Robert Scott

Born and raised in the small north central Indiana town of Monterey, where he would later attend Ball State University. As an accomplished singer, he has performed on stage from Royal Albert Hall (London), to the Grand Ole Opry (Nashville), in addition to appearing in numerous equity stage productions and recording projects. He first appeared on the big screen in “The Punisher”, and most recently in such feature films as “The Way Back Home”, and “Larry The Cable Guy; Health Inspector”. Television guest appearances include “Pointman”, “SeaQuest DSV”, “The Kronenberg Chronicles”, and “Superboy”.

Bryce Shelby Olbert

Bryce has been acting since the age of 5. He has appeared in TV, Film, and Theater. When he is not acting he enjoys spending time with his chinchilla, 2 hermit crabs, 5 cats, and 1 dog.

Arian Ash

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Darryl has been performing since 1990. He has portrayed Zombies, Axe Murderers, Vikings, Shadow Killers, Serial Killers, Bar-Room Brawlers and many other permutations of BAD GUYS. Lately Darryl has had roles in several Indie movies. He is the original Terminator in Universal Studios “T2-3D Battle Across Time.” He has even been a Viking in a Japanese theme park. Darryl’s ‘Home’ has been Disney MGM Studios “Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular” for the last 16 years.

Debbie

Born and raised a Jersey Girl, I grew up water-skiing along the "Jersey Shore" and had no idea what direction life was going to point me in. Involved with Cheerleading, gymnastics, and performing arts was a great combination for me, and gave me a scholarship to Montclair State University where I received a BFA degree in Acting and a minor in Nutrition. After Graduation I traveled around the world performing in various live stunt shows. I have a passion for life, so I dedicated my 20's to accomplishing everything that I could, and find the answers to all of my questions. I was a cheerleader for the NBA, a dolphin trainer, water-skier, spokes model for fitness commercials, and even climbed Mt. Fuji! Currently performing at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. (When you wish upon a star, your dreams really do come true), in the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Show, as well as TV/Film. I am a member of Equity and Screen Actors Guild. Life is not your job. Your job is to live your life....

Jon Freda

Jon has numerous credits from stage, film, commercials and television. He co-wrote the full length comedy feature film, "Who Wants To Marry My Husband" distributed by Echelon Entertainment, was associate producer of Showcase Shorts, the first television show in Central Florida to broadcast indie national and international short films, and is the executive producer of Alien Adventure: The Adventure, an audio scifi comedy. Jon's work can be viewed at www.jonfreda.com. He is a member of SAG and AEA.

Krysta Zeiset

Although Krysta Zeiset masquerades as a Canadian by birth, her roots are in the Catskill Mountains of upstate NY. After finishing her B.A. in Theatre from Emerson College in Boston, she remained in New England to pursue commercial, voice over and stage work. A year and a half ago, she relocated to Orlando from Brooklyn, NY to perform for Disney in the role of the Casting Director for the Indiana Jones stunt show at MGM. Although currently brandishing the “golden handcuffs,” she continues to work in commercials, print, and voice overs. Recent projects include Eschools Solutions and a Disney training module for i.d.e.a.s., as well as the Full Sail film, “Jake.” She can also be seen in the documentary “Casting About” which is being screened in festivals throughout the U.S., Europe, Australia, and was aired recently on PBS, Boston. She would like to thank Bob Scott for his talent and passion to create and produce this project- and for making it all happen here in Orlando, FL!

Minette Marcial

“Charisma in a bottle!” As an Orlando based actress and spokesperson – Minette Marcial draws in an audience with her captivating stage presence, enthusiasm and passion.

Minette’s career first began in broadcasting – working in radio. For more than 15 years she has worked as a spokesperson and actress in commercials, industrial videos and independent films.

Minette’s independent film credentials include THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT/CURSE OF THE BLAIR WITCH, REGRET, SACRED SEAL, MAKING WAVES and THE MAN NEXT DOOR.

She has also masterfully represented companies such as BRIGHTHOUSE, WALT DISNEY WORLD, SIEMENS POWER, AAA AUTO CLUB, UPS, DARDEN RESTAURANTS, PRINCESS HOUSE, and ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM in television commercials, infomercials, radio and corporate videos.

Her approachability and easy-going personality combined with her professionalism make a winning combination for any client. To learn more about Minette, visit her website at www.minettemarcial.com.

Robert Herrick

Robert has been working professionally as an actor for eighteen years as both a proud member of SAG and Actors' Equity. He's worked on many television shows, commercials, and features. In his most recent feature, in the role of Moss Rose, he is typecast, once again, as a drunk, horny, recently killed, mountain hillbilly in the film, "Dead and Gone" due out this fall.

Rus Blackwell

Rus Blackwell trained as an actor at New York's Circle in the Square Theatre School. Since then he has worked consistently in NY, LA and Florida. In addition to an extensive theatre resume, some of Rus' credits include: MONSTER, DUNSMORE, INSTINCT, and KALIFORNIA. With guest appearances on such T.V. shows as PARTY OF FIVE, LAW AND ORDER, and ER.

Stephan Jones

A veteran of the stage, Stephan has performed in 70 productions, ranging from slapstick to Shakespeare. Of his 22 films, he's most often recognized for his turn as a smart-mouthed lawyer
opposite Charlize Theron in "Monster". He can be contacted through The Hurt Agency in Winter Park, Florida.

Travis Winkler

Travis Winkler started performing at the age of 9, doing living room magic shows for his family. It became evident almost immediately that he was not normal and would lead a sad and lonely existence as an entertainer, which has mostly proved true, with the possible exception of a few failed relationships, which were rather nice at the time. True to form, Travis later performed magic in the streets of Nashville for a spell and shortly made the small leap from there to acting "professionally" (whatever that means).
Following a handful of performances in various and sundry commercials, films, and television shows, he managed to convince director Bob Scott that he still had some meager helping of skill left (Travis, that is, not Bob. Bob has plenty of skill) and landed a small role in "Crossroadz". Apropos, as the etymology of the name "Travis" reveals its original meaning: from the crossroads. Travis would like to thank his parents for not forcing him to take piano or viola lessons (he would hate to have any kind of real skill) and he would also like to thank God and the Universe for punishing him repeatedly for reasons he has yet to discover, as it's only made him stronger. Bring it!