now like to concentrate more on theatre and film especially with LGBTQ content. Buttons is Rae’s first short film, which they thoroughly enjoyed being a part of. They went on to be cast in She’s In London, an LBQ web series and now look forward to doing some theatre. Rae’s highlight so far has been wearing top and tails for the soon to be released “Danish Girl”.

Barbara is an actress with credits in theatre, TV and film. She is British born with Italian heritage and her fluent Italian landed her the role of Italian Silvia in several episodes of “Hollyoaks” for Channel 4.

Her lead role as Harriet in “The End of It” was well received and the film was accepted in to the Cannes Short Film Corner. She played Chrissie in British Indie feature “Riot” and was in the cast of Change directed by Mike Busson.

Theatre credits include Beatrix Potter in No1 National Tour “The Tales Of Peter Rabbit,” and devised show “The Linzee Way” in which she played Jojo.

This year she has played the role of Helen in Karl Rooney’s comedy pilot Quiz Night. A Neapolitan interrogator in multilingual film Di Tre Re directed but Shen Wei and Jacob Marley’s guardian in Dickensian short film Christmas Visitations based on The Christmas Carol.

Liz has recently got involved in the film industry starting up Morphit Productions at the beginning of 2015. With a background in Architecture, she specialises in set design, location scouting and management. In addition she is currently working on her first documentary called “Who let the Dogs in”. She also has an interest in appearing in front of the camera, both as an actor and TV presenter.

Jo Fraser started her film career in front of the camera for television series, including the role of host for “Britain’s Top Dog”. In 2015 Jo decided to pursue a career behind the camera and has already assisted on many television commercials and was part of the core production team on Konstantin Bojanov’s latest film “I want to be like you” (2016).

Wollie (pronounced Volley) is originally from South Africa, currently living in London. She started her creative career with an English degree, which progressed onto an exciting journey into the technological worlds of business, IT, Telecoms, New Media and 3D Virtual World R&D which inspired her to do a post graduate degree in Artificial Intelligence. She is a skilled experienced film maker with a growing portfolio of award winning short and feature scripts and films.

She studied script writing and film directing at the National film and Television School in Beaconsfield and works as a cinimatographer, editor, colourist and director on commercial and corporate projects. >>read more>>

Samantha began her career in film as a Production Coordinator on Bollywood films in Australia. The international influence of these early projects inspired her to travel and expand her knowledge in films. Working Freelance on an international scale has given her the opportunity to work with both corporate clients and independent film makers for a unique insight into the film making process.

Jo Fraser started her film career in front of the camera for television series, including the role of host for “Britain’s Top Dog”. In 2015 Jo decided to pursue a career behind the camera and has already assisted on many television commercials and was part of the core production team on Konstantin Bojanov’s latest film “I want to be like you” (2016).

Liz has recently got involved in the film industry starting up Morphit Productions at the beginning of 2015. With a background in Architecture, she specialises in set design, location scouting and management. In addition she is currently working on her first documentary called “Who let the Dogs in”. She also has an interest in appearing in front of the camera, both as an actor and TV presenter.

Ellie’s passion for filmmaking developed after receiving a video camera for her 21st birthday. In the years that followed she worked on several short film projects including a promotional film for a local restaurant. Since finishing university, Ellie has gained practical experience working for a German television company as a Sound and Production Assistant and has been involved in a number of projects with VolVentures and Whipped Cream Productions including “Cat Sitting” (2014). She has also made two independent stop motion animations “Nobody” (2011) and ” The Dog Song” (2014).

Continuity, Runner – Emily Fraser

From birth to adult hood Emily has been astounding people for generations and generations to come. Her mighty muscles give her the power to lift heavy equipment. Her circus artist reflexes allow her to power the mind of the performers and the crew to continue throughout the long and trudging days on set.

Emily, having completed a degree of Circus Performance at the National Centre for Circus Arts, has a fundamental understanding of the technical aspect of film. Her creativity and understanding of on screen performances has proved to be a valuable asset to many projects, along with her energy and enthusiasm. Though be warned, she will juggle the cameras…..

Wardrobe – Julie Auburn

Hair & Make Up – Serena Locatelli

Colourist – Andrew Morgan

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