Dr. Steven E. Clark has run a busy chiropractic office in Gaithersburg for 18 years, and recently opened a 2nd office here in Pasadena. He received his doctorate from Northwestern College of Chiropractic, and has since pursued post-graduate training in the areas of exercise, sports injury, extremity adjusting, nutrition, and neurology. He is a member of the Maryland Chiropractic Association, the American Chiropractic Association, the International Chiropractic Association, the Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research, and the ICA Council on Fitness and Sports Health Science. He is an active member of the Northern Anne Arundel Chamber of Commerce Education Committee, speaking with students at local schools about the importance of education in their lives.

Dr. Clark has been involved in health, fitness, and nutrition his whole life. He played football, ran track, and cross country. He has shot archery for 36 years, and in 1995 was the Maryland IBO State Champion. He has been weight training for 21 years, and last year competed in the prestigious BodyRock Bodybuilding Competition. At the ripe old age of 52, Dr. Clark achieved 3% bodyfat, and took 3rd place in the Open Super- Heavyweight Division. He is currently writing a book on how to most-effectively lose bodyfat.

Dr. Clark is married, and the father of 3. His many interests include weight training, archery, organic gardening, sailing, cycling, listening to music, and playing guitar.

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Three Down Dave has been a musician in the Baltimore area for many years. He is a featured performer in Fells Point at Leadbetters 2 Tavern and has played in venues all over the country. Dave's acting career began in the movies about seven years ago as a Sheriff in the movie "Harvesters". Since then, he has played countless detectives, lawyers and judges on TV shows such as "The Wire" and ABC's "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and in movies such as "Piyalir Password" and Jodie Foster's "The Brave One". Dave broke out of that mold convincingly last summer with the co-starring role of a "grizzled old robot hunter" in the sci-fi feature film, "Cult of the Sea King". Following that, he recently starred as a suicidal senior citizen obsesssed with a young woman, and as a panhandler in a recent short film for Mike Miller Productions.

Chadwick Adebiyi graduated with a bachelors of science in electrical engineering from the University of Maryland at College Park, and has a Masters in Computer Science from John's Hopkins University.  He is currentlyworking as a engineer in the aerospace industry in Maryland.

 His acting credits include a role as "Lenny" in The Last Mango and a fitness
modeling role in The Ananda Series, Intelligent Fitness workout DVD.

 Born and raised in Baltimore, Barry retired as an Operations Training Developer from AT&T and "just for the fun of it" got himself a part as "Citizen in Bar" in Don Dohler's Alien Factor 2: Alien Rampage.  He enjoyed that experience so much that he got cast as an extra or background actor in other local independent films including Harvesters, Crawler and The Death of Poe.  Barry's first featured role was newspaper editor "Mac McIntyre" in Midnight Marquee's Terror in the Tropics.  He will reprise that role in the upcoming Terror in the Pharaoh's Tomb.

Michael has been active in the tri-state area for over 10 years now as an actor and writer. Recent experiences include a starring role on the Discovery Channel's show, A Haunting, and winning first prize, "audience favorite," for his one-act play, Sakina, which was not only performed by two separate casts at Bowie State University, but also received a reading at the Kennedy Center.

Far from his native country, Janan Ferdosi is an Iranian-born actor, professional martial artist and stunt coordinator. A resident of the US for four years, he currently lives in Baltimore, MD where he studies acting and computer engineering at a local college. Since discovering his new found talent and appreciation for the art last year, Ferdosi has been in multiple projects ranging from student films to television and is planning to move to Los Angeles in about a year to pursue his dream. After his first role as the lead in student film, “The Blue Bike”, and "Terror", he has went on to projects such as Digging for the Truth: Atlantis- New Revelations as a reenactment actor, a background dancer in the nationwide “Bloom” grocery store commercial and many other projects including independent / student films. See his page, http://www.myspace.com/jananferdosi, for his profile. You can contact him by: JananPersia@Yahoo.com.

Jerry Bazensky was born in Baltimore, MD. He majored in TV production, radio and news photography at the Community College of Baltimore and took acting workshops with Jan Mazzaro. While at BJC Bazensky worked on the school radio station, WBJC FM as a disc jockey and had an internship as a news photographer under Peter Greer, news director. He also served in the US Army for 6 years.

Bazensky has appeared on Baltimore's WJZ TV Family Consular as a main character, and on Public Television in Consumer Survival Kit Productions by Vince Clews. He also had a role in The Vampire Queen produced and directed by Joe Ripple.