Jareb graduated from the Florida School of the Arts and is a native Floridian. His television credits include guest roles on JAKE IN PROGRESS, THE SUITE LIFE OF ZACK AND CODY, and MONK. Jareb has portrayed memorable leading characters such as Nacho Libre in 20th Century Fox's EPIC MOVIE and Dilio in MEET THE SPARTANS Jareb is now starring alongside Nia Vardalos and Richard Dreyfuss in Fox Searchlight's MY LIFE IN RUINS. He can also be seen in the upcoming blockbuster, TRANSFORMERS 2: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN.

Beck has been raised by his parents and all sorts of other influences both good and bad. He got into acting in junior high school and things really started happening in a big way. Beck eventually was accepted to USC where he was a huge star of plays and a improv and sketch comedy trupe. Now, after graduation Bennett has done absolutely magnificent things with his sketch comedy group, Good Neighbor, including: nation wide tour, festivals, online fan base, shows at the UCB theatre in LA, and respect of peers achievement. Beck has also had many highly acclaimed performances for casting directors all over LA. He did a triathlon last year.

Sascha has been performing for as long as she can remember. At age 17, Sascha enrolled in the theatre program at USC and flew down to LA to take her career a little more seriously. At USC she got to refine her skills in productions like "Les Belles-Soeurs," directed by Martha Demson, "All's Well That Ends Well" co-directed by Mark Rucker (Die Mommy, Die!) and Nike Doukas (Numb3rs, Without a Trace, Criminal Minds). During her last year at USC Sascha was accepted into the British American Dramatic Academy where she studied with British greats Sir Derek Jacobi, Sheila Allen (Royal Shakespeare Company) and Fiona Shaw, Since graduation, Sascha has appeared on NBC's "Days of Our Lives," the independent short film "Another Day" and the non-union feature "Papa Zeus."and the Dreamworks feature "Hotel for Dogs". Visit her website at www.SaschaAlexander.com or follow her on twitter: @smascha

Originally from Los Angeles, Brittani Noel is a graduate of USC and the British Academy of Dramatic Arts. Since graduation she has found work on Nickelodeon's "Drake and Josh," the thriller "Impact Point" and "He's Just Not That Into You," directed by Ken Kwapis.

Les is a character actor of many faces, and is thrilled to be playing the iconic role of Andy Dufresne for "Blue Movies". To learn more about Les and his acting, and see his latest reel, please visit www.lesmahoney.com

Brynn has studied her craft at both USC and NYU. She has shared the screen with Ed Begley Jr. (This is Spinal Tap), Kate Flannery (The Office), and Wendi McLendon-Covey (Reno 911). More information is available at www.BrynnAbbot.com

A native of Northern California, Zack Gold now resides and works in Los Angeles. He is a member of Theatre Banshee, which was named LA's Best Mid Sized Theatre by The Los Angeles Times and a lead in the indie feature"How To Survive" which will make it's premier this year.

This past year Summer co-wrote, co-produced and co-starred in the short film "Now or Never." Past television credits include: "Sleeper Cell" (Showtime), "Star-ving" (crackle.com web series), "Bold and the Beautiful" and "Young and the Restless".

Robert is an incredible talent at virtually all American dialects from New England, New York, and New Jersey, to Great Lakes. He is an expert ocean and fresh-water fisherman, poker player, swimmer, cyclist, licensed private pilot, oil painter, and cook.

Alison Thalhammer is a native of Chicago, IL. Her past productions include Lady Windermere's Fan, Romeo and Juliet, Noises Off!, Unity (1918), Private Lives, and Anna Karenina. Alison can be contacted at: alison.thalhammer@gmail.com

Scott Brown is a graduate of USC's School of Cinematic Arts with a degree in screenwriting. His work has been screened at numerous film festivals including the Los Angeles Film Festival, Santa Barbara International, SXSW film festival, the Long Beach International, and most recently the Cannes Film Festival. He has since produced web based projects in Los Angeles for companies such as The MiniMovie Channel and The Safran Digital Group.

Ryan Romero graduated from USC with a degree in business administration and cinema-television. Since graduation, he has worked in freelance production for numerous television projects including: The Osbournes Reloaded, America's Got Talent, Design Star, and VH1's Tool Academy. Ryan fulfills the roll of post production supervisor and co-producer on this particular project.

Samantha Garrison is a native of Chicago and a current student at Columbia College studying cinematic arts. During her time at school, Samantha has produced numerous student films including: "Life in the Fast Lane," and "My Cat Named Fido." Samantha is currently working on a stage play called "Pink is the New Green."

Keith is a graduate of Binghamton University with a degree in Business and Polical Science. He has worked on a number of projects that have been screened all across the world including the Toronto and LA Film Festivals. Balancing his time between on set productions and the film financing world proves to be a challenge that Keith tackles with great skill and ease. He recently worked on a Jim Carrey deal. He also has six major projects for the year 2010.

Logan Burdick is a recent graduate of USC's School of Cinematic Arts, and currently works in story development with Brad Krevoy at MPCA Film. In addition to developing Blue Movies for the internet, Logan also served as Creator and Executive Producer of USC Film's first student-produced webisode series "Birnkrant 616," the upcoming "Two Guys in a Room: Sometimes More," and Writer/Director of the award-winning "It's a Wonderful Death!" For more information please visit www.LoganBurdick.com, or follow him on twitter: @loganburdick.

has been making movies since the fourth grade. A graduate of the University of Southern California's screenwriting program, his films have won the top prizes at festivals, including the WorldFest–Houston International Film Festival. In addition to writing and directing projects, he produced the feature film "S.E.R.E." which was profiled in Variety during March 2008. Jonathan has developed screenplays with Benderspink, Sony, and Momentum Productions.

Kristoffer May hails from Seattle, Washington. As a recent graduate of Washington State University, Chris took his degree in cinematography to Los Angeles, where he began shooting music videos for local bands. He has since worked as a director of photography for numerous independent films.