Mark Redfield has worked professionally in cinema, television, radio, and theater for more than twenty years. For Redfield Arts, his credits include: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (co-writer and producer; designer, director, and the roles of “Jekyll”, “Hyde” and “Chaing”), Cold Harbor (producer and art director, and the role of “Roger”), The Sorcerer of Stonehenge School (co-writer and producer, designer, director, and the roles of “Professor Judas Holdfast” and “Merlin”), Chainsaw Sally (producer and the role of “Steve”), The Death Of Poe (director and the role of “Poe”)

Other recent film and television credits include: Tony Malinowski’s The Battle of Bunker Hill, Phillip Cook’s sci-fi action film Despiser (available in video stores nationwide), Tories and Rebels (National Telly Award winner), In the Grip of Evil (for Discovery, and available on home video), and others. During his career he has acted in or directed over seventy plays professionally. He was selected as “Best Actor” by the Baltimore City Paper for his work as Santa in Action Theater’s I Was A Reindeer For The CIA, and Jack Toney in the Bowman Ensemble’s Go Comedy!. Redfield has founded two successful theater companies; Industrial Strength Theater and New Century Theater, respectively. He received training in theater and film from Towson University, UNESCO’s Theatre Of Nation’s University, and The Actor’s Conservatory.

Examples of voice work includes dozens of character voices for video games (”Elfstone Of Shannara”, and others), radio and TV commercials (IDT Long Distance, and others), documentaries and films (for Discovery and PBS, among others), and drama (the BBC’s “Tradition”, and books-on-tape such as “A Christmas Carol”).

Mark Redfield is a proud member of the Single Action Shooting Society and an honorary member of the Mill Creek Wranglers

A native New Yorker, Richard began acting in the 1970s on stage in classics such as The Alchemist by Ben Jonson and Tom Jones at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. He is continually active in stage, film, television and commercial projects.

Most recently, Richard has worked repeatedly on All My Children, and will appear in the upcoming feature, National Treasure 2, starring Nicholas Cage. He recently wrapped the Indie feature The Sins of the Fathers, playing "Dr. Ben Nichols", a psychiatrist investigating a woman's descent into madness. Richard also played "Ian Gallagher", the lead role in The Church, a TV series, and the lead in the Baltimore Playwrights Festival, world premiere of $40 Million, If You Want It. He has also appeared on The Wire, The FBI Files (Discovery Channel) multiple projects for The History Channel and on Psychic Witness (Discovery Channel).

His indie film work includes lead and major roles in The Sins of the Fathers, The Bronze Door and Macguffin (two Raymond Chandler stories), The Ward, The Sound of Traffic, and Past Perfect.

Growing up in Edgewood, Maryland, Jonathon loved doing shows though-out elementary school and it wasn't until high school that he realized his dream of being a professional actor. Memorable shows just to name a few include; Crazy for You as "Bobby Child", Anything Goes as "Billy Crocker" and The Lucky O’Leary’s as "Brian O’Leary".

Jonathon has Eleven years of professional experience with TV, Films and Commercials. Some highlights are "Officer McFarland" Season Five of HBO'S The Wire, Breach as a Principal FBI Swat Agent, Ted's MBA as "Len Simkin", Terror in Pharoahs Tomb as "Rick Banning", Sins of the Fathers as "Dean Forde" and One Eyed Horse as "Dutch Logan".

He has done over 140 different projects within the last five years including many regional commercials, industrials and voice-overs . With national spots running for Bp gas stations, The Missing and Exploited Children Foundation, The CIA and Verizon.

Leanna Chamish is a constantly working actress, host/spokeswoman/narrator, voice-talent and model. She was born in and still lives in Baltimore, MD, but you can find her performing all over the country and see her work on national TV networks and in films distributed world-wide.  She's had leads in many independent films of all genres and is particularly well-known as a horror genre favorite.  Work on commercials, both national and regional, keeps Leanna quite busy, as does regular voice work for radio and TV spots.  Her ability to go from wholesome (explaining vacuum cleaners on QVC) to sexy (leather-clad vampire queen) keeps Leanna in demand for a variety of projects.  She is thrilled to be working on "One-Eyed Horse" because this will be the first Western genre film she has appeared in.  Read more about Leanna at her official website:  www.LeannaChamish.com

After retiring from a career in education, which included several early years involved with high school drama, Bill became re-involved with the arts by working for several weeks as an extra in The Replacements.  Other background appearances include Cecil B Demented, Head of State, A Dirty
Shame, Syriana, Breach and the yet to be released Invasion, Die Hard 4 and National Treasure 2. 

Independent features include The Death of Poe and Terror in the Pharoh's Tomb.
 
TV work includes several appearances on both The West Wing and The Wire.  Most recently he appeared in the PBS documentary The Boomer Century.
 
Working with the production staff of One-Eyed Horse is his first opportunity to be so fully involved with the entire process of making movie magic.

Bio coming soon.

Jerry Cunningham is retired from US Air and has made a second career as a Mortgage Settlement Officer. His interests are historic preservation and restoration, Civil War history and collecting antiques.

Growing up in the "Cowboy" TV era, he was naturally curious when he hear that Wayne Shipley was making a western. When they started shooting scenes in the pasture next to Jerry's home, he felt our barn, certain rooms of our home and portions of our property would make great background shots. He had a lot of antique relics from that period which could be props and was definitely interested in contributing in some small way. He is very pleased to be associated with this project.

Mark Cunningham is a graduate from Towson University with a double B.S. Degree in Business Administration and Computer Science. He is owner and President of Advantage Title Company, a national title services company, with offices in Columbia, Eldersburg, and Towson, Maryland. This film adventure is an entirely new experience and has been a very positive one. He enjoyed participating with folks who were talented and from all walks of life. Some of Mark's interests are playing soccer and tennis. His favorite way to unwind is playing the guitar....everything from heavy metal, blues, and classical guitar.

After retiring as an Office Manager for an Airport Planning Firm, Georgia has enjoyed art (oils and acrylics) interior decorating, cooking and gardening.

When she heard about One-Eyed Horse, it really spurred her interest. Not being a professional actor as most of the cast, she felt it would be interesting to watch this project unfold. We decided to participate as a family as background actors and are delighted to be a small part of Wayne's venture. Georgia is looking forward to seeing the finished film. It will make a great western DVD to share with others.