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Natalie De Diego is a daughter of Cuban refugees and a writer/director whose background is in editing and co-producing documentaries. Her work has played on HBO, CNN, Hulu and Netflix. In 2017, her episodes of CNN's History of Comedy screened at Sundance. In 2020, she was nominated for a Sports Emmy for Netflix's We are the Champions. She worked on The Way Down which had the largest debut of any docu-series on HBO Max. Her first short, Every Night at 3:30,  premiered at the HollyShorts Film Festival in 2023 and now lives online under the Film Shortage Youtube Channel.

Viviana ("Vivi") Chavez is an Atlanta native, proud daughter of immigrants, and accomplished actress and producer in the Southeast. In high school, she discovered her passion for the performing arts and subsequently double majored in Acting and Production at University. Vivi's journey has landed her roles in over 180 projects including,The Walking Dead, The Resident, Baby Driver, Dynasty, and most recently, Class of '09, opposite Oscar nominee, Brian Tyree Henry. Beyond the screen, she's contributed her creative talents to produce content for major brands such as Coca-Cola and The Home Depot, as well as for local indie productions. In 2018 she co-founded Latinas In Media Atlanta to highlight Latine talent in GA's film & TV industry. She sits on the advisory board of ARTE-GA, is a Bronze Telly Award winner, and a dedicated advocate for fostering a thriving film industry in Atlanta. She is currently working on launching her own production company and relaunching her local director's group. When not immersed in the world of entertainment, Vivi enjoys savoring coffee and hanging out with friends. 

Christine Odilia, a freelance producer based out of Atlanta, GA, has always felt at home within the world of entertainment. Prior to pursuing a B.S. in Film and Digital Media from the University of North Georgia, she nurtured her creativity and developed her business acumen working within broadcast radio and podcasting.  Christine was born and raised in Queens, New York, the most culturally diverse metro area in the world, and has always been proud of her Afro-Latina heritage. As a filmmaker she remains committed to producing projects that reflect the rich diversity of culture and experiences that exist in reality. 

A native of Nebraska, Tom Pritchard brings a midwestern steadiness and work ethic to set.  Now calling Atlanta home, Tom graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Video Production.  As Tom moved through his career, the gravitational pull toward cinematography couldn’t be ignored.  Tom has a passion for every aspect of cinematography, from composition, to camera movement, to lighting, to the collaboration with the director.  Tom has left his mark on commercial work through national campaigns for Coca-Cola and Racetrac, and documentary work where he is the proud owner of two Southeast Emmys.  Making movies for a living though is definitely the goal.  Tom has teamed up once before with Natalie De Diego on the suspenseful short film ‘Every Night at 3:30.’  Natalie’s directing and editing, combined with Tom’s cinematography proved to be a winning  combination.  Any and all future collaborations with these two filmmakers will undoubtedly create a film that all involved can be proud of.

Chelsea Rivera is an award-winning actor and writer of Puerto Rican descent. She is best known for her roles in "Doom Patrol" and "Father of the Bride". As a writer, Chelsea co-created the comedic series, Female Friendly, which has screened at multiple festivals, including HollyShorts, Austin Web Fest, and iO's LA Scripted Comedy Festival. Chelsea's comedic pilot, All Mixed Up, won Best Short Episodic in the Screencraft TV Pilot Script Competition. She meant to put the prize money away for taxes but then forgot and instead, used it to buy an under-desk treadmill that she has used once.

Jeff Hoover grew up in Nebraska and obtained a degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He spent 10 years doing independent film in Nebraska before moving to Atlanta in 2018 to pursue acting full time. His acting credits include The Futurist, Hands Up, The Dead Hour. He is most known for his work as Finnegan in the dramedy series Stuck. Outside of acting, Jeff is passionate about dog rescues, riding motorcycles, and doing home renovations. Jeff also competes as a lifetime drug free professional bodybuilder.

Maria Sager is known as Señora Cayenes in Christopher Landon’s film FREAKY (2020) and recurring as Maria on Geoff Johns' STARGIRL. Upcoming: recurring as Perdita Shipley on Matthew Scott Kane’s HYSTERIA! She began her career in professional theatre. A highlight being George S. Clinton's and Sherry Landrum's THAT OTHER WOMAN'S CHILD at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York City and DARLIN' CORY, book and lyrics by Phillip DePoy, music and lyrics by Kristian Bush, at the Alliance Theatre. She thanks you for supporting this independent film and hopes you will continue to do so. For there is no US without YOU.

Alexa Rachelle Jennings was born and raised in Georgia. She has a Bachelor of Arts in English, specializing in Creative Writing from Georgia State University and has been acting for almost fifteen years. She can be seen in Our Kind of People (Fox), Bigger (BET), and Stamped from the Beginning (Netflix) where she takes on a variety of roles. She has also appeared in national commercials for brands such as Kroger, Sherwin Williams, and Hero Cosmetics. Alexa enjoys the arts and wants to be creative whenever she gets the chance.

Sybil Rosen is a writer and actor.  Her memoir “Living in the Woods in a Tree: Remembering Blaze Foley” was made into the movie BLAZE directed by Ethan Hawke.  She and Mr. Hawke co-wrote the screenplay.  Rosen plays her own mother in the film. She also performs an abridged version of “The Belle of Amherst” by William Luce, a one-woman show about Emily Dickinson as a fundraiser for the local rural Whitesburg Public Library.