Tony Hale was born on September 30, 1970 in West Point, New York, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Arrested Development (2003), Veep (2012) and Toy Story 4 (2019).

D'Arcy Carden was born in Danville, California, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for The Good Place (2016), Barry (2018) and A League of Their Own (2022).

Bianca Belle is known for Lady in the Lake (2024), Sweet Magnolias (2020) and Swamp Thing (2019).

Kue Lawrence embarked on his acting journey at just five years old, inspired by his sister's own foray into the craft (Caige Coulter). His film debut came with a pivotal role as the youngest "Nic Sheff" in the critically acclaimed Beautiful Boy, sharing the screen with Steve Carell and Timothée Chalamet. Over the past eight years, Kue has built a diverse portfolio, gracing both television and film. His notable TV credits include roles in Good Girls, I Think You Should Leave, Leverage Redemption, The Rehearsal, and 911: Lonestar. Looking ahead, Kue is set to make a significant mark with lead roles in the independent films The School Duel, the debut feature from writer/director Todd Wiseman Jr. that won the CANAL+ Jury Award at Deauville Film Festival; Sketch, a Special Presentation premiere film at the Toronto Film Festival; and Marshmallow, director Daniel DelPurgatorio's feature film debut coming to theaters April 11th. Alongside his film and television work, Kue has starred in award-winning short films and has been featured in national commercials for major brands such as Progressive, Dunkin' Donuts, Chrysler and TOPPS. Outside of acting, Kue is a talented musician who composes piano music, an avid video game enthusiast and a skilled breakdancer, showcasing his diverse range of interests and talents.

Kalon Cox is known for Sketch (2024) and Preschool in L.A. (2018).

Seth Worley is an American film director, writer, and entrepreneur known for his short films, commercials, and explainer videos for clients like Bad Robot and Sandwich Video. His debut feature, "Sketch", starring Tony Hale ("Veep") and D'Arcy Carden ("The Good Place"), premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival. His 2011-2016 run of acclaimed branded shorts like "Plot Device" (2011) and "Old/New: Narrated by Patton Oswalt" (2015) helped put VFX software company Red Giant on the map, with their balance of character-driven comedy and high concept spectacle on surprisingly low budgets, garnering millions of views and multiple awards in the process. He cohosts a weekly live talk show called "VFX and Chill" about the world of visual effects, and in 2017 co-founded Plot Devices, a company that manufactures tools and resources for screenwriting and story development.

Steve Taylor was born in Brawley, California and raised in Denver, Colorado. He studied music, filmmaking and acting at Colorado University in Boulder, then began a career as a recording artist that has spanned decades and garnered him two Grammy nominations for "Meltdown" and "Squint." In the process, he made history as the only artist to twice win Billboard Music Video Awards for self-directed music videos. He was also fronted the MCA-signed alternative rock band Chagall Guevara, who were first introduced on the soundtrack to the movie "Pump Up The Volume." Among his many credits as a music video director, his best-known is the Francois Truffaut homage he shot in Paris for Sixpence None The Richer's "Kiss Me." Taylor also directed and starred in the award-winning long-form video "Squint: Movies From The Soundtrack," shot on 35mm film in ten countries around the globe including Vietnam, Nepal, United Arab Emirates and Turkey.

In preparation for his first movie, Taylor spent two years studying the Meisner technique under acting teacher Bill Feheely. His filmmaker resume as a writer/director includes "The Second Chance" for Sony, and "Blue Like Jazz," based on Donald Miller's New York Times bestselling memoir, which premiered at the South By Southwest Film Festival and won the 2013 Wilbur Award for Best Feature Film, joining past winners "Schindler's List," "Dead Man Walking," and "The Help." He's the producer of two upcoming feature films: "Sun Moon" for Sony Affirm (filmed in Taiwan); and "Sketch" starring two-time Emmy winner Tony Hale of "Arrested Development" and "Veep" fame, which will premiere at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival.

Steve serves as Filmmaker-In-Residence at Lipscomb University (where he also earned his MFA in Film and Creative Media), and lives in Nashville with his wife, the artist D.L. Taylor, and their daughter.

Dusty Brown is known for The Nobodies (2014), Bloody Bites (2020) and Hellevate (2019).