Adetinpo Thomas is an actor/producer from Carson, California now based in Atlanta, Georgia. She received her undergraduate degree in Theatre from the University of Georgia and an M.A. in Acting from the University of Connecticut. Learn more about Adetinpo on her website adetinpothomas.com. She is best known for her work in Hawkeye (2021), The Outsider (2020), Black Lightning (2019), and #PrettyFunny (2019).

Chase Anthony's style of comedy interjects a unique perspective on life, women and relationships. His insight into a woman's world comes from growing up with four highly opinionated sisters. But he also deals with some tough topics like, growing up with an absentee father and dealing with alcoholism. Sharing his experiences and challenges through humor affords him the opportunity to spread a positive message and make a difference in peoples lives.

Chase performs regularly in Los Angeles comedy clubs and often tours the country opening for the legendary comedian Sinbad. On more than one occasion Chase Anthony has performed in Aruba at the Soul Beach Music Festival as part of the Shaquille O'Neal's All-Star Comedy Night. Having a day job as an actor. He has appeared on Howie Mandel's TBS hit television show "Deal With It". Look for him in "Holla II" and the web series "Love and Trust". He has been seen in commercials for Honda vehicles, ESPN, and Taco Bell.

Chase Anthony lives by the saying: "Let's Talk About It." The ability to communicate what is in your heart, for better or for worse, is where freedom really thrives. He strives to make a difference daily with an awareness that ultimate happiness starts with oneself and an acknowledgment that people sometimes need an example; someone who has shared the same experience, to know that they are not alone. Anything can be accomplished.

Ashley A. Williams is an American actress who became a known face in the movie industry by acting in the movie Double Cross. Ashley made her acting debut in the movie Love triangle which was released in the year 2013. To brush up her acting skills, Ashley A. Williams has worked on a wide variety of genres like drama, romance, comedy, and thriller.

The youngest of eight children, Karen grew up in an active home in a small town just outside of Toronto.
Drawn to performing at an early age, Karen received her formal training through the musical theatre program at Sheridan College and after graduation by singing with several bands.

A fan of travel, Karen spent the early years of her career touring the world with the Legends show as Tina Turner while working on the many opportunities that began coming her way in film & television and on stage.

Karen has a very diverse acting resume, which includes her role as Series Lead “Cynthia Walker” on the hit CBS series RANSOM. She is currently shooting more episodes of GINNY& GEORGIA (Netflix).



She can also be seen on HBO’s fan favorite LOVECRAFT COUNTRY opposite Jonathan Majors and Jurnee Smollett, LOST IN SPACE (Netflix) as well as her multi-season arc on DEPARTURE (Peacock/Global) opposite Archie Panjabi and the late great Christopher Plummer.


She has toured playing a Tina Turner impersonator early in her career and toured the world, even visiting the North Pole on this journey. It is what ultimately lead her to acting.



She also sings and was nominated for several awards for her performance in the Canadian drama NURSE.FIGHTER.BOY. On stage, she has appeared in theater productions of RENT, CINDERELLA and OUTRAGEOUS.



Other notable film and television credits include FRONTIER (Discovery) opposite Jason Momoa, JACK RYAN (Prime) opposite John Krasinski, DIGGSTOWN (CBC), KILLJOYS (CTV/Space), the controversial and award-winning MARY KILLS PEOPLE (Global), DEFYING GRAVITY (ABC/CTV) & the feature film ASTRONAUT with Academy Award Winner Richard Dreyfuss.

Vanessa King


The matriarch of the King family. Vanessa is a former news reporter who gave up her career to help run the winery in Napa. She and her husband Reginald seemingly had a picture-perfect marriage — until she discovered things about his past that left her hurt, angry and betrayed. She is the “queen of the verbal drive-by,” with a fierce vibe and a great deal of style.

Djouliet Amara is an actress, known for Hello, Goodbye and Everything in Between, Guilty Party (2021) and Seance (2021).

dancer, actor and all-around creative has spent her life pursuing a feeling, or rather, all of them. Amara’s life is marked by moments of emotion– curiosity over strangers, exuberance in movement, or a longing for shared experience. Each informs Amara’s experience of herself and the worlds of the characters she embodies.

Growing up, Amara’s world was small. From a small town in Winnipeg, Canada, Amara learned to create characters of herself. Moving to New York to pursue dancing, Amara embraced newness, forging new relationships with herself and the world around her from a place of genuine feeling and connection.

Now, Amara rewrites moments in time, proudly playing the queer roles she wishes she had seen on screen as a kid. In each new project, Amara meets her characters with love, creating worlds for them outside of the script. Introduced to a whole new realm of feeling, Amara explores sensations outside of herself, spending time in the minds and hearts of each character she plays.

Having just entered the acting world in 2020, Amara has already landed roles on Riverdale, Devil in Ohio, The Porter and her upcoming project Superman and Lois–each offering a new access point to dive into all of the sensations that make us human.

Theodore Barnes can be seen starring on the
upcoming BET+ comedy series “The Ms. Pat
Show”. Based on the stand-up comedy and memoir
of Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams, the show follows
Williams as a fictionalized version of herself; a
former convicted felon turned suburban mom
whose hustle and resilient spirit was forged on the
streets of Atlanta. Theodore shines as Junebug,
Williams’ youngest son who brings all the real,
relatable teenage comedy. “ The Ms. Pat Show” is
slated for premiere summer 2021 on BET+.
Additional credits for Theodore include Brian
Walls on ABC’s currently airing hit series, “The
Goldbergs”, series regular lead on Netflix’s “Prince
of Peoria”, recurring role on Nickelodeon’s “Nicky,
Ricky, Dicky & Dawn”, and guest-starring roles on
“Goliath” on Amazon & “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”
on FOX. He was also a series regular lead for
Nickelodeon’s “Legendary Dudas”

Born and raised in San Pedro, California, Theodore
began his career at a young age, landing his first
big break at just 11 years old as a series regular
on “Back in the Game” for ABC opposite James
Caan, Maggie Lawson, and Josie Totah. He has
been working steadily ever since. When Theodore
isn’t on set you can find him playing basketball at
the local YMCA, surfing, roller skating, collecting
sneakers, and he loves In-N-Out Burger. Theodore
participated in California’s Heal the Bay 2013
Coastal Cleanup Day, which inspired him to have
a deep love and care for the ocean, beaches, and
coastlands. He has also volunteered over the past
years with Habitat for Humanity, helping families
across southern California build and improve their
homes.
Theodore currently lives in the Los Angeles area
with his family.

Samora Smallwood is an award winning, classically trained actor, writer, & cool feminist of West
African & Caucasian descent. Samora is fluent in French, proficient in Spanish & a lover of action
who is trained in stage combat, fighting for TV & Film, and archery. She is an elected Councillor at
ACTRA as well as the founder of The Actors Work Studio, an innovative acting studio in Toronto.
Samora’s recent work includes the lead role in Lifetime’s thriller “Death She Wrote”, Star Trek
Discovery, Star Trek Short Treks (in an Emmy award winning episode), The Expanse, American
Gods, Coroner, Shadowhunters, Good Witch, Murdoch Mysteries and an episode of Frankie Drake
Mysteries involving a story close to her heart about white passing & black identity in Canada. Recent
projects also include voice work in Ubisoft’s Far Cry 6, the award-winning feature film “Queen of the
Morning Calm” which premiered at the Whistler Film Festival & is directed by 2020 Canadian Screen
Award nominated Director Gloria Kim.
Upcoming Samora will appear in the highly anticipated OWN/Warner Bros. new series “The Kings of
Napa”, Apple TV’s new sci-fi anthology series “Zone” (working title), is one of the leads on “Angel
Falls Christmas” and is back for Season 2 of “Tokens”. Samora won the “Best Actress” Theatre
Windsor Award for her portrayal of May Henning in Norm Foster’s “The Affections of May” & was
nominated for a 2020 ACTRA award for Best Series Ensemble for her work in “Tokens”. Samora's
passion is telling fresh stories and promoting diversity on-screen and behind the camera. She was
recently a jury member for both The Female Eye Film Festival & The Caprius Film Festival as well as
a selected participant in The Reelworld Film Festival's "Emerging 20" Talent to Watch Program.
Samora is also a passionate public speaker whose recent work includes hosting panels at TIFF, The
Toronto Black Film Festival, Official International Women’s Day, ACTRA Toronto, and the Forest City
Film Festival. She and Gloria Kim have also received development funding for their thriller series,
GONE, from the Canada Council/CBC Creation Accelerator.