Dreya recently was awarded a BEST ACTRESS award for her role as Jane in Ned Farr's THE GYMNAST, which has been honored with 28 film festival awards. She can also be seen in Nicole Holofcener's LOVELY & AMAZING and Sharon Pollack's EVERYTHING RELATIVE. She guest starred in several episodes of ABC's "The Practice," the CBS/PARAMOUNT pilot "Company Town," and has been in many commercials. She is currently starring in and choreographing an international theatrical production of Dante's "Divine Comedy."

Dreya appeared on Broadway at the Roundabout, at the New York Shakespeare Festival, Cirle-in-the-Square, and in many Off-Broadway and Regional theatre productions. In Los Angeles she played Vivien Leigh in the west coast premiere of Austin Pendleton's "Orson's Shadow," winner Ovation, LADCC, Garland Awards.

Dreya is also an aerial choreography and performer. Her many credits include current tours for Pink, Britney Spears, and Cher at Caesar's Palace.

Paris has always found herself with one foot in front of the camera and one foot behind it. She won the New York State Finals of the National Shakespeare Recitation Competition and went on to perform Cleopatra's death scene at Carnegie Hall in New York. She has acted in many stage productions including a production of "Auntie Mame" alongside Oscar winning actress Olympia Dukakis.

After having lived in New York City, Boston, Spain and the Netherlands, Pickard graduated from Emerson College with a BFA in film direction and moved to Hollywood. Here she has been working in production on films like ANGELS AND DEMONS and the Oscar-nominated FROST/NIXON. Her short film, THE STORM has been in more than five film festivals and she has won multiple awards including the Kevin S. Bright Scholarship and the Marcia Robbins-Wilf Women in Film Production Award.

Ned Farr's latest feature drama A MARINE STORY premiered in June 2010 and won both the Audience and Grand Jury award at Outfest. David Weigand of the San Francisco Chronicle writes: "This film does not go where you might think it will go because it's so credibly written, acted and directed. "Don't ask, don't tell"? How about "don't miss this film." Farr's previous feature film THE GYMNAST has won 28 awards to date including 16 for best picture. Leonard Maltin calls the film "Fresh and vibrant", while Variety declares "THE GYMNAST delivers emotional intensity in tastefully spectacular wrappings."

A graduate of the Film School at SUNY Purchase in New York, Farr has been involved in production for over 19 years, from pre-production storyboard artist to post-production editor, including a long stint as a gaffer on many commercials, music videos, and features. Ned Farr's HOW TO ACE AN INTERVENTION won Best Short Film at the DV Film Festival '04 and the Durango Film Festival '05, also winning an award from the HypeFest Film Festival for its screenplay. DREAM A LITTLE DREAM FOR ME premiered at the Seattle International Film Festival, and his other short films have been screened at over 30 film festivals nationwide.

Since 2002 Ned has also been the Creative Director for P90X, the number 1 fitness product in America. Aside from creating the brand identity, marketing, and music, his half hour informercials have consistently outperformed all others in the field, earning him a Telly award in 2009.

Ned is currently working on two screenplays and a musical based on his 2001 album DESERT MOTEL.

JD's latest feature, the award winning indie hit SHELTER, won a GLAAD Award for Best Theatrical Feature, Limited Release in addition to winning 15 awards on the festival circuit. She also produced the thespian biography show "Star Watch," and HBO's "Reunion." Her recent credits include producing EATING OUT 2, line producing BLONDE AND BLONDER with Pamela Anderson and Denise Richards, and NUMB starring Matthew Perry. Prior to that, she was the Visual Effects Producer on Sony's THE PLAGUE, and the Production Manager for Drew Carey's "All Stars" on Showtime. Disalvatore was also a Visual Effects Producer for miniature production on films including DANTE'S PEAK, ARMAGEDDON and THE X FILES.

Disalvatore is also the former Festival Manager for Outfest: The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, and a frequent commentator and journalist on lgbt film and televison for outlets including Curve, Clout, GoNyc, GayWired.com, PlanetOut.com, Sirius Radio's Out Q and has moderated panels on LGBT film and the business for Outfest, Power Up and the Writer's Guild of America.

Alexander has worked as a cinematographer and in various camera and electrical departments on many projects in film and television.

Alexandre was the cinematographer on many films such as THE METHOD, THE COLONY, SAND AND SORROWW, and TALES FROM THE CATHOLIC CHURCH OF ELVIS!, His work with the camera and electrical departments include: THE BIG LEBOWSKI, SIMON BIRCH, OH BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU?, and over ten episodes of "Queer Eye for the Straight Girl."

Craig composed the scores for over 15 films such as: WHEN IT'S OVER, THE GYMNAST, FRIENDS WITH MONEY, THE KING OF KONG, THE SEPTEMBER ISSUE, and GREENLIT. He also produced the scores for films such as FRIENDS WITH MONEY and LOVELY & AMAZING. Craig also edited the music for the film LOVELY & AMAZING.