Bios
Aidan Davari
Matthew Campbell
A character actor that uses methodas his technique.
State of emotions: Tense, worried, fearful, outraged Discover new
Aidan Davari is a film, television, and stage actor. Aidan played the young version of film and television actor Ed Quinn in the pilot "Ed Quinn Vs". Also, he has appeared in the HBO sponsored series "Project Green light" in the pilot "Fast Food For Thought". Mr. Davari was also seen in the film "Mothers and Daughters". He has appeared in numerous plays, winning awards for his performance in "One Man, Two Guvnors”, as well as being in the original cast of "An Evening with Frank Capra". Aidan is also a conservatory trained actor based in Los Angeles. He is represented by Gregory David Mayo.
Shane Cervantes
Frank Genger
Matthew’s friend and roommate. Accessory to the murder of Andrew, has feelings for Matt. He is enormously courteous, something between dancing master and stage villain.
Shane Cervantes is an Actor out of Orange County, he began his journey when he was 13 years old in Newport Beach CA. Since then Shane has performed in numerous theatrical performances all over Southern California, a few of his past credits include, The Deadly Game, A Few Good Men, My Three Angels, Chicago, The Full Monty, Private Lives, The Wisdom of Eve, & Rumors. From 2008-2009 Shane was an Acting Mentor for (USPA) The US Performing Arts camp where he would mentor and lead young up and coming performers and artists. Shane is also a seasonal Chainsaw performer for Universal Studios HHN event every year, if you've ever been to the event then you may have had a few run ins with him. He is a skilled sword fighter and stage combat performer, he has trained in Single Sword, Broadsword, Rapier & Dagger, and un-armed fighting through (SAFD) The Society of American Fight Directors. With his background in Stunt work and Theatre Shane plans on hacking into the field of (Mo-Cap) Motion Capture for Video Games and CGI for Film. For his Performance in 'The Wisdom of Eve' the Orange County Review stated "He is someone to look out for"
Cara Kluver
Janet Witt
Creative and hip, cool demeanor but cynical. Feeling a little jaded from the industry.
After graduating with a BFA in Theatre Performance, Cara Kluver worked on stage in the Twin Cities area for several years. But her passion for film and television prompted a move to Los Angeles, where she's been living and working ever since. When she's not acting, Cara enjoys writing and producing her own projects, playing RPG video games, and hanging out with her friends and cats.
Saige Ryan
Liz Riley
Andrew’s girlfriend. Doesn’t fall for Matthew’s charm. She has a tendency to conceal deficiency with a show of sophistication. In this she is perhaps more successful than Andrew.
Saige Ryan is an Actress, Host, Singer, and Dancer born and raised in California. She began dancing at the age of 3 and began her acting career at just 7 years old. You may recognize her from films such as I Heart Huckabees, Believers, Forget Me Not, and Maybe Someday, or her 40+ national commercials. The film Maybe Someday in which Saige plays the lead role of Abigail Donnelly was nominated for Best Picture at the 2016 Carmel film festival, and recently released on digital platforms. Saige can also be seen performing on her new YouTube channel, where she posts singing videos.
Laura Napoli
Caroline Prescott
Life of the party. Disney Cast member. Not serious about working in the industry. No matter what career you’re into everyone has a friend like Caroline.
New York City theater and
improv actress, Laura Napoli,
first made a name for herself
in Los Angeles in the video
game world, doing motion
capture and voice over for
companies including: Capcom, Sony, and Square Enix. Laura was born and raised right outside of New York City in Englewood, NJ. She began her performance career in dance and as a teenager became a company member of Bergen Dance Theater where she was featured in soloist roles in such ballets as A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Nutcracker, and Paquita.
Next, her dancing expertise
brought her to the realm of
musical theatre where she
worked as both performer and choreographer-credits
include-West Side Story, The
Fantasticks, Annie, Hello
Dolly!
