Joshua Mikel (23) from Conyers, Georgia, is a 2007 graduate with honors in theatre and creative writing from Florida State University. He has acted in over fifteen FSU Film School films (including Ryan Spindell’s D3 Dinner Guest) and drawn out storyboards for over twice as many including Kirksdale and the 2004 FSU Thesis Film The Problem With Fiber Optics. He appeared in over fifteen productions associated with the FSU School of Theatre including Metamorphoses (2004) and Marat Sade (2005). He just recently was seen in The Tell Tale Heart and the Mind of Poe with Geoffery Kershner’s Endstation Theater in Amherst, Virginia (2007). For the commendation of his writing, he has received The Michael Kanin Theatre for Young Audiences Award from the Kennedy Center for his play The Monster Hunters (2007). The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival region IV Best New Play Award for Bethlehem Motor Community (2006). His play Quentin G was a runner up for the KCACTF John Cauble short play award (2006). To pursue his own film-making he received a Creative Grant from the FSU office of national fellowships (2006). He is currently on tour with his band Look Mexico (lookmexico.net) who released their first full length on Lujo Records in July 2007 (lujorecords.net). He is also working on a new full length play for Endstation Theater.

Jessica Mansfield is from Tequesta, Fl and has recently graduated from Florida State’s B.F.A Acting program. FSU main stage credits include A Flea in Her Ear, Go Dog, Go! (Hattie), Cloud Nine (Maud/Victoria), Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean ( Mona), As You Like It (Rosalind) and The Philadelphia Story ( Tracy). She was also in La Cosa Nostra’s production of Closer (Anna). FSU Films include The Passengers, Sally, and The Return, a finalist for the Coca Cola Refreshing Film Makers Award. Jessica has recently moved to New York to pursue a career in theatre and film. She would like to thank everyone involved in the film for making it such a memorable experience and her family and friends for there continuous support. And sweet baby Jesus.

Greg Thompson is a member of Actor’s Equity Association, Society of Stage Directors and Choreographers, and is Screen Actor’s Guild eligible. He recently appeared on NBC’s fall hit, Surface, and completed a film project for The History Channel and NFL Films – First Intervention: The Spanish-American War – in the lead role of Charles Johnson Post. Greg can also be seen in the supporting role of Darrell Waltrip in the highly-acclaimed ESPN Original Film "3" starring Barry Pepper, and as the photographer in the HBO Original Film Warm Springs - Winner of 8 Emmy Awards, starring Kenneth Branagh, Cynthia Nixon, Kathy Bates and Jane Alexander. Other credits include Allen in the supernatural/suspense film Dark Remains (www.darkremains.com) and the Baron in Psychopathia Sexualis (www.Psychopathia.com). He is visible (albeit briefly) in Down With Love, Run Ronnie, Run and in the leading role of Richard (which earned him a best supporting actor award) in the indie feature Ghost Of The Needle (www.ghostof-theneedle.com) now available on DVD. Dawson’s Creek fans will remember him as Peter, the slimy film producer, and One Tree Hill fans saw him in the recurring role of Dr. Adams.