as John

David R. Fisher grew up in a little in New Jersey and a little in New York. He studied at the Stella Alder Conservatory in New York. Through several theatre production contacts, David was casted in several movies in New York, two of which were Threat (Kings Mob Productions) and I am Josh Polanski's Brother (directed by Raphael Nadjari). After a few years, he brought his east coast charm to Los Angeles for a change of scenery. He started studying at the Larry Moss studio and with Ivana Chubbuck. The west coast offered him several indie features, most recently in The David Spellman Project.

as Rick

Raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico by a mom that speaks seven languages except English because she's from Switzerland. Overseen by a movie father as influential to Greyhound bus driving as John Wayne is to Westerns. "My best friend was a weenie dog named Hiedi*. I can say butterfly in twenty-seven languages. I believe that three types of people walk into our lives. You can ask me later. But as far as being a smart cookie, and the credentials and experience on the National and State levels to show for it, I have come to understand that my calling would send me a little more west of Washington D.C. than I expected. Well, what can you say for those of us that are able to dream, and then act on it."

as Natasha

Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Julie's career dream was to write the Great American Novel, have it made into a movie and star in the movie. Realizing that she can't have everything all at once, she is happy to be pursuing her acting and writing dreams in Los Angeles. She has appeared in a number of independent films including the features "Paper Dolls," directed by Christy Pesicka, and most recently, "Taos," directed by Brandon Scott Schmidt. She has been a student at Playhouse West Repertory for two years.

as Angel Steve

as Angel Guy

As happy family - Mike, Lena(wife) and their baby