Warren Fast became a professional screenwriter with the option of his feature horror script "Russet Haven" to Brandylan Productions in 2006. He then went on to option and sell several other short and feature screenplays many of which were produced including, "The Ride" (2011), "Believe" (2013), and "Harmony" (2014) starring Chris Kerson (True Detective, Gotti). Since 2013, Warren has also been awarded various acting roles in multiple projects. He debuted in the role of Gus in the action-comedy, "Deathguard" which went on to win Best Picture at the Miami Short Film Festival. Another notable role was the lead of Jonas in the sci-fi thriller "Displacement".

Warren's first work as a director was on the short drama film, "Trooper Evans" (2014) which he also wrote. Though the film was produced locally in Panama City, Florida, for no money and with barely any other resources, it was very well received. In 2019, Warren wrote, directed and produced his first feature, also filmed entirely in Panama City, Florida; an inspirational, family drama entitled, "Finding Grace", featuring industry names, Erin Gray (Buck Rogers in the 25th Century), David Keith (Officer and a Gentleman) and Bo Svenson (Kill Bill Vol. 2). The film was nominated for "Best Picture" at the Int'l Christain Film Festival and picked up for distribution by Vision Films ("Planetarium" starring Natalie Portman/Lily-Rose Depp, "The Outcasts" starring Victoria Justice/Peyton List), released in 2020.

Warren is in development on his next feature project and continues work on original scripts.

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Bestselling author Matt Roland self-published his first awarding-winning novel at the age of 13.  That line has a great ring to it but it is complete and utter rubbish, not a word true. Matt is, however, a professional tattoo artist and piercer practicing his art in Augusta, Georgia since 1995. Quite the dabbler, Matt has also tried his hand at acting, writing, painting, landscaping, horticulture, herpetology, graphic design, automotive restoration and just about anything else that provided the proper balance between frustration and joy. Life is all about challenge and if you would like to follow along while Matt willingly tests his stress levels, feel free to click the appropriate links.

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Victoria Richard has an obsession with storytelling in all forms. Before she was 16 she published two short stories and has performed national award-winning speeches. As an aspiring filmmaker and actress, her latest endeavor is to learn to write stories for the screen. She loves to learn as much as she loves to teach and has taught kids how to write and to give speeches.

Barbara Zagrodnik is a filmmaker living in Aiken, SC.  She enjoys writing family friendly material and blames classic MGM musicals for her sunny outlook on life.

Arischa, pronounced (Ah-rish-sha) Conner is a multi talented, vocal performer, musician, actress, writer and director.  You can find Arischa in Maverick Movies international release of “Yesterday is Still Gone” as the character Sheila, on the nationally syndicated CBS Dreamteam show “Chicken Soup for the Souls Hidden Heroes”, Season 1 Ep. 1, and co-starring on Hallmarks Movies, Another Tango. Arischa has also been featured in commercials for Bojangles, as a principal in the ReadyCNA training mini-series, “The Residents” as well as a voice over artists in commercial ads for BiLo Southeastern Grocers, and the ReadyCNA training program (Cognotion Productions).  Arischa divides her busy schedule to spend time with her daughter Dyneise and husband Craig. She makes sure that each performance she gives electrifies the audience and in doing so, has been very gracious with the talent God has given her.  She is currently signed with JPervis Talent Agency and AGI Management in Atlanta, and Pantheon Talent in Los Angeles, California.

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Cameron (Cam) Logan is a writer/director/producer from Jackson, SC. He has written and directed multiple short films, such as BRYN GETS A JOB, TEDDY'S PARTY, and SMOKESHOP & THE QUEEN OF DOOMDOM. He is currently in post production on his first feature film, BRYN GETS A LIFE, an 80's comedy/drama.

Cameron is also working on two feature length screenplays, a fantasy/drama retelling of Arthurian legend, ARTHUR: DAWN OF DESTINY, as well as another unannounced project.

Check out Cam on IMDb and Logan Social's YouTube Channel.  Don't forget to visit the Bryn Movie Facebook Page.

Ostella Adam fell in love with the English language at the age of 6 and has worked as a writer in the Advertising & Marketing, Hotel, TV Production, Community, and Performing Arts fields for over ten years. She has a Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults from Cambridge University, and has also taught English, Public Speaking, and Speech & Drama in after-school programs. Starting out as a dancer who loved to sing along, Ostella moved from dance to singing, and finally to acting. After years of making others suffer for her art, Ostella began taking singing and acting lessons, fuelling her loves of language and movement as well as curiosity and imagination. Often found staring off into space, Ostella has written scripts for the stage, radio, and TV. Her short plays, Don’t Stop Believin’ and Life Decisions, were performed at the Short+Sweet Malaysia Festival in 2010 and 2011. Life Decisions was also a gala finalist for the 2011 Short+Sweet Malaysia Festival and shortlisted for the Short+Sweet Sydney Festival in 2011. Ostella can be easily bribed with Coke, chocolates, and Malaysian/Thai food, and her Kryptonite is fluffy kittens.

Joanne Greene is a published playwright with YouthPLAYS.  She has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the North Carolina School of the Arts with a concentration in voice performance and a Masters of Fine Arts in Screenwriting from the University of Georgia.  She is an actress, singer, as well as a stage and music director. She served as an Artist in Residence for the State of Georgia.  She taught theatre and music in Richmond County and Columbia County for thirty years. She has appeared in several locally filmed movies and on stage with the Augusta Players.