Rachel Wolther Producer/Writer
A Northwestern University graduate whose award winning films have screened at festivals across the US and Europe.
Ben Kolak Director/Co-writer
Studied cinema theory at the University of Chicago. He produces video for leading artists and galleries, and has directed and shot commercials for ad agencies and global nonprofits.
Adam Price Cinematographer
Shoots and lights short films, music videos and television across the world. He recently shot in stereoscopic 3-D for Disney, positioning him at the forefront of visual cinematic innovation.
Daniel Evans Style Director
Artist, musician, international hipster.
Alex Inglizian Aural Director
Audio engineer for the world-renowned LAMPO performance series and the Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago.
Ricky Gamboa. Actor
An actor, multi-media artist and avid arts-educator in his native Chicago. As an actor, Ricardo Gamboa has appeared on several stages across town and worked with such theater notables as Sean Graney, Ron OJ Pearson and Joyce Piven. He is a Company Member of Barrel of Monkeys and Chicago Improv Festival's resident ensemble, Storybox
Angeline Gragasin Actor
Angeline Gragasin is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and producer based in Chicago. She is the founder and director of NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS and has collaborated with local, national, and international artists on a wide variety of projects. She has trained with 500 CLOWN, Double Edge Theatre, and Teatro Punto. In Chicago, she has performed for Redmoon Theater, Walkabout Theater, Collaboraction, Blair Thomas & Co., and choreographer Janet Schmid, among others. She is a graduate of The University of Chicago.
Christina Nieves Actor
A recent graduate of The Theatre School at DePaul University, this summer, Christina is participating in the Goodman Theatre's biennial Latino Theatre Festival. where she understudied in the Chicago Children's Theatre production of Esperanza Rising, directed by Henry Godinez, and played the part of Natalia in the staged reading of Little Certainities, directed by Lisa Portes.
Molly Plunk Actor
Has worked with Redmoon, The Gift, and Collaboraction theaters. This last winter she acted in her first feature length film, Usama Alshaibi's Profane. Molly loves bicycles and kittens.