- Bill Timoney
Bill Timoney is an American actor. His best-known role on television is the character of Alfred Vanderpool on "All My Children". Bill is also well-known as a voice actor and ADR director, primarily working on English-language dubs of Japanese anime. Major works as a voice actor include Parn in "Record of Lodoss War", multiple roles in the notorious "Legend of the Overfiend", Kuroneko in "Trigun", Dr.
- Julie Dreyfus
Julie Dreyfus is a French actress. Dreyfus, who speaks fluent Japanese, French, and English, is well known in Japan, where she made her TV debut on a French-language lesson program on NHK's educational channel, and has appeared on the TV show "Ryōri no Tetsujin" ("Iron Chef") as a guest and judge, where she famously refused to eat a meal prepared by Toshiro Kandagawa, because it contained whale meat.
- Stephen Blackehart
Stephen Blackehart (born 1 December 1967 in New York City) is an American actor and producer from Hell's Kitchen, New York. Blackehart is most known for playing Benny Que in the cult classic film "Tromeo and Juliet", but he has also acted in many other low-budget B-movies, such as "Rockabilly Vampire" and "Retro Puppet Master". In addition to his film work, Blackehart has acted in such TV series as "Grey's Anatomy", "The Big Apple", …
- Noah Harlan
Noah Harlan is the co-founder of 2.1 Films, a New York production and development company through which he has produced or co-produced five feature films and numerous documentaries, television and branded content projects.
- Shevonne Durkin
Shevonne Durkin is an American actress. She starred in the 1994 horror movie "Leprechaun 2" among other movies and television shows.
- Tannis Vallely
Daughter of James Vallely and Myra Turley. Graduated from Stanford University in 1997 with a psychology degree. Originally, Tannis' character on "Head of the Class" (1986) was supposed to be a twelve-year-old boy, but Tannis made such an impression that the producers changed the role into a ten-year-old girl. Attended Dixie Canyon Elementary School. Went to elementary school with actor Michael Klesic.
- Joy Tenenberg
Apparently, from what i hear....I am pretty darn cool.
- Megan Sleeper
A creative cutie with curls!!!
- Nickole Doro
I am bossy and opinionated, I guess I'm funny, and I love to Spoil people. I love surprises and homemade gifts. I love to laugh and make up dance routines to annoy those around me. I have a J-Lo booty which I find absolutely fascinating since I am white. I will do pretty much any dare as long as it isn't too humiliating.
- Lisi Alpert
- Kari Kurto
Attended Emerson College, Boston, Massachusetts, where she did most of the casting in the Performing Arts department.
- Semi Aboud
I am eclectic but particular. Open-minded but stubborn. But, above all, I hate talking about myself. So here's a fascinating site on famous monkeys through history: http://www.ape-o-naut.org/famous/;.
- Deanna Gallucio
Hmmm...no matter how hard you try, these things never sound interesting...I'll give it a shot: I grew up in NJ but went to school at Univ of Richmond and currently live in VA. I have a fantastic group of friends and a terrific family. Entertainment is my thing, with there being very few movies I haven't seen. People say it borders on obsession, but whatever! I enjoy skiing and softball and try to play sports whenever possible.
- Eddie Gutch
"LORD, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way. But I have noticed that during the most troublesome time in my life, there is only one set of footprints.
- Lori Hitner
I moved to LA from NY almost 3 yeas ago. I love to laugh and have a good time which I can do pretty much anywhere...I am amused easily! I have a very witty/sarcastic sense of humor.
- Stephanie Stenta
- Renee Godbout
Just moved back to the New York City area after four years in Los Angeles. I'm enjoying being back in the city and reconnecting with old friends, as well as meeting new people. My parents now live on a golf course not far from the beach in North Carolina so I like going down there a couple times a year. I'm learning to golf but can currently be described as tragic. I have a cat named Spunky who I think is actually part dog.
- Venus Kanani
Great lover of animals (even the ones I eat). Don't like shopping. Wish I had more hours in the day - I'd read a lot more books and I wouldn't leave my laundry for the weekend.
- Dana Gergely
25, I live in Hollywood and work in TV. I'm a short girl with a lot of fire...friends would describe me as fun, outgoing, funny, blunt, honest, the hostess of the party...oh...and sexy of course!
- Josh Anisfeld
Josh Anisfeld is the Associate Director of Development for Towers Productions. He joined the company from FSA Entertainment in Los Angeles, where he developed reality and pop-culture programs for networks including MTV, VH1 and Sci-Fi Channel, while casting participants in such shows as ABC's "Wife Swap" and A&E's "Inked." He was previously with E! Entertainment Television, where he was an Associate Producer for "The Soup" and "Dr. 90210.
- Janelle Scuderi
Everything happens for a reason and life is what you make of it....so do whatever the fuck you want!
- James Bearb
James Bearb, Louisiana native, is a graduate of the University of New Orleans with his Bachelor of Arts in Film, Theatre and Communication Art. A dedicated filmmaker his credits include acting, directing, casting, stunt work, and various crew positions on over 50 film and television projects. James Bearb is the founder and owner of Louisiana based, Hollywood South Casting Database, LLC, a full service casting company.
- Leor Mendel
- Martin Moakler
dreamer, iconoclast, lover. I'm an actor and writer in Hollywood. I create my own realities, but I'm not really a sociopath. I have a freakish memory which scares those close to me. Those new VW ads where the cars get sideswiped after you've been lulled into a false sense of security that it's a Diet Coke commercial scare the hell out of me and I've been apprehensive at any intersection through which I've gone since.
- Morgan Donaho
Down For: theater, Texas, the underdog, a good flick, Stevie Wonder, the color red, Harry Potter, cheese, my cat Mars, good music Not about: republicans, being mean, greed.
- Hans Hernke
Hans Hernke began acting at the age of 17 in Orlando, Florida. His first major role was in his high school play "Harvey" playing the lead role of Elwood P. Dowd. After that experience, he realized the entertainment industry was his true calling. He later got an agent and started booking parts. The Master's Academy was gracious enough to let him leave school to work on sets and productions only if he kept good grades in all his classes! After graduating from The Master's Academy High...
- Lori Denil
- Brian Dragonuk
Brian Dragonuk -- Full Time -- Actor, Model, TV Show Host, Casting Director, Casting Associate, Casting PA (Wrangler), Producer & Writer
- Victoria Pettibone
- Randi Hiller
Invited to join AMPAS in 2006.
- Meta Puttkamer
Meta Valentic began her career in 1994 as the youngest member of the DGA Assistant Director's Training Program. As a Trainee, Meta worked on the television series Diagnosis Murder, Lois & Clark, ER, Melrose Place, and Mad About You and the feature films Father of the Bride II, Nixon, Steal Big, Steal Little, and Kazaam. As a DGA 2nd AD, Meta has worked on films such as One Night Stand, Bride and Prejudice, Miss Congeniality II, Must Love Dogs and television shows such as Sliders,...
- Khadj Edison
- Coreen Mayrs
- Cathy Reinking
Graduated from University of California Los Angeles with major in Theatre.
- Evan Majors
Began Hollywood career as an intern at Binder/Spink Literary Agency.
- Carol Kritzer
Met her husband, Larry Poindexter, in her job as casting director for "Push, Nevada" (2002), on which he was a frequent guest-star.
- Heike Branstatter
- Ivy Isenberg
Starting off as an actress, Ivy graduated from USC's theatre and film schools. Before deciding on Casting, she worked at talent agencies, managed actors, and worked in feature development. Ivy Isenberg spent five and half years casting at MGM Studios with Paul Weber.
- Mary Vernieu
Her last name was misspelled in the end credits of "Training Day" (as Verneiu). The DVD edition fixes the gaffe, however.
- Ed Arenas
Ed Arenas Unique Casting Commissioner