Cory Phillips has been acting in film and media since 2010. He got his start in acting with improv, and has since trained at Second City and performed in well over 1,000 shows. He has studied and developed his craft which has led to many wonderful projects. Cory has experience in on-camera acting, voice-over, martial arts, comedy, teleprompter, hosting and MC. He was the lead in a 400-plus-episode kids show and two Lionsgate films (“Ghoster” and “The Fantastic Pet”). He had his first SAG role in the hit series “The Chosen,” and you can hear his voice in over 100 anime titles with Crunchyroll. Cory loves acting and all things nerd. He has made guest appearances at hundreds of Cons across the nation and loves interacting with fans. When he is not working, he is riding his motorcycle or playing Dungeons & Dragons.

From a young age, Tiffany Goldermann (also known as Tiffany Skye Dodson) cultivated a passion for the performing arts, participating in both stage and film productions. In 2016, she earned her degree in acting performance and has since been actively working in both front-of-camera and behind-the-scenes roles.
Tiffany is best known for her performances on The Get Together (2020) (Showtime) and Retro Freaks (2022), which was presented by Kevin Smith at Smodcastle Cinemas in New Jersey. Her most recent work includes I Bet You’re Wondering How I Got Here (2023) (Alter) and commercial work with Film Riot (YouTube).

Gail has been “Screen Mom ” to the stars, including Matthew McConaughey, Kevin Sorbo, Ethan Hawke, Carrie Preston and Mike Chiklis.  She’s been honored by the USA Film Fest for her achievements and won laurels at the Louisiana Film Prize, New Orleans Film Fest and Sundance 2024. She’s played Eleanor Roosevelt, a mob boss, a dog and everything in between. Gail was born in Pennsylvania, grew up in New Jersey, studied in Ohio and then headed west where she raised a family and a lot of ruckus, usually onstage. She has a list of things she’d still love to do: own a horse, drive a big-rig, master Italian, play the ukulele and still find time to walk her dogs and go to the gym. She looks forward to what’s next, where it will take her and what ground it will break.

Denise Lee, is an award-winning actress/singer who has performed in all genres of entertainment for more than three decades. She has an extensive film and television resumé, and she is also an accomplished vocalist. 2020 marks the 4th time she has been voted ‘Best Vocalist’ in the Reader’s Voice Awards of the Dallas Voice. Denise has delighted international crowds with performances in jazz clubs in Shanghai, Beijing, Switzerland, and France. She is the founder and Executive Producer of the Denise Lee Onstage Cabaret Series and the Dallas Cabaret Festival, which is entering it’s 6th year. Lee has recently added ‘playwright’ to her list of accomplishments. Her first play ‘Funny, You Don’t Act Like A Negro’ had it’s World Premiere at Historic Theatre Three in February of 2020.

Matt is a born and raised DFW actor dedicated to inspiring and representing gay men through his storytelling, while also bringing his full range of skills to a diverse array of roles. Matt received his BFA in Acting from Southern Methodist University and trained with Reiko Aylesworth and Blake Hackler in on-camera acting. Known for bringing his full authentic self into every space, Matt is a collaborator in everything he does. He cares deeply about the connection between human beings, using that connection as an actor to make people feel seen and less alone in the world, which drives his passion for the work. When he’s not acting, he loves to play competitive volleyball, put his Bachelor’s in Computer Science and IT skills to good use, travel, try new restaurants, write, or watch a good miniseries drama with friends and family.

Gracie is a proud Lao-Hmong-American actor, pianist, and singer based in the DFW area. She hopes to inspire and represent Asian-Americans (and especially AAPI women) with her storytelling and performances. Gracie received her BFA in Theatre with an emphasis in Acting at Southern Methodist University. She has experience in classical and contemporary theatre, musical theatre, and short-films with great hopes to be in larger film productions. She brings a collaborative, can-do, and thoughtful attitude to every room to ensure her work is the most valuable. If she isn’t working, she’s spending time with her younger siblings, cuddling up with a good book, or trying a new pasta recipe.

Born and raised in Texas, Katie grew up spending time on her family’s farm learning how to ride horses and the value of hard work. She danced ballet for 18 years and was a professional lifeguard in college. A graduate from the University of Texas with a degree in Sociology, Katie has always been fascinated by human behavior, relationships and interactions. This has inspired her creative career in acting and voice over.
Katie made her TV debut on the Reelz Network playing Pamela Smart in Murder Made Me Famous, followed by an appearance on Netflix’s Longmire with Robert Taylor and Katee Sackhoff. Katie has also voiced numerous commercial spots, along with some quirky characters in animation. In addition to on-camera and voice acting, Katie co-founded No Moss Productions, a video production company with a focus on commercial media and narrative films.
When she’s not on set or spending time with her family, Katie can be found lost in a good fantasy novel, painting, hiking or filling her bird feeders.

Sean Alan Stone is an actor, writer, photographer, poet, and director. He was born in the farmland of central Texas to a diverse and international family. His father was born in Guyana, raised between Canada and the US, to Indian and Irish parents. His mother was born in Texas. This created a unique lens through which to view the world by adding tremendous depth and nuance to the wide range of characters and dialects he is able to inhabit.

He made his TV debut as Billy Flynn on the television series Murder Made Me Famous (2016), and shortly after made his film debut in Great Plains (2016).

Sean is best known for his role as Louis on AMC’s The Son (2017), starring Pierce Brosnan, and has since appeared in several films, commercials, and television shows.

When not on screen he can be found creating. “There are those who have no voice in the narrative.  Who have stories and have lives that are the solution to the problems we face today, for a better tomorrow.  To give a voice to the voiceless is the mission. To amplify those who need to be heard.”

Allison Pistorius has received rave reviews acting across the country, notably at the Dallas Theater Center, the Denver Center Theatre Company (both Tony Award-winning LORT theaters) and TheaterWorks Hartford.  Having earned an MFA in Acting from the National Theatre Conservatory and a BA in Theatre and Dance from UT Austin, she’s a classically trained actress who possesses great skill with contemporary dialogue.  She is also equally at home in comedy and drama.  In addition to being an actress and mom (of triplets!), Allison is also an acting teacher at Booker T Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and is passionate about fitness.  She’s a Pilates instructor and completed Power Yoga Teacher Training in 2010.  Her on camera talents include skill with the Teleprompter and working well with children and animals.  Allison’s best kept secret is that she is a native Texan, something no one ever guesses when they hear her speak.  She uses a natural, neutral speech in her daily life, but also possesses an exceptional facility with accents and dialects.

Marcos Martinez was born in Houston, Texas. Early in childhood, Marcos’ father had aspirations for him to be the next golfing prodigy. Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on who you ask), that did not happen but as a result Marcos picked up a love of the game and feels fortunate to be able to play golf at a high level to this day. Marcos discovered his love of acting in high school when he performed Marc Antony’s monologue from Julius Caesar. Since then, while still devoting time to golf and his studies, Marcos only obsessed more over acting. He has starred and acted in various films, commercials, anime, and plays throughout his career. Outside of acting in and making films, Marcos’ favorite pastime is sitting down with a good book and a glass of Lagavulin Single Malt.