Greg was born/bred in Annapolis, MD, graduated from University of MD, College Park B.S. in Secondary Education, Mathematics, and is now a computer systems analyst/software engineer for the feds.
He started acting on stage 35 years ago; in film / TV / voiceover over 15 years ago and has been singing since age 4 and is a countertenor.
Favorite stage roles include: Ebenezer Scrooge, A Christmas Carol; Hugh Evans, The Merry Wives of Windsor; Polonius, Hamlet; Iago, Othello; Renfield, Dracula; Father Kelleher; Catch Me If You Can; FDR, Annie; Giuseppe Zangara, Assassins; The Old Soldier, Parade and Old Man Strong/Hot Blades Harry, Urinetown.
Film work includes featured role in Serial Mom; starring role in Soirée; co-starring role in Max Magician and the Legend of the Rings and Atlanta and a supporting role in The Last Mango; Shallow Deep & Pizza Palace. Recent short he starred in, The Azure Sky, was screened at the Delaware Valley Film Festival. Most recently he portrayed Woody Allen in The Lives and Deaths of the Poets.
TV appearances include numerous commercials including one shown internationally and a featured role on Homicide, Life on the Streets. Voiceover includes Sid Meier’s video game, Pirates.
He is a company actor with Roman Pictures and Spartan Films/Artemis Productions and Otter Productions, a murder mystery improv troupe.

Mandy Dalton is a professional comic actress and clown. She has been performing professionally for over 25 years throughout the Mid-Atlantic Region. Her education in clowning started at the Ringling Brothers Clown College (1982) and her training includes work at the Moscow Art Theater School and Cirque du Soleil. Her recent credits include directing the Teen Performance Ensemble for the MNCPPC, and performances at Wolf Trap for the International Children's Festival.

Bio coming soon.

Windy is a theater and film actress who is local to the Baltimore area. She is currently preparing for the role of Sara in Harts Ridge which is currently filming in Philadelphia, as well as a non-speaking role in the feature film Let Them Wait. She can be seen in the trailer for the feature film Five Petals in which she plays the role of Raquel. Windy just completed background work for the Coen brother’s film Burn After Reading, and has previously done background work for The Wire and Ladder 49. In the realm of theater, Windy performed the leading role of Anna in Mobtown Players production of Boston Marriage. Some of her previous theater credits include the role of Mrs. Hopkins in the Miracle Players production of My Fair Lady, Ursula in the York Little Theater’s production of Much Ado About Nothing, the roles of Registrar and Nurse in Theatre Hopkins production of Shadowlands, the role of Juliette in Gigi at the Vagabond Players, and the role of Mary Beth in the Fells Point Corner Theatre BPF production of Ella’s Song.

Brian is a Full Time Actor working the Philadelphia PA, Baltimore MD, Washington DC, & Richmond Va Markets. Brian works Film, Video, Print, TV Show Hosting, Radio, Runway & Live Practical Training Sessions for Doctors, Nurses, Police Officers & Trial Lawyers. He has worked on over 450 projects (Including 95 Principal Speaking Parts) since starting his Acting Career in 1999.

Brian is also a part time casting director, casting associate, writer & producer. He Edits 3 Free Industry Jobs NewsLetters (Actors, Theatre & Production Company's / FreeLance Crew) reaching 15,000 Local (Mid-Atlantic) actors overnight. He Sends about 125 Jobs / Auditions out each week . The newsletters also cover training, networking and important tips to help everyone advance their careers

Visit his personal website at www.bdragonuk.com

Marian Owens Clatterbaugh is a part-time actor and full-time manager of a technical editing department for a government contractor. Her interest in acting, sparked by participating in high school theatre productions, fell by the wayside until she took part in various short films produced by Baltimore’s FANEX Convention. The FANEX films evolved into a longer film and a full-length sequel, providing Marian with film credits including the roles of “Edna Oliver“ and “Effie Perine“ in Terror in The Tropics, and “Lola Farrell” and “Fatima” in the sequel, Terror in The Pharoah’s Tomb. Marian graduated with a B.S. degree in Mass Communications from Towson University, and a master’s in Applied Behavioral Sciences from The Johns Hopkins School of Continuing Studies.

Born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland, George Stover became a moviebuff at an early age.  However, the acting bug didn't bite until George took some drama courses in college.  After graduation, he acted in community theatre and eventually made his motion-picture debut in John Waters' FEMALE TROUBLE as the prison chaplain who escorts Divine to the electric chair.   Soon after that, Stover made his science-fictionmovie debut in Don Dohler's THE ALIEN FACTOR, which was the first science-fiction movie ever shot in Maryland.  Since then, George has also had speaking parts in such films as DESPERATE LIVING, FIEND, NIGHTBEAST,  THE GALAXY INVADER, BLOOD MASSACRE, DRACULA?S WIDOW, THE REGENERATED MAN, ATTACK OF THE 60 FOOT CENTERFOLD, SLEEPY HOLLOW HIGH, OPERATION DALMATIAN: PAWS AND CLAWS RESCUERS, HARVESTERS, STAKES,  MAX MAGICIAN AND THE LEGEND OF THE RINGS,  ALIEN FACTOR 2: THE ALIEN RAMPAGE,  VAMPIRE SISTERS, TERROR IN THE TROPICS,  CHAINSAW SALLY, TERROR IN THE PHAROAH'S TOMB, and THE DEATH  OF POE.   George also played murder victim Kevin Lugo in a fourth-season episode of HOMICIDE entitled "The Wedding."

John is originally from Jersey and a graduate of Drexel University in Philly.  Although his hobby of being a Rocket Scientist pays the bills his #1 passion is telling stories on film.  Some of his acting talent has been seen in local commercials such as "Record and Tape Traders", on television in "Forensic Files" and "Countdown to Ground Zero", and on the big screen showing off his honking nose blow in "Cecil B. Demented".  As an award winning filmmaker he has participated in the 48 hr film project.  Some of his work can be seen at mudpuddlecreations.com.