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Shane Gillis is a comedian, actor, and writer from Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. In 2021, Gillis released his triumphant self-funded debut Shane Gillis: Live in Austin, a breakthrough hit with over 30 million views. In 2023, he released his follow-up Netflix smash-hit special, Beautiful Dogs. The critically- acclaimed and fan-favorite special reached the Netflix Top 10 in five countries and spent two weeks in the US Top 10 list. Beautiful Dogs was produced by All Things Comedy and Gillis' own production company, Dad Sick Productions , which he runs with longtime comedy partner and fellow Philadelphia local McKeever. Alongside McKeever, Gillis is working on season two of his scripted series Tires set to premiere in 2025. Season one debuted in the Netflix top 10 to record numbers. Gillis is also co-creator and star of the hugely popular web series Gilly & Keeves. The sketch series, premiering in 2020, spawned an acclaimed feature length special in 2022. Shane co-hosts the beloved comedy podcast, Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast, with comedian Matt McCusker. The show is the number one Patreon podcast in the world. Shane is one of the industry's leading touring comics. In 2024, he set the all-time ticket record at Toronto's Scotiabank Arena and later achieved historic sell-outs at both Philadelphia's Wells Fargo and San Antonio's Frost Bank Arenas, marking each of the venue's largest comedy shows ever.

Shane Kinsman is a talented actor, who along with his twin brother Brent Kinsman, has made quite a mark in the entertainment industry.

His remarkable story as an actor began when he was discovered by a talent agent while attending a Los Angeles Dodger game at the age of 4. With no plans of becoming an actor at the time, he and his twin brother Brent were encouraged to begin auditioning as the agent saw great potential. The family decided to give it a go and the Kinsman twins went on their first audition and landed their first job - a national Tylenol commercial.

Shortly thereafter, he booked his early breakthrough role in the 2003 blockbuster feature film family comedy Cheaper by The Dozen and the 2005 sequel Cheaper By the Dozen 2, with he and his brother Brent portraying rambunctious twins "Kyle and Nigel Baker," opposite Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt. He also starred, along with Brent, in the first four seasons of the Emmy Award-winning hit ABC TV comedy-drama series Desperate Housewives as "Porter and Preston Scavo," the twin sons of "Lynnette Scavo" (Felicity Huffman) from 2004 - 2008.

In 2008, the twins decided they wanted to take a break from their busy career in acting to focus on family and school. Shane excelled in school, as well as football and baseball, graduating from Maranatha High School in Pasadena, CA in 2016. He then enrolled at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, earning a bachelor's degree in Agricultural Business with a minor in Entrepreneurship, graduating in 2020.

Shane and his brother Brent, are excited to continue their careers in acting and are especially passionate about pursuing film and television projects that exemplify authentic wholesome family values.

Shane leads an active lifestyle and is a frequent practitioner of weight-lifting, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and yoga. He also pursues other interests including playing guitar, fly fishing, snowboarding and motocross.

With a mysterious past and a mouth marred by burns, Reggie Nalder has a unique, if underappreciated, place in the history of cinema. Born Alfred Reginald Natzick in Vienna, Austria, the year of his birth has been a matter of speculation. While his obituary in the New York Times claimed 1922, photographic evidence has revealed that it was significantly earlier. Little is known about his early years. His mother was a beautiful actress who appeared in German films between 1919 and 1929. Nalder himself was an Apache dancer and stage actor in the 1920s and 1930s, and the anecdotes he occasionally shared with friends hint at a colorful career even before his life in films. Photos of Nalder from this period, which surfaced after his death, reveal a handsome young man in his early 20s, almost unrecognizable as the man we know from celluloid.

The burns that scarred the lower third of his face and forever cast him as a villain are also a source of uncertainty; Nalder had at least three different explanations for them. Whatever the true cause, it was this disfigurement which bestowed upon him a permanent place in the annals of film.

His career was punctuated by two definite high points. The first was his role as Rien, the leering assassin of Hitchcock's 1956 remake of "The Man Who Knew Too Much." His second great triumph was as the horrifyingly effective vampire Barlow in the TV mini-series "Salem's Lot" (1976). In between he had some memorable film and television appearances -- the cold Russian operative in "The Manchurian Candidate" (1962); the yellow-jacketed gunman in Dario Argento's "The Bird With the Crystal Plumage" (1969), a part written especially for him; the lecherous witch-hunter Albino in Adrian Hoven's notorious "Mark of the Devil" (1970); the title character in the Thriller episode "The Return of Andrew Bentley" (1961); and the alien Shras in the classic Star Trek episode "Journey to Babel" (1967). Though small, Nalder's role in Fellini's "Casanova" (1976) was also a source of personal pride.

Along the way were many forgotten roles, and a few of which he himself may have been embarrassed . However dubious the quality of some of the films in which he appeared, his gaunt face, expressive eyes, and soft, haunting voice never fail to absorb. In real life, Nalder was soft-spoken man of considerable culture and taste who knew four languages and enjoyed the opera ("Tosca" was reputedly his favorite). He died of bone cancer at a Santa Monica nursing home on November 11, 1991. With him went the truth behind "The Face That Launched a Thousand Trips" and the keys to much of his mystery-shrouded past.

Reggie Nalder may be far from a household name, and he may have appeared in many films of questionable artistic merit. But he has provided film buffs with indelible cinematic images and characterizations for which he was singularly well equipped. Whether you were chilled by the methodical killer behind the curtain at the Albert Hall in "The Man Who Knew Too Much" or terrified by the shining eyes of the vampire of "Salem's Lot," you along with cinemagoers the world over have felt the icy touch of Reggie Nalder.

Shane Jacobson is one of Australia's most loved, award-winning actors, presenters and entertainers. His incredible and varied career spans over 40 years both here at home and internationally.

The successful film Kenny (2006) brought Shane world-wide recognition as well as an AFI Award for best lead actor. Shane's subsequent credits include: Cactus (2008) with Bryan Brown, Charlie & Boots (2009) with Paul Hogan, the animated Santa's Apprentice (2010) with Delta Goodrem, Surviving Georgia (2011) with Holly Valance and Pia Miranda, Hollywood blockbuster The Bourne Legacy (2012) with Jeremy Renner, Edward Norton and Academy Award winner Rachel Weisz, the hugely popular Oddball (2015) with Sarah Snook and Deborah Mailman, The Dressmaker (2015) with Kate Winslet, Judy Davis, Liam Hemsworth and Hugo Weaving, The BBQ (2018) with Magda Szubanski, That's Not My Dog! (2018), 7 Guardians of the Tomb (2018) with Kelsey Grammer, Brothers' Nest (2018) with his brother Clayton Jacobson and in Bruce Beresford's Ladies in Black (2018). Shane is soon to be seen in the films: The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee (2020) with Paul Hogan, Chevy Chase and John Cleese and Never Too Late (2020) with James Cromwell, Jacki Weaver and Jack Thompson.

As a TV Host, presenter and actor, Shane's appearances have been numerous and varied. Some of his shows have included hosting and presenting at the Australian Film Institute Awards (2010), Top Gear Australia (2008), The Great Australian Bake Off (2013), The Logies (2015, 2018) and Little Big Shots (2017) as well as telemovies Beaconsfield (2012), The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (2012) and Jack Irish (2012, 2013, 2016 & 2018) with Guy Pearce, to roles in TV series like Kenny's World (2008), The Time of Our Lives (2013), Fat Tony & Co (2014), Open Slather (2015) and appearing in reality TV shows: The Real Full Monty (2018), The All New Monty (2019) and Australia's Got Talent (2007). Shane will soon appear in the Seven TV show: Mates on a Mission.

Shane's stage career has been just as successful. On stage, he has received a Helpmann Award for Best Male in a Supporting Role for 'Nicely Nicely' in the 2008 revival of the musical Guys and Dolls. Some of Shane's other on-stage roles include: The Drowsy Chaperone (2010) with Geoffrey Rush, QI Live (2011) with Stephen Fry, 8 The Play (2012), Shane Warne - The Musical (2013) and Mother & Son (2014) with Noeline Brown and The Rocky Horror Show (2018) with Todd McKenney.

As an author, Shane has penned his best-selling bio The Long Road to Overnight Success and most recently his exploration of his life as a motoring tragic in his second book, Rev Head.

Shane Emmett is an award winning Australian actor. He has recently worked opposite Nicole Kidman in 'Nine Perfect Strangers' and Deborah Mailman in 'Total Control', and over the years has played roles such as religious step father 'Andrew' in Heartbreak High, Canberra Newspaper magnate 'Max Newton' in 'Power Games', home-wrecker, 'Mark Gilmour' in 'Home and Away', Oncologist 'Dr Patrick' on 'Offspring' and Nightclub manager, 'Clayton Timms' in the Universal series 'Precinct 13'.

He has also shared the stage with some of the biggest names in Australian theatre, recently playing Cinderella's Prince and The Wolf in Sondheim's Into the Woods and comfort counselor, Mitch Mahoney in the 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee. He wrote and performed a one man stage show 'From Here to Eternity', published a young adult fiction series 'Obscura', created an award winning feature documentary in 2020 'Lost in the Crowd' and continues to sing cabaret shows to packed out theaters in weird and wonderful country towns.

As a presenter he has worked extensively on live television and interviewed actors such as Jason Bateman and Kristen Bell and conversely as an actor has been interviewed by personalities such as Ronan Keating, Adam Hills and Larry Emdur. He has won international awards such as Tropfest New York, Edinburgh International FF and Inside Film, winning Best International Actor at Melbourne International Cineverse in 2024 and at the Belgium Move Me FF in 2019.

Shane Myler is an American Stunt artist, Writer, Director and actor. He is also the Father from Ninja Kids TV. Shane has great experience in many martial arts, stunts and acting. His work includes Ninja Kids Tv's Power Rangers series (2017+) where he directs and writes every episode as well as starring as Zordon and Putties.

Payton Myler is an American Child martial artist, Gymnast and Actress. She is part of Ninja Kids TV and starrs as Kim in their Power Rangers series (2017+). She has 2 older Brothers called Bryton and Ashton and a twin Brother called Paxton. She also has her own solo social media and YouTube channel. The Ninja Kids are very good friends with Kids Fun TV with Jazzy being one of Payton's best friends.

Melissa Tkautz has enjoyed success as an actress, singer, model, brand ambassador and presenter.

By the age of 17, Melissa had appeared in over 160 television and print commercials. It was from here that Melissa's career skyrocketed as she was cast as Nikki Spencer in the soapie juggernaut 'E-Street'. It was this role that instantly propelled her into the homes and hearts of millions. Playing the role of Nikki Spencer not only allowed her to take her first tentative steps into the world of acting but it was during her time on the show that Melissa made headlines and music history by releasing the era defining track 'Read My Lips'. This instant chart sensation took the country by storm and landed Melissa with not only the highest selling single of the year but an AMA and an ARIA award! Further huge hits soon followed with iconic tracks 'Sexy Is The Word', 'Skin to Skin', 'My House', and 'Is It?' to name but a few. After extensive touring it was clear that Melissa was truly launched onto the international stage with crazed fans waiting for hours to get a glimpse of Australia's latest golden girl!

Post 'E-Street' and while juggling her ever-successful music career Melissa was careful not to neglect her passion for the screen. Melissa appeared in many of Australia's most popular TV dramas including 'Home & Away', 'Medivac', 'Richmond Hill', 'Paradise Beach', 'Pacific Drive', 'Echo Point' and 'All Saints', this ensured that Melissa remained a constant in homes across the country. Over the course of a 3 year period, Melissa even appeared in various productions of the highly acclaimed 'The Vagina Monologues' as well as various other dramas and soap operas.

After the huge success of her first album 'Fresh,' Melissa re-focused on her acting career but as always, music was never too far from her thoughts! In 2005 Melissa took back the microphone with a cover of the Sheila E classic 'Glamorous Life' and the haunting original single 'All I Want' which were both featured on her album 'Lost & Found'. Without delay Melissa then went on to release the cult-hit 'Easily Affected' as well as quickly delivering the dance floor smash hit with DJ Nick Skitz collaboration 'I Want Your Love'. From there it was on to her next solo project, a dance offering titled 'Something About You'. The single, which quickly became a fan favourite, saw many of the country's top DJ's deliver thumping remixes for an extensive remix package which was readily accepted by the new generation of fans that quickly grew to embrace Melissa as countless others had in the past. It was soon clear that after 20 years in the business, Melissa did not only have a body of work that would impress any critic but she now had the cred to back it up!

Voted 'Sexiest Woman on Earth' and 'Hottest Woman on The Planet' on more than one occasion and always a media favourite, Melissa has graced the newsstands of the world appearing in and on the covers of Black and White, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Ralph, FHM, TV Hits, Dolly, Smash Hits and countless other notable international publications.

There are many injustices in this world but for Melissa there is one issue that she will always stand up for, and that is marriage equality. "No-one has the right to tell someone who they can love. "This is quite simply one of those injustices that future generations will look back on and be ashamed of," Melissa says. Another cause that Melissa is relentless in supporting is that of bullying. In early 2012, Melissa teamed up with a long list of Aussie celebrities who have come together and joined with 'The Community Brave Foundation' to star in a series of online videos designed to promote anti-bullying in all forms. Melissa says: "Bullying in all arenas needs to be taken seriously, whether it be online or in the schoolyard. These ongoing instances create negative and painful issues which are often taken well into adult life ... it's time to change, it's time to care."

After enjoying over 3 decades in the industry, Melissa was very excited to step into a new role, that of mother and wife. After taking time out to enjoy her new family, Melissa returned to the world of entertainment, as a staring actress in TV's Swift & Shift Couriers, and Housos. As a singer she released the dance single 'Something About You' and of course maintained her position as one of Australia's most in demand personalities. Australia Day 2012 brought the most talked about campaign of the year: 'Barbie Girl: Australia Day Lamb Campaign' which featured Melissa with Sam Kekovich, Richard Wilkins and Justice Crew. Quoted as being the second most viral campaign ever in Australia's history, it marked a new found success for Melissa as a brand ambassador with obvious pulling power! The campaign even made Melissa the top trending topic on Twitter! More recently Melissa released her eagerly awaited greatest hits collection, which stormed into the charts at number 11. This coincided with Melissa's full-scale national tour, and if that wasn't enough for one year, Melissa also gave birth to her second child!

2015 is set to be huge! Melissa has already announced her new single 'Gotta Let You Go' and will star in feature film 'Boar.' With more announcements set for 2015 there are certainly no signs of slowing!

After completing a Bachelor of Creative Arts (Drama/Film) from Deakin University, Shane went on to study full time at the world renowned Howard Fine Acting Studio. Recent theatre credits include Ricky in Big Al at Chapel Off Chapel and Marc Christian in 'Playing Rock Hudson' at the Malthouse Theatre. Recent screen credits include playing the lead roles of Lindsay in 'Anatomy' (dir. Joe Betros), Art in 'Artemis' (dir. Daniel Higgins), Dean in 'Nevyr Love a Vampyr' (dir. Geoffrey Wright) and Chris in the webseries 'Chris & Josh' (dir. Matt Smolen). Shane's love for the craft has led to him not only being an Actor, but also a Producer, Director, Writer and Coach. Recent achievements include winning Best Writing at NYC WebFest, Best Online Video at the London Film Awards, Best Comedy Series at the Online Video Awards Australia and being nominated for Best Male Performance in a Comedy by the International Academy of Web Television. Shane's latest project in which he acts, wrote and produced is a short film titled 'SH!T', which is currently doing the rounds of the International film festival circuit. (Updated 12/08/15)

Shane Andries is an actor and director, known for Whatever Sunlight Remains (2013), The Message (2011) and Brotherhood (2006). Shane was born and raised in Houston, TX. He is an alumni of The University of North Carolina School of the Arts, School of Drama. After working with the show Blue Man Group for several years, Shane relocated back to New York City. In addition to acting, Shane is a drummer and plays Guitar.

Shane Brady is an American actor.

He is an avid hockey player and guitarist.

A Magician Member of the Academy of Magical arts at the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood, CA - Shane has portrayed a magician on multiple productions ranging from live theatre in London, Chicago, Las Vegas and Los Angeles, to on film on Disney's KICKIN' IT!, the horror film THE ENDLESS, and DOCTOR SLEEP.

Shane was born Shane Kevin Brady in Sayville, New York.

At age 4 his family moved to Palm Harbor, Florida, where he grew up.

He attended Florida State University graduating with a BA in Theatre.

His all time favorite television show is Planet Earth, and similar nature shows as long as they're narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

Shane is the #1 fan of The Tampa Bay Lightning NHL Hockey club - as proven by his front page sports article when the Lightning won the Stanley Cup in 2004. Ha!

Shane Atkinson is from Martinez, California, in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area. Located on the southern shore of the Carquinez Strait, the city's population was 37,287 at the 2020 census. The city is named after California rancher Ygnacio Martínez, having been founded on his Rancho El Pinole. Martinez is known for its historic center and its waterfront. Martinez has a mild Mediterranean climate. Summers are warm and dry, with some morning fog during sea breezes. The maritime influence is much less significant than in other parts of the Bay Area that are closer to the Pacific, which causes very high daytime averages compared to San Francisco and Oakland in summer.

Bryton Myler is an American Child martial artist, Gymnast and Actor. He is part of Ninja Kids TV and stars as Bulk in their Power Rangers series (2017+). He has 3 Younger Siblings called Ashton, Paxton and Payton whom he works a lot with in different ways. Bryton also has his own solo social media and YouTube channel. The Ninja Kids are very good friends with Kids Fun TV. He is also best friends with Tommy Oliver actor Ethan Fineshriber.

After high school, Damian attended his parent's alma-mater, Graceland University where he was recruited to play football and baseball. Damian quickly found a home in GU's strong theatre department and got to work studying the methods of Stanislavski. Damian's small theatre cohort included Filipe Valle Costa (FX's Snowfall, Chicago Med) and Arber Mehmeti (AM Acting Studio, Santa Clarita Diet, Jane the Virgin, Shameless) He graduated with his BA in Theatre Performance.

Following college, Damian moved to Chicago and worked in its vaunted theatre scene. While honing his craft in the theatre, Damian began to get work in film and television.

Damian moved to Los Angeles in 2017.

Damian is the second of 5 children and spent most of his childhood in Albuquerque, NM and Augusta, GA but moved with his family to Lamoni, IA for his final year of high school.

Mini Biography for IMDb:

Shane Johnson is a Florida-based filmmaker and actor known for grounded, character-driven performances and stories with grit, heart, and dark humor. His work leans into themes of survival, loyalty, and redemption, often blending intensity with a sharp, dry wit.

On screen, Shane brings a rugged authenticity shaped by real-world experience, delivering roles with emotional depth and commanding presence. He gravitates toward complex characters and bold narratives that leave a lasting impact.

When he's not filming, Shane enjoys riding his motorcycle, playing poker, and supporting animal rescue causes inspired by his daughter.

Ken Shane was born on September 22, 1961 in London, England. He has been an assistant director for over thirty years, and worked as a production manager during that time as well. Known recently for "Arrow" in Canada and Alien³ (1992), Empire of the Sun (1987) and Full Metal Jacket (1986) in England. He moved to Vancouver, Canada in 2004.

Chris Shane Sanders, also known professionally as Chris Sanders is a prolific British writer, director, actor, and producer. He has written, directed and produced eleven features so far, mostly in the horror genre. These are Nest of Vampires, Werewolf Cabal, Demons at Dawn, The Haunted Studio, Bring Me a Skin for Dancing In, Big Cats, Ripper Revealed, Irish Ashes, The Highgate Vampyre, Clean Right Hook and Cartel Hitmen. He also acts in his movies. His first big break was playing a factory worker in the Warner Bros film Fantastic Beasts and Where to find them. His latest horror film Blood Witch is in pre-production. There are more films in the pipeline.

He has helped many new and upcoming artists with their first breaks in the industry. Having overcome a traumatic early life, he is committed to seeing other people succeed and achieving their ambitions. He is a keen supporter of many charities.

He is the founder of Black Coppice Films Ltd. His films have been distributed across multiple VOD platforms including Fandango at home a joint venture between Warner Bros and NBC. His horror films often explore British mythology and the relationship these themes have with the English countryside.

Shane is one of-if not the-longest-running gay reality stars on U.S. television. We say "one of" because, while RuPaul is now a reality TV powerhouse, his roots were originally in acting. Shane, by contrast, began his reality TV career before RuPaul made the leap into the genre.

A true force of nature within the MTV network and Bunim/Murray Productions, Shane consistently stands out in every season he appears in. He's heavily featured across episodes, with some even centered entirely around him-his social strategy, magnetic personality, and that inexplicable charisma that makes him impossible to ignore. Shane doesn't need direction to be entertaining; his raw, unfiltered worldview and unapologetic honesty make him a natural in front of the camera. Not only is he compelling to watch, but he also evokes strong reactions from fellow cast-mates and viewers alike. Love him or hate him, Shane has defied the odds by carving out a 23-year career in an industry that rarely offers longevity.

Shane made history as the first openly gay man featured on MTV's Road Rules, joining the 2002 season Campus Crawl. Following the breakout ratings of his debut, he went on to star in nine seasons of MTV's iconic Real World/Road Rules Challenge series. He was also one of only six cast members-out of nearly 90-to be invited back for the franchise's farewell season, Road Rules: Viewers' Revenge. With a total of 11 seasons under his belt, fans are still watching closely, wondering where Shane will pop up next.

Shane Henry, singer/songwriter/guitarist from Oklahoma began his musical journey at 19 when he played 30 dates on the B.B. King Festival Tour opening for B.B. himself. Shane's style has evolved over the years from a blues-influenced style to what is now a blend of rock, soul, blues, & pop. Shane has opened for Etta James, The Neville Brothers, Jonny Lang, & many more. His newest album Light in the Dark was released in 2017. TV shows like The Young & The Restless & films such as Approaching The Unknown feature Shane's music.

Shane also makes up one half of the band, The Imaginaries, formed in 2018 with wife & singer/songwriter Maggie McClure. Produced by the duo, their debut self-titled album was released March 26, 2021. It serves as both an introduction to The Imaginaries and the beginning of their journey as a band after both singer songwriters have enjoyed their own successes as solo artists. Maggie, with her subtly sweet vocals and piano style fuses seamlessly with Shane's blues-rock grit to form their own unique blend of Americana music. The Imaginaries were selected to open for the Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Rocks! Tour (25 dates across the USA) in November-December 2019. They also opened for Judy Collins and John Waite in 2021.

Shane has appeared in many feature films and TV shows and has written/produced music for many films as well. He is a Co-Producer of upcoming feature "A Cowgirl's Song" written/directed by Timothy Armstrong. The film stars Cheryl Ladd, Savannah Lee, and Darci Lynne. Shane and Maggie co-start in the film and wrote the entire soundtrack for the film which has distribution with Samuel Goldwyn Films and due for a Spring 2022 release.

In the past 15 years John Merolla muscled his way on to the big screen, becoming a principal/stunt actor. In his first year of his acting career he decided he had a passion for the business, Merolla grew up in Brooklyn New York and later moved to Long Island. During his time in Brooklyn he decided to use his experiences and surrounding, later to give life to many of his characters.

Some of Merolla's roles on the big screen Compliance, Man on a Ledge, Revenge of the green dragons, Pain, Snitches, Vampire bikers, Mobster Confessions, Married to a Mobster, , Dark Knight rises, Take it Back, also known for The Bensonhurst Spelling Bee and Boardwalk Empire where he played Mickey Doley's body guard for four season's, Now Merolla is the producer and director of the longest running diner theater show Murdered by the Mob where he also stars as Johnny Scudato the new mob boss.

John Andrew (Drew) Youngblood is an Atlanta-based SAG-eligible 15-year old actor who has received critical acclaim for his strong emotional performances, including a supporting role in "To Leslie," appearing in a scene with Andrea Riseborough who received an Academy Award nomination for her performance in the film. He was also featured as a guest star on the hit CBS TV show "Bull" and has earned co-star roles in "Stranger Things," "The Gifted," and "Good Girls," along with a television commercial spot for Great Wolf Lodge that was featured nationally.

As of 2024, Drew has ventured into filmmaking with his creative partner Allegra Novikov, earning Best Teen Filmmaker for their short film "Bus Stop" in the George Lindsey Film Festival, acting accolades for their performances in the Independent Shorts Award, and official selection status in over 10 other festivals. He is also a talented bass guitar player, writer, and actively auditions for movie/television roles.

Drew is represented by Privilege Talent (Atlanta) and Brilliant Talent Management.

Madeline Brumby is an American actress. She is best known for her breakthrough role as "Edna" in the film Dear God No, which made her an international exploitation film star and scream queen. Her talent repertoire includes ballroom dancing, and she is a classically trained pianist and vocalist.

After she graduated from Georgia Tech, she left her career as a biologist to become an actress. She studied theatre and film at the Alliance Theatre, Warner Loughlin Studios, and Dad's Garage. She began her acting career in theatre with Dracula: The Rock Opera, The Atlanta Zombie Apocalypse, and as an ensemble member of the Atlanta-based variety show, The Silver Scream Spook Show.

She has worked on many award-winning titles including reprising her role as "Edna" in Frankenstein Created Bikers, and the enormously successful short film, Milicent, which earned her a best actress award. Her proudest career achievement is Sam & Mattie present: Spring Break Zombie Massacre. Since completion, this film has stolen the hearts of audiences worldwide, gaining international merit with a making-of documentary, Sam & Mattie Make A Zombie Movie.

Madeline continues to perform in and co-produce the Silver Scream Spook Show along with her partner in slime, Shane Morton...better known as the Ghost Host with the Most...Professor Morte'! She hopes to see you at their next show!

Shane has always lived in the Greater Los Angeles area. Shane loves the entertainment industry so very much. And, he is incredibly grateful that he had the opportunity to begin somewhat gainful entertainment work in November of 2013.

He passionately produced student films during college in Northridge, CA through 1999. It is with genuine empathy and positivity that Shane hopes for a robust return of entertainment work in California.

When he is not working in entertainment, Shane volunteers, goes to film festivals and comedy clubs. He also looks after his family. Shane spends a great deal of time in and around the water. Shane has also done voice acting as a hobby for nearly 25 years.

Jacob Gallagher is a Talent Manager and Senior Partner at Calliope West Artist Management. Under his creative moniker of Jayk Gallagher, he is a writer/director as well as a retired, former actor.

Recent Series Regular Bookings at Calliope West include Tyler Perry's Ruthless, Showtime's Work In Progress which was nominated for a GLAAD Award, as well as Crypt TV's Stereoscope. Recent Studio Feature Bookings include Godzilla: King of Monsters, Seberg opp Kristen Stewart & Zazie Beats, Little opp Issa Rae, Stuber opp Kumail Nanjiani, The Way Back opp Ben Affleck, I Am Woman opp Evan Peters, Clint Eastwood's Richard Jewell opp Sam Rockwell, Horse Girl opp Allison Brie and more. E85 clients starred in Oscar winning film SKIN and the eponymous feature opp Danielle McDonald & Jamie Bell.

Jacob reps the star of Seinfeld, Family Feud, and Dancing with the Stars-- John O'Hurley, plus 5 time Series Regular Mauricio Mendoza, star of SHOWTIME's award-winning drama Resurrection Boulevard, 2 Season Series Regular Yvonne Senat Jones, 2 Season Series Regular Celeste Pechous, Latin American Celebrity Marlene Favela, 3 time Series Regular Allie Gonino of IFTV's The Red Road, The Lying Game, and 10 Things I Hate About You, Elizabeth Rice who played Margaret Sterling on Mad Men for 7 seasons, Allan McLeod who played Jimmy on You're the Worst for 5 seasons, and Lassie's original Timmy, Jon Provost. Our clients are recent Recurring Guest Stars on Mindhunter, All American, Family Reunion, Grey's Anatomy, Bless This Mess, Filthy Rich, Big Bang Theory, Longmire, Game Shakers, Dear White People, Adam Ruins Everything, etc.

Director, Writer, Producer Bio: Sundance Screenwriters Lab and Sloan Commissioning Grant Finalist, and 2019 Montana Film Commission Big Sky Grant for Feature Film Recipient Jayk Gallagher started out writing, producing and directing (WPD) episodic series for Fremantle Media, Current TV, and Sun Microsystems, plus music videos called "a kick to the gut" by SPIN Magazine, and "breathtaking" by Huffington Post, praised by Stereogum and Flaunt.

Gallagher cast and Associate Produced "Hajji" with Snowfort Pictures (XX), starring Dayo Okeniyi (The Hunger Games) and Ross Marquand (The Walking Dead), then WPDed LA noir sci fi short and episodic proof of concept "Chronopath", which won Directors' Choice Award at Sci-On! IFF 2019, debuted at MCNIFF, and has played at Juggernaut FF, First Contact FF, Atlanta Horror FF and WMMIFF among others. It was nominated for the "Out of this World Award" at the Official Latino FF, and won Best Actress in a Sci Fi for lead Lynette Coll. VFX by George Loucas (Beatriz at Dinner, Burning Sands). 2020 saw Jayk's film "Drunk Girl Therapist" debut at the 22nd San Francisco Black Film Festival and the HBO Women in Film festival.

2019, Jayk WPDed "Idyll", debuted NY Latino Film Festival presented by HBO, starring Sundance Alum Andrea Sixtos (Series Regular CW's Arrow, Hulu's East Los High) & Vanessa Garcia (SWAT, MacGuyver), just won 2019 Grand Jury Prize Best Narrative Short at Awareness FF, as well as Best Actress in a Drama tied for both leading ladies at the Official Latino Film Festival, plus the film played at Philadelphia Latino FF, North Carolina Gay & Lesbian FF, Oaxaca FF, San Francisco Latino FF, Seattle Latino FF, Silver State FF, Marina Del Rey IFF, and many others. 2019, Jayk cast and pre-produced MLB Feature Film RAGE starring Marci Miller (Days of Our Lives Series Reg) and Mykel Shannon Jenkins (Series Regular Bold & The Beautiful) 2016, Jayk WPed short "Synching" starring Sundance Alum Adam Gifford (Longmire, Wristcutters: A Love Story).

Jayk is in pre-production for his feature film The Apprehension of Dr. Kaczysnki, for which he received the Big Sky Grant in 2019.

Acting, Music, Promotion Background: Jayk's final acting role was "John Corbin" on HBO's Emmy award winning "Veep", but he's best known for his role in the film "The Social Network". He also appeared in the Coen Brothers' "Hail Cesar!" as well as on CBS, TNT, MTV, ABC Family, Comedy Central, E!, The Disney Channel, and other networks in shows like CSI: NY, SouthLAnd, Crash and Bernstein and many others. He stars as Brandon Dedd in the feature "Dedd Brothers" now available on Amazon and Netflix. He was seen as "Handsome" in the feature "Western Wonderland" written and directed by Sundance alum Reza Safai, and in promos for Jack Reacher 2 directed by Head of Worldwide Creative Content at Paramount, Marcus Perry. Jayk appeared in over 45 national commercials. Jayk performed stand-up comedy regularly at The Comedy Store, The Improv Hollywood, The Ha Ha Comedy Club etc.

Gallagher's grunge band Hobart W Fink was called " "Imposing" by SPIN Magazine, and "Mosh-worthy" by CMJ. The band has debuted two singles on KROQ' s Rodney on the ROQ, and played on over 100 stations nationwide. Songs have been placed in such cult hits as "Sharknado 2" and "Three Headed Shark Attack". Hobart W Fink's last two releases were recorded by Chris Kasych (Wavves, Phantogram, Vampire Weekend, P!nk, Santigold) and mastered by Alex DeYoung (Macy Gray, NOFX, Pennywise). The most recent EP features guest vocals from Rachel Fox, former star of Desperate Housewives and current wunderkind futures trader. Hobart W Fink performed six shows at South By Southwest 2016, and has headlined festivals like Echo Park Rising, Make Music Pasadena, Venice Music Crawl, Buzzbands.la Chinatown Nights, plus rocked every indie venue in LA and most states in the country.

Before the band started in 2012, Jayk released four rap EPs over two years. He participated in national battle league Grind Time, garnering over 100,000 views on YouTube videos of his intense battles in front of thousands of live spectators. Jayk directed plays in Los Angeles with needtheater and Brimmer Street Theater Company, and in Boston with Circle Theater Group.

Jayk was a show promoter, running a band booking company and record label called All Scene Eye. ASE artists have played in heavy rotation on KCRW, KPFK, KROQ, KEDG and more top stations. ASE was frequently contracted to book stages for major nationwide festivals, and consistently books talent at many LA venues. You could hear Jayk every other Sunday on AM1630 KCHUNG playing local bands on All Scene Eye Radio, and in years past on Skidrow Radio and OG Huskey Radio.

Sean A. Mulvihill produced and directed the award-winning documentary feature film, Act Social, starring Colin Mochrie (Whose Line is it, Anyway?). In the film, Sean and Colin lead a group of teachers and scientists who wonder if improv can save the world.

The film won the "Film Heals" Award at the 2021 Manhattan Film Festival and was an Official Selection of the 2021 Compassion Film Festival.

Act Social has been digitally licensed by major universities such as Stanford, Danube University (Austria), Baruch College (New York City), Florida Gulf Coast University, and Lesley University.

Sean is also known around the globe for creating and starring in the 2007 docu/drama feature film, Living Luminaries: On the Serious Business of Happiness. The film stars Eckhart Tolle (The Power of Now), Marianne Williamson, don Miguel Ruiz (The Four Agreements), and Michael Bernard Beckwith.

Sean is the Producing Artistic Director of the Exuberant Theatre Company. His "Exuberants" Improv Team concluded a two-year run at New York City's Broadway Comedy Club in 2020. He also produced, directed, and starred in a physical comedy solo called Velo which premiered at the Rooted Moon International Theatre Festival in Sardegna, Italy.

He is recognized as the voice of the main character, Prometheus, in the Sony Playstation Virtual Reality game, "Loading Human." The game is written and directed by Italian actor/director Flavio Parenti, star of Woody Allen's "To Rome with Love." Sean also appeared in an episode of RAI Italy's "Questo Nostro Amore" with Neri Marcore'.

Abroad, Mr. Mulvihill starred in Action Theatre's 2016-17 Italian National Tours of "Here Comes the Train," "Festivity Planet," "The Monster," and "Franky Goes to Hollywood." He also directed musical theatre camps for the Torino, Italy-based company.

Sean resides in New York City and spends his free time coaching youth soccer, surfing, hiking, and camping.