Born and raised in Millersville Maryland, Started riding horses profesionally at the age of six in the local sale barns. He entered his first rodeo at the age of 18. Competed ARA, IRA, SRA, PRCA for 23 years where he won numerous championships in all rough stock events specailizing in the saddle bronc event. Owned and successfully operated T bar D Championship Rodeo Company. Currently resides at his birthplace where he owns Millersville Stables. Tom is a proud Father of 2 sons, Tom Drury IV and Cole Drury.

Born and raised in Glen Burnie Maryland, Retired, Currently is a man of many hats. Stables Manager, Head Wrangler, Lead Trail Boss, and Riding Instructor for Millersville Stables. He is a proud Father of 1 son, Nick Riesett. Owner of Maryland Computer Service.

Todd Hunter was born in Indiana, Grew up in Ohio and has live in Adams County Pennsylvania for the last 40 years. A carpenter most of his life, he still works a couple of part time jobs to support his acting habit.

Rick, also known by his Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) name, “Buffalo Dog” has been a Western/cowboy fan all of his life.

Rick grew up in Buffalo, New York, graduated from the University of Buffalo with a BS in Physical Education and later from the State Teachers’ College, Buffalo with a MA in Learning and Behavioral Disorders. He has been teaching/coaching for over 25 years in diverse locations such as Wiesbaden, Germany, and Incirlik, Turkey, as well as stateside locations, San Antonio, Texas and now Vienna, Virginia.

Rick’s favorite western directors include Sam Peckinpah, Sergio Leone, and Clint Eastwood.
He is looking forward to working and learning from the talented cast/crew of One Eyed Horse.

Bio coming soon.

Wayne Shipley is retired from Andover/North County High Schools in Anne Arundel County, Maryland where he served as English department chairperson and drama coach. At North County he directed Lil' Abner,Oklahoma, Into the Woods, City of Angels, and West Side Story, often collaborating with musical director Neil Ewachiw. His non-musical efforts at the school include Plaza Suite, M*A*S*H, To Kill a Mockingbird, The World's Worst High School Play, Up the Down Staircase, and Never Mind What Happened, How Did It End?

Ten years ago, Mr. Shipley, along with John Strawbridge and founder Gary Wheeler, formed Actors Company Theatre, where he directed The Fantasticks, Man of La Mancha and The Lion in Winter and tech directed On Golden Pond. Most recently he directed Seussical the Musical for ACT. He has also worked for Merely Players' directing their production of Into the Woods.

Venturing into the world of independent filmmaking, Wayne has worked production crew and appeared in Terror in the Tropics for Midnight Marquee and The Death of Poe for Redfield Arts. He is currently assisting Zero Point Productions with their debut project Convergence.

He also has performed as a background actor in Liberty Heights, Species II, Runaway Bride, Pecker and Cecil B. Demented.

Wayne also frequently provides technical direction for Pasadena Theater Company including their productions of Little Shop of Horrors, Dracula and It’s a Wonderful Life. Mr. Shipley is the former Executive Director of The Chesapeake Arts Center and serves on the Board of the Cultural Arts Foundation of Anne Arundel County and the Northern Anne Arundel County Chamber of Commerce.

Ted, a native of Danville, Illinois, now lives with his wife Cathy in Rosedale, Indiana. Though new to acting, Ted is no stranger to b-western movies and Saturday morning serials. As webmaster of the internet site TexTerry.com, Ted has revived the life and career of Parke County, Indiana native and b-western movie henchman Edward Earl "Tex" Terry.

The "One-Eyed Horse" henchman, Ed Earl Terry, is a tribute to "Tex" and Ted is looking foward to stepping into the role of Joe Hayes and fulfilling a childhood dream of "riding with the bad guys". Ted is the president of Central States Distribution Service, Inc., in Danville, Illinois and when not working on TexTerry.com, pursues his other passion of lecturing about and interpreting the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Jordan Coulson is a graduate of Towson University's Electronic Media & Film Program. In between being a working actor and performing with his band "Double Helixx", Jordan teaches acting/cinematography and hip-hop dance with R.E.A.C.H. which is a visual and performing arts program that preaches greater academic achievement through the performing arts, and was founded my Juilliard Graduate Jason Reed.  Jordan also writes/produces and directs his own films and is absolutely ecstatic to illuminate the screen as Johnny Bragg, along side a stellar cast and crew. 
 Check out some of the work at www.myspace.com/JMCisSWEET

Dave Cooperman is from the DC/Baltimore area and studied acting and theater at the University of Maryland and private specialized courses and workshops all over the region.  He's worked on many projects throughout the mid-Atlantic area ranging from short films to full length features.  They include independent and student films as well as large budget Hollywood projects such as "The Invasion", "Invincible" and "Step Up."  He's also appeared in documentaries for the History Channel, MTV and the Discovery Channel. 

 Outside of acting, Dave is very dedicated to health and fitness.  He's certified as a personal trainer and lifeguard.  He's also a Microsoft Certified Professional specializing in network support for large computer networks. 

JOHN STRAWBRIDGE is one of the founding directors of Actors Company Theatre, for which he has directed numerous stage productions. He has also directed projects for Pasadena Theatre Company and for The Little Theatre of Alexandria, for which he was twice nominated for Best Director, and he directed the inaugural production of the Actors’ Center play reading series.

On stage, John has appeared in “The Lion in Winter” and Hot l Baltimore. On screen, he can be seen in “Serial Mom”, “Cry-Baby”, “Her Alibi”, and various commercial and industrial projects.

As a Film Director, John just finished CONVERGENCE for Zero Point Productions, and is in development of an independent feature.

He is the Creative Director of Campanile Media, which provides writing, directing, education, private coaching and consulting services.

Other professional credits include Associate Casting Director for film and television, Artistic Director of The Education and Entertainment Foundation (501.c.3), Technical Director and Lighting Designer, and a stint with the MD State Film Commission.

He is an educator, active in classes and seminars for professional actors. He is co-instructor of the on-going “Working Actor” series of classes for the Actors Company Theatre, which include workshops in The Business, Audition Technique, On Camera Technique, Scene Study, and Acting Skills. At the college level, he has been an adjunct Faculty member at CCC and Villa Julie College.

His first book “The Audition Book: What Casting Directors Are Really Looking For” will soon be available on Amazon.com

John is a recipient of the Actors' Center 2001 Theatre Distinction Award.

Photo and bio coming soon.