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Emily Jean "Emma" Stone was born on November 6, 1988 in Scottsdale, Arizona to Krista Jean Stone (née Yeager), a homemaker & Jeffrey Charles "Jeff" Stone, a contracting company founder and CEO. She is of Swedish, German & British Isles descent. Stone began acting as a child as a member of the Valley Youth Theatre in Phoenix, Arizona, where she made her stage debut in a production of Kenneth Grahame's "The Wind in the Willows". She appeared in many more productions through her early teens until, at the age of fifteen, she decided that she wanted to make acting her career.

The official story is that she made a PowerPoint presentation, backed by Madonna's "Hollywood" and itself entitled "Project Hollywood", in an attempt to persuade her parents to allow her to drop out of school and move to Los Angeles. The pitch was successful and she and her mother moved to LA with her schooling completed at home while she spent her days auditioning.

She had her TV breakthrough when she won the part of Laurie Partridge in the VH1 talent/reality show In Search of the Partridge Family (2004) which led to a number of small TV roles in the following years. Her movie debut was as Jules in Superbad (2007) and, after a string of successful performances, her leading role as Olive in Easy A (2010) established her as a star.

American actor Brady James Monson Corbet was born on August 17, 1988, in Scottsdale, AZ. Brady made his film debut as Mason Freeland in 2003's "Thirteen" and later had roles as Brian Lackey in "Mysterious Skin" and as Alan Tracy in "Thunderbirds." He also has guest starred on the television shows "Greetings From Tucson," "Oliver Beene" and "The King Of Queens," but he is most known for his role as Derek Huxley on the fifth season of "24."

Sammi Hanratty has been acting for more than half her life. She's had the pleasure of working with some of Hollywood's biggest names including Academy Award winning director Robert Zemeckis, Simon West, Barry Sonnenfeld, Jim Carrey, Robin Wright, Gary Oldman, Cary Elwes, Ray Liotta, Cuba Gooding Jr, Jon Hamm, and Tim Allen.

2013 was a busy year form Sammi. She wrapped principal production on three feature films, playing Patricia Heaton's daughter in the Sony film Mom's Night Out, the main character in the indie film Zoe Gone, and most recently, she starred alongside Olympia Dukakis and Nicolette Sheridan in The Christmas Spirit.

In addition to the big screen, Sammi's extensive television credits include guest starring on AMC's award-winning series Mad Men, David E. Kelley's series Monday Mornings, working with director Simon West on The Saint, and starring in three concurrent recurring roles on CBS's The Unit, ABC's Pushing Daisies, and Disney's The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.

Lindsey Gort was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. Lindsey is an actor and writer, known for The Carrie Diaries (2013), All Rise (2019) and Dead Boy Detectives (2024). Lindsey has been married to Beau Laughlin since 18 July 2015.

Sofia Wylie will star in the upcoming feature directed by Paul Feig, 'The School For Good And Evil'.

Sofia also stars in the DISNEY + hit series High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, which debuted earlier this year. Sofia lead the 2020 Emmy Nominated series "Shook," produced by Mark Duplass and Jay Duplass.

Wylie became a household name for her starring role as 'Buffy Driscoll' on Disney Channel's Andi Mack for three seasons. In voiceovers, Wylie lent her voice to the Marvel animated series Marvel Rising and Heart Of Iron.

Wylie forayed into production earlier this year after launching the company AIFOS Entertainment Inc, to option and develop material highlighting strong female storylines that celebrate a diversity of cultures and experiences. Under her guidance, AIFOS has optioned several popular Young Adult novels and screenplays.

Outside of acting and producing, Sofia is active in spreading a positive uplifting message to her fans all over the world. She does this by using her reach of over 10 million followers!!

Gabrielle Carteris was born on 2 January 1961 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990), Raising Cain (1992) and Marvel: Ultimate Alliance (2006). She has been married to Charles Isaacs since 3 May 1992. They have two children.

Cheryl Pollak was born on 31 August 1967 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for Pump Up the Volume (1990), My Best Friend Is a Vampire (1987) and Art House (1998). She has been married to Richard Murphy since 1999.

Alexis most recently starred in the HBO Max pilot "Camp Friends" from Jax Media, director Todd Biermann, and EP Adam Goodman. She can be seen starring alongside Iris Apatow in the short film "Vodka", written & directed by Roxy Sorkin, which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival in June. Her own short film, "the beginning & the middle" (which she wrote & directed), premiered this year at festivals such as BFI Flare (London's premier LGBTQIA+ film festival), OutFest, and NFFTY to name a few. She was selected by OutFest as one of three filmmakers to be awarded the inaugural Colin Higgins Youth Filmmaker Grant for her work. She starred in Jill Gutowitz's short "The Ladies" alongside Lisa Ann Walter, which also premiered at OutFest this year.

Alexis previously had a memorable guest star turn on season one of "Ramy" in the episode titled "Mikaela," and heavily recurred on "The Goldbergs" for ABC. She starred in seasons one and two of the AT&T/Fullscreen series "Guilty Party" as well as the Go90 series "Embeds." On the feature side, she starred in the Netflix original feature "Coin Heist" and can recently be seen in the 2020 rom com "Hooking Up" alongside Brittany Snow and Sam Richardson.

In 2018, Alexis was nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Daytime Digital Series for "Zac & Mia."

She developed a ½ hour dark comedy series for FX, is developing her own original pilot, and is writing her first feature (a queer rom com about more than just coming out; it's also about brunch). She previously directed and starred in a branded commercial for Google.

Her additional credits include YouTube Red's anthology series "12 Deadly Days" and "Modern Family" as well as the Mike Flanagan features "Ouija: Origin of Evil" and "Like.Share.Follow."

With the backing of a strong social media following and a unique voice, Alexis G. Zall is a young & cutting-edge queer creator who has crossed over into traditional media seamlessly and continues to grow as a writer/performer/director on all platforms.

Alexis has over 1 million YouTube subscribers and close to 400K Instagram followers.

Nick Fink was born on 28 March 1991 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. He is an actor, known for Judas and the Black Messiah (2021), Sweet/Vicious (2016) and Turner Risk (2019).

Katie Lohmann was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, on January 29, 1980. She is the youngest of three children (sister Christine and brother Michael). Her father Dan is a successful accountant and has owned several businesses. Her mother Sharon is the head of Payroll for Citibank. Her parents divorced in 1992.

Katie discovered early on that she loved performing on stage. Her first performance was singing a song from the Walt Disney classic The Little Mermaid (1989), at the age of eight, and she received a standing ovation. In 1989 a casting call took place for the new Disney Mickey Mouse show, The All New Mickey Mouse Club (1989). Although she had never worked on a TV show, Katie felt that this would be the perfect opportunity and was told she was exactly what they were looking for. However, her mother felt she was too young and the show would interfere with her education. Katie decided to take her mother's advice and wait until she was finished with school before pursuing her career.

Ten years later (2000) she graduated from high school and relocated to Los Angeles. She captured Hollywood by storm with her platinum blonde hair and beautiful hazel eyes. Katie had already been modeling for several years prior to moving to Los Angeles, and within a short time had been on the cover of numerous magazines all over the world. It wasn't long after that she came to the attention of Playboy magazine, and they decided to make her a centerfold. By the age of 20 she landed her first acting gig on Rude Awakening (1998), and soon found herself in such films as Tomcats (2001)_, Auto Focus (2002) and Dorm Daze (2003), starring Tatyana Ali and Danielle Fishel.

As for her current projects, she recently shot a pilot for the WB entitled "Hot Mama", with Gina Gershon, and has a role on Creating America's Next Hit Television Show (2004), directed by Richard Kline.

She currently resides in Woodland Hills, California, and hopes to do more comedy work in the future, utilizing her talents to become successful and respected.

Cyrus Joshua Hobbi attended The University of Southern California (USC) to study Drama/Theatre on a full-ride football scholarship out of Scottsdale, Arizona. Cyrus Also received his Masters degree in Communications Management from USC while playing football and performing in theatrical productions for the drama department. After graduation in 2017, he continued his acting onto film for commercials, then onto television and feature films.

Mcabe Gregg was born on 29 June 1994 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Teenage Badass (2020), Ray Donovan (2013) and Shameless (2011).

Laura Ann Kesling was born on 25 February 2000 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress, known for Bedtime Stories (2008), Wiener Dog Nationals (2013) and The Middle (2009).

Jolie Vanier was born in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1998. Growing up in a family intensely involved with the fine arts, the young girl garnered leading roles in local children's theatre groups such as Childsplay and Desert Stages at an early age. Jolie made her leading role debut as Helvetica in the 2009 feature film Shorts (Warner Bros.) directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Jon Cryer, William H. Macy, Leslie Mann and James Spader.

The young actress recently filmed a dark and compelling role for the second season finale of the popular television series, From Dusk Till Dawn directed by Robert Rodriguez for El Rey. She also starred in the USC Short film Promposal, directed by Sea Louise Bensimon, about a boy who is scrambling last minute to ask his girlfriend to prom. Another USC film called Remorse starred Jolie as the young girl who is remembering her mother's death a few years later. Her third USC film, The Auditions, stars a young girl who is mugged on the way to her audition and has to assume various roles in order to get money to make it to the call.

In 2014, she completed a role in the dark comedy pilot Foxxx David. In this pilot, she plays Greta, the bipolar borderline schizophrenic foreign exchange student. In 2013, Jolie had the lead role in a short film entitled Hello, My Name is Abigail. Directed by Tim Kressin, the film explores the trials and tribulations of adoption in modern day society. The previous year, the young actress completed another short film Sister, Sister. Directed by Michael Fernandez, this film concerns the complications of friendships.

Jolie also starred in an award-winning short film, Ghild, released in 2011. A dark fairy tale about a giant child who can't stop growing, the film was directed by David Yarovesky and based on a screenplay created by Michael Rosenbaum (Smallville). Ghild attracted numerous critical compliments when it premiered at the NY International Children's Film Festival and subsequently won the Outstanding Award in Short Film-making Award at the Newport Film Festival.

In the spring of 2013, Jolie won a YAA award -- Best Young Actress in a Short Film - for her performance in Hello, My Name is Abigail. She was nominated for Best Performance in a Feature Film by a Young Actress for Shorts at the 2010 and won Best Performance in a Feature Film - Young Ensemble Cast for that film. The same year Jolie was nominated for Best Young Actress in a Short Film for her leading role in Strange Little Girl at the YAA event. (Directed by the award-winning Turkish director Bessy Adut, the film went on to win Best Narrative Short Award at the Pasadena Film Festival). In 2009 she was nominated in the same category for her performance in Juvenile Delinquence at the YAA event.

Jolie's active film career has been complemented by numerous stage roles in Los Angeles as well as overseas. The young actress garnered rave reviews for her performance as Veruca Salt in the 2012 D.E.E. Studio Production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Hudson Theater in Los Angeles.

In the summer of 2013, Jolie played a leading role in a new original musical entitled Detention presented at the Palmer Cultural Centre at TASIS (The American School in Lugano, Switzerland). The young actress also played a leading role in Spy School, an original musical presented at TASIS in 2012. Jolie captured a leading role playing Andrea Devereaux in Once on this Island -- all lines spoken in French! -- in 2011. Jolie played Inga in the D.E.E. Studio production of Young Frankenstein performed at the Hudson Theater in 2012 as well as Lieslin The Sound of Music presented at Hollywood's Assistance League Playhouse. In 2011, the young actress performed as Glinda in a Magic Mirror Theater Production of Yellow Brick Road. Jolie took on the roles of Rizzo, Consuelo and Penelope in the 2010 Red Carpet Theater musical revue entitled Nifty Fifties staged at Hollywood's Stella Adler Theater.

Jolie won Best Young Actress - Live Theater -- in 2014 at the 35th Young Arts Awards (YAA) for her role in an original musical, Detention, stage at the American School in Lugano, Switzerland. In 2013, Jolie was nominated for Best Performance Live Theater - Young Actress for her role as Veruca Salt at the Young Artist Awards (YAA). The young actress was nominated in the same category for her French-speaking role in Once on this Island at the 2012 YAA event. In 2011, Jolie was nominated for YAA's Best Performance Live Theater -Young Actress for her performance as Rizzo in Nifty Fifties. She was nominated in the same category for her performance as the Artful Dodger in Oliver.

In addition to acting in films and on the stage, Jolie's recent creative endeavors have also included screenplay writing. Inspired by two children's books that Jolie wrote and illustrated several years ago -- Puwaii Adventures with Joliea and Friends tm and Puwaii Adventures with Joliea and Friends...the adventures continue tm -- her screenplay efforts have garnered considerable success! (Helped in large part by her experience as a film and stage actress.) Jolie has also written and recorded a Puwaii theme song. In addition, she completed her first music video, Seal it with a Kiss, in 2012 and released her song, Willing to Die, on soundcloud.

The sequel to the original Puwaii screenplay --Puwaii Adventures - Brazil -- won the best Sci-fi/Fantasy Award (14-18) at Hollywood's 18th annual International Family Film Festival (IFFF) festival in 2013. The original screenplay -Puwaii Adventures -- was a semi-finalist at the 2012 Moondance Film Festival in NYC. Jolie's original screenplay - Puwaii Adventures - was selected as the Best Comedy (8-13) at the 17th annual FFF Festival in 2012.

Deuandra T. Brown received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Motion Picture/Television Production in 2010. She was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. Award winning filmmaker/recording artist BMI affiliated signed to Detaron Records since 2012. Proud SAG-AFTRA member and Recording Academy member. Actress/Producer/Director/Songwriter/Music Producer/ Runway & Print Model.

Deuandra got her first big start on this local TV Show called "Front Row Center", where she played many different characters. The show was aired on a local Arizona station on PAX TV which is now called AZTV. "Front Row Center" was produced by: StarBiz Entertainment.

She is best known for her own indie films that were seen on silver screens across Arizona and Miami Florida. "Pure Souls, Who Else To Blame, Plum, Diamond Cobra vs The White Fox, On The Road To Christ, The Missing Page, Crazy A$$ Bitche$, Appurtenance, A Larceny Christmas and her TV series Heavenly Conquerors."

Deuandra released her 1st single "Heart Is Beating Fast" in 2009 and 1st album back in 2012 entitled "Spoil ME", she produced an album release party that was aired on AZTV featuring 10 local talent contestants as her opening act, she donated 10% of the ticket sales to charity. Deuandra has released four albums: Spoil ME 2012, Selfie 2015, Emojis 2016, Stylish 2018 and three EP: Haters 2013, Spill The Tea 2017, Girl 2019, and 2020 single soundtrack Heavenly Conquerors.

Tessa Farrell is an award-winning actress, director, and screenwriter, as well as the record-setting film auteur behind the movie, Cinema Legend. Tessa was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, to Catherine McGinley, a real estate agent in Austin, Texas, and Scott Farrell, a novelist known under the pen name Scott Falcon. She has a younger sister, Kelsey, and two younger brothers, Ryan and Shane. Tessa's ancestry is mainly European with small traces of Native American, African, and Asian heritage. Raised by her mother and stepfather, Patrick McGinley, Tessa had a relatively normal childhood, attending public schools in Arizona, Florida, and Texas, where she excelled in soccer, dance, choir, and yearbook, and graduated from Stony Point High School. After obtaining her BA in Radio-TV-Film from The University of Texas, Tessa moved to Los Angeles, where she worked as an actress on HBO's Entourage as a recurring background supermodel and in leading roles for indie movies such as The First Born, Diamond, and The Madness Within. She also shot commercials for Dish Network, Nike, Apple, and Dodge, among others, in her spare time. While initially following the common path in Hollywood, Tessa gradually grew dissatisfied with frequently being asked to audition as the "dumb hot girl" and constantly having to dodge sexual harassment attempts made by prestigious movie producers, talent agents, and managers. She eventually traded the audition room for her office and began to write her own movie roles. As she honed the craft of screenwriting, Tessa continued to develop her skills as a performer, studying comedic improv at UCB and playing multiple characters on Barbee Rehab. She was soon hired to adapt Kate Adamson's book, Paralyzed But Not Powerless, for the big screen. Tessa's deeply rooted passion for cinema then led to a metamorphosis into a full-fledged filmmaker. She began sharpening all her crafts by participating in timed filmmaking competitions to practice creating under extreme pressure and ended up winning awards in every competition for every project she created as the writer, director, and star. As soon as Apple released its first smartphone with a 4K camera, Tessa took to shooting short films using her iPhone with the help of her friend, Arles Netherwood-Schwesig. When he wasn't available, she began operating as a one-person film crew to keep her production costs low. In 2017, the tides of fate changed when Tessa changed her hair to blonde. Word spread that she was like the "real-life Barbie" who could do anything she set her mind to. After catching wind of a Barbie movie in development with Sony at the time, Tessa wrote a movie treatment and produced a teaser film for the project that ultimately went undiscovered yet led to her even more grandiose creation. Drawing inspiration from her own experiences in Hollywood and incorporating buried, unrecognized parts of herself, Tessa expanded her Barbie movie concept and transformed her Barbie character into Daisy Blaine, giving rise to the groundbreaking film Cinema Legend, initially titled Cinema Rebel. It's an original film about Hollywood's very own movie magician: the motion picture artist who can do it all, wear one production hat, two hats, three hats... or 70+. One theory is Tessa may have simply forgotten to stop acting. Another theory is she was, and actually is, the character in the movie, because Tessa not only brought Daisy Blaine to life in front of the camera, she brought her to life behind it too. Accomplishing what no other human has before, dancing on the coattails of Apple's evolution in smartphone cameras, Tessa leveled up the short film version of being a "one-person crew" and spent years inside four walls of her own production studio where she shot scenes, executed rewrites and reshoots, created original foley, audio and visual FX, music design, dialogue recording, editing, audio engineering, mixing, mastering... literally doing every single job a feature motion picture requires, all before AI even existed. By accomplishing such a ginormous feat, Tessa is projected to become one of Hollywood's most legendary filmmakers of all time. Sitting in the CEO chair of her own production company, Vital Spark Productions, and loaded with an arsenal of original movie scripts and the upcoming blockbuster version of Cinema Legend, Tessa is now entering the rapid waters of spec script bidding wars while sorting through Hollywood studio partnerships, keeping her eyes set on partnering with companies who hold similar values to her own: creating groundbreaking original content that not only entertains, it makes this world a better place.

Mariah Iman Wilson was born and raised in Scottsdale, Arizona. Her natural talent for the arts was displayed at age two, when she began training and performing at Plumb Dance School in Scottsdale, Arizona. Later, at age 4, she showcased her talent for dancing, singing and acting at Desert Stages Theatre under the direction of the late Gerry Cullity and his wife Laurie. Mariah participated in numerous plays as lead characters and in the ensemble for the plays "Grease," "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown," "Joseph and the Techicolor Dreamcoat," "Butterfly's Day," "Cinderella," "The Grinch," "Annie," "Wizard of Oz," "Barbie Beach Party," and "Ugly Duckling. This led to several on-air performances with Arizona's local media KPNX-TV 12, KTVK-TV 3 and KNXV-TV 15 "Sonora Living," as well as being featured in the local print media, The Arizona Republic, The Scottsdale Independent News, Arizona Sentinel and New Times.

As a member of the Arizona Angeles "Bronze" dance performance team, Mariah performed at the Phoenix Suns Basketball Halftime show, and at Arizona Rattlers Arena Football games as well as the Arizona Maricopa County Fair. She also performed with the City of Phoenix "Bob McGrath Sesame Street" Holiday Show. At age 6, Mariah booked on her first commercial audition for Joanne ETC. Her commercial credits also include PSAs for Homeland Security, "Medley;" Arizona Anti Smoking, "Kick Butts;" a Lifetime Television promo; the Female Olympians 2008(spec); the Community Health Network of Connecticut and Morgan Stanley Financial(spec).

Upon moving to California in 2003, Mariah has been featured in a variety of television shows: "Drake and Josh," "The George Lopez Show," "Summerland," "Still Standing," Medical Investigations," "According to Jim," "Medium," "The Bernie Mac Show," "Judging Amy," Inconceivable," and "CSI-NY." She has been in several feature films; "Kicking and Screaming," "Be Cool," "Christmas with the Krantz," "American Pie," "Band Camp," and "Must Love Dogs," as well as the independent films "The Factory," "Tyler," "The Good Neighbor Policy," "After School" and the film short "Last Dance," in which she played the lead role as the young Denise. She has been in Pilot Presentations' "The RO Show," (variety show) produced by Roshon Productions and in a screenplay called "Tunes" performed at the 2005 Embodi Black Female Festival.

She makes her big screen debut as "Magic" in the Dreamworks - Paramount motion picture version of "Dreamgirls" opening in December 2006.

Vocally, Mariah has performed the National Anthem at local sporting events. Her solo performances include singing jazz tunes at Sanders Mexican Grill and Gourmet Pizza Kitchen and an invitation to perform at the Los Angeles County Fair as part of the Sabado "School of Music." She sang on the soundtrack of the feature film "Naked Bros." She currently trains under Michael Skidgel of the Michael Skidgel Singers. Mariah was featured on Jen Turner's music video "Slithers." She is also training to play the piano.

Ainsley Bailey is a Los Angeles based stand-up comedian with a strong background in acting. A black sheep with a silver tongue, Ainsley Bailey's enigmatic brand of comedy is timidly deadpan with a heavy dose of childlike whimsy. In a style that is both earnest and experimental, Ainsley strives to alchemize her musings & maladies (both physical and mental) into comedy that gives voice to those who were once too scared to speak.

You can catch her performing in comedy clubs all over LA including The Improv, The Comedy Store, The Ice House, The Crow, and more.

Brian Timothy Anderson was born on 27 June 1997 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Fire Emblem: Engage (2023), Mashle: Magic and Muscles (2023) and Pokémon Masters (2019).

Jennifer Bond was born in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for The Offer (2022), Melissa & Joey (2010) and Palm Swings (2020).

Lizzie White was born in 2003 in Scottsdale, Arizona. She is an actress best known for her role as Claire on The Real O'Neals (2016) and as the featured butterfly girl in Prince Ea's spoken word video, Prince Ea: I Am Not Black, You Are Not White (2015).

Lizzie started her career in Arizona at the age of 5 when she was cast as a lead in the short film, Weekend (2010), and fell in love with acting on camera. Lizzie continued to work locally in Arizona before traveling to LA for an international meet for performers in January, 2013. After a year of splitting her time between Arizona and California, she was encouraged by her management and acting coaches to consider making the move to California permanent.

Lizzie lives full time in the greater Los Angeles area and attends her local High School where she is active in drama. She is also a singer and is working on writing and recording while also performing in her high school show choir.

Mike is an LGBTQ writer passionate about telling poppy, character-driven stories that are queer and female-focused. He works in various genres, including drama, horror, procedural, and YA.

His credits include TNT's Major Crimes, the upcoming series Crime Farm, and the Syfy holiday horror comedy Letters to Satan Claus. In addition, Mike and writer/director Nicholas Verso have a YA horror project in development with Stampede Ventures.

Danielle Hanratty was born on 9 August 1991 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress, known for The Unit (2006), The Ashlee Simpson Show (2004) and Mother Goose Parade (2008).

Danielle Kamela was born on 18 March 1988 in Scottsdale, Arizona, USA. She is an actress, known for Kingdom of Gladiators: The Tournament (2017), WWE Smackdown! (1999) and Game of Power (2025).

Michael McShae was born on June 19, 1991 in Scottsdale, Arizona to Robert and Myrna Sienicki. Shortly after Michael's first birthday, he and his family relocated to Rapid City, South Dakota at the edge of the famous Black Hills. When Mike completed the second grade, his family returned to Arizona - to the scenic small town of Sedona - where Mike attended public school (Big Park School) until he was discovered at a ProScout talent scouting convention after Mike's 7th grade school year, by both Chambers Stevens (his acting coach) and Scott Wine (partner, The Osbrink Agency). Upon signing with his new agent (Osbrink) and manager (Myrna Lieberman), Mike and his parents relocated to Los Angeles where Mike quickly established himself as a dedicated and hard-working actor who consistently earned callbacks for virtually all of his auditions.

Following his first major break, Mike adopted the professional last name of McShae, derived from one of his ancestors. Since then, Mike has become a successful working actor and model landing numerous bookings in film, television, commercials, and print. In addition, Mike has also become an accomplished musician (guitar) and is rapidly becoming a successful screenwriter and filmmaker having written several screenplays for short films.