Charlie Capen was born in San Francisco, California, and grew up surrounded by arts and media with parents in both the radio and literary fields. By age seven, he had traveled across the US five times and spanned Western Europe, Mexico and the Mediterranean lands. By age 11, he booked his first commercial, his first play at 13. Award-winning archer, poet, and wrestler by the age of 15, Charlie was also bilingual by 16.

Currently living in the Los Angeles area, Charlie is developing three feature screenplays and can be seen around the LA area in local productions and short films. Recent appearances include CBS's King of Queens, NBC's American Dreams, a national in-store, internet and television campaign for Target store and ESPN's NFL Gameday.

Rebecca Rainboldt grew up in the city of Long Beach on the edge of Orange County. Since the innocent age of two she has been a passionate participant in creating art of all kinds. In her childhood, she performed with the Long Beach International Children's Choir who sand along-side Michael Jackson and Hillary Clinton. She also danced competitively in ballet, pointe, jazz, lyrical, and tap from the ages of 10 to 15. Most recently she has graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television.

During her time at UCLA she co-founded The Unacceptable Theater Company, which has produced three shows since its inception in the fall of 2004. Also, in her years at UCLA she studied theater and language in Birmingham, England, Paris, France, and loved exploring the continent of Europe. Her favorite roles include Annie in Annie, Gabby in City of Angels, Kathy Sheldon in Singin' in the Rain, and Laura in Tennessee Williams' The Glass Menagerie. For her theatrical work at UCLA she was awarded The Ralph Freud Fellowship in Acting. Currently Rebecca is living in Los Angeles and pursuing a career in theater, film, and television.

This is her first experience working in film and it has been a pleasure. She is looking forward to many more.

While pursuing an acting career in LA, Crystal studied at The South Coast Repertory, The Actors Workshop, and with Oscar nominee Jeannie Berlin. She has acted in various plays and has appeared in several television guest spots and commercials. She is also a member of the Screen Actors Guild.

Crystal began studying filmmaking at Los Angeles City College. She made two short films -- "On Hold" and "Falling on Deaf Ears". Both films were selected to screen at the Best of the Semester Festival held twive a year at LACC. "On Hold" was also selected to screen at the Oceanside Film Festical.

In the fall of 2001, Crystal received the Graduate Opportunity Fellowship to attend UCLA's School of Theater Film and Television. She is also the recipient of the Motion Picture Association Award, The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Internship Award, and the Jim Morrison Award.

Crystal is currently writing her thesis, as well as two feature-length screenplays.

Production Designer
Jean Lee

Art Director
Debbie Bell

Costume Designer
Samantha Kuester

Edited by
Crystal Us