BRETT MACK
"BRADY COLLINS"

Brett received his first training in drama from a special woman named Mrs. Bowes at his high school in Indiana, PA. She urged him to continue to follow his dream of acting, and so he did while studying theatre at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. In 2005 Brett graduated summa cum laude, but not before he was a National Finalist in the Irene Ryan acting competition, hosted at the Kennedy Center in D.C. This would be the last time his stepfather and friend, Richard Alsippi, would see him perform before succumbing to cancer.

The following year was spent at the Orlando Shakespeare Festival where Brett took on roles in the plays: 12TH NIGHT, JULIUS CAESAR, and ROBINSON CRUSOE. While in Orlando, he also continued his classical training, and began teaching Shakespeare and Stage Combat to young actors. In 2007, he moved back to the Pittsburgh area to perform in two World Premier plays: MEZZULAH, and THE MUCKLE MAN at the City Theatre. After much encouragement from friends, family and colleagues Brett packed his bags for L.A. It wasn’t long before he was back on the stage, performing in SHAKESPEARE'S R&J at the Chance Theatre. Brett would like to thank his family for all of their continued love and support.

Meg was born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio by her doctor father Robert and artist mother Julie, and she has a younger brother Michael, who is her world. Meg dove into theater at an early age and fell in love with telling stories through acting—so much so that she left Indiana University after her sophomore year to fully take on Los Angeles and give this film and television thing a try. Since then she has appeared in a wide array of music videos, commercials, independent films and television shows such as 

MEG CIONNI
"LUCY COLLINS"

JACKÉE

"NURSE HAMILTON"

Jackée was born in Winston-Salem, NC and then raised in New York City.  After a brief stint as a teacher, she found her true calling in acting.

Jackée's television career launched with a role on the TV soap, ANOTHER WORLD.  This led to her becoming a cultural icon and later to lead roles in the sitcoms, 227 and SISTER, SISTER.

Jackée has won several awards for her work.  In 1987 she won an Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series for her portrayal as Sandra while on 227. She was nominated in the same category a year later, and in 1989, she was nominated for a Golden Globe.  She also won two Image awards (1999 & 2000) for her work on SISTER, SISTER, winning for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series.

Film Studies Center – a crash course into the world of Hollywood.  While there, he spent time in the production office at 20th Century Fox and was then accepted into Act One, a faith-based program designed to train and mentor Christians for careers in mainstream film and television.

Soon afterward, Angelo snagged a Director’s Assistant position on his first feature, THE LEAST OF THESE.  He took what he learned from that on-set experience, and channeled it into his own directing debut on the award-winning short, GRANDE DRIP.  He’s always looking for projects that challenge him both artistically and spiritually, while forever mindful of one simple truth: “The mind of man plans his ways but the LORD directs his steps.”

GREY’S ANATOMY, CSI: NY, and ELEVENTH HOUR.  She is honored to be working with such a great cast to help promote cancer awareness.

HECTOR ELIZONDO

"GRANDPA BINKS"

Award-winning actor Hector Elizondo has a successful career spanning 50 years that includes film, television, theater and radio. In 1997, Elizondo won the prestigious Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his portrayal of ‘Dr. Phillip Watters’ on CBS’ “CHICAGO HOPE.” For six years on the show, Elizondo delivered a heartfelt and poignant performance that earned him four Emmy nominations, while creating a character that will be etched in television history for a long time to come.

Elizondo was also nominated for both a Golden Globe and American Comedy Award for his portrayal of a hotel manager in the mega feature hit “Pretty Woman.”  He recently starred with Jimmy Smits in the CBS series, CANE, and joined the cast of MONK in its seventh season on USA.  Elizondo is one of those rare actors who continue to move back and forth freely between starring roles on Broadway, television and feature films. 

Elizondo’s other film credits include:  LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA, THE MUSIC WITHIN,  YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE,  THE FLAMINGO KID, NOTHING IN COMMON, RUNAWAY BRIDE, AMERICAN GIGOLO, THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3, TORTILLA SOUP, both PRINCESS DIARIES I & II, and Garry Marshall’s current hit VALENTINE'S DAY.