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Charly Faye is a London-based actress and filmmaker with a strong background in performance, having studied at UCA and East 15. Her notable credits include Channel 4's 'CopyCat' and Heong Gallery Cambridge's 'Edward/Maurice'. During the 2020 lockdown, Charly co-created the online immersive piece 'The Prism' with Les Enfants Terribles, sparking her passion for filmmaking. She produced and starred in two 2024 short films: 'Scrub Me, Daddy' (premiered at BFI IMAX and top 25 in Straight 8) and 'Flying Duo' (in post-production). Charly is writing her first full-length play, supported by the Bush Theatre’s West London Playwriting group, inspired by her experience caring for her late mother. An advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, she volunteers for Just Like Us and writes for publications like Diva and Gay Times. Her love for celluloid filmmaking drives her to pursue more film projects.

Theo is a London-based actor who completed his professional training at Rose Bruford College and is represented by Nina Malone at IAG. His commercial portfolio includes collaborations with brands such as Coca-Cola, Samsung, Paddy Power, Tipico, and Ocado. In 2023, Theo made his TV debut in BBC's 'Silent Witness', following a key connection with casting director Seth Mason. With a keen interest in expanding his presence in film and TV, Theo enjoys working on short films with strong narratives. Inspired by iconic films like 'The Godfather' and shows such as 'Top Boy', he is passionate about telling compelling stories and thrives in collaborative creative environments.

CK Goldiing, a British filmmaker and actor from Sheffield, gained notable media attention in 2015 with his endurance challenge, 100 Musicians, where he survived in London for six months on just £100. This project, praised as "incredible" by Red Bull, was a world's first and inspired subsequent works like '61 HUGS' (2018) and 'Waiting With a Killer' (2020). Based in West London since 2021, CK made his acting debut in 2023 with 'Where's The Money?', a dark comedy crime thriller that garnered acclaim for its cinematography and narrative. He further boosted his profile with the viral sketch 'The Angry Landlord', which, by August 2024, had over 6 million views. CK was nominated for Best Actor at the Short & Sweet Film Festival Essex in May 2024 for his role in Reminders, which also won Best Film at the We Make Films International Film Festival.

Phoebe Cleghorn is an actor and writer represented by Identity Agency Group. She recently starred as the Mayor in Jordi M. Carter’s contemporary adaptation of 'The Government Inspector' at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre. Prior to that, she appeared in BBC Maestro’s acting masterclass with Succession's Brian Cox and Emmy-nominated director James Buchanan. As a writer, Phoebe is inspired by filmmakers such as Shane Meadows, Barry Jenkins, and Bong Joon-ho. Her autobiographical short film concept 'Commerce Street', was shortlisted for the BFI South East Script Lab 2023, and she is developing the script alongside other projects focusing on mental health and belonging. Phoebe’s background in English Literature continues to shape her creative approach.

Emily, a working-class actor from the North-East, has been passionate about theatre and TV since graduating from ALRA North. Her credits include the BBC feature film 'Vera' and a guest role on 'Coronation Street', where she enjoyed the fast-paced environment and is eager to bring that experience to future projects. Fascinated by the collaborative nature of filmmaking, Emily invests wholeheartedly in every role, whether in commercials or feature films. She particularly enjoys working with new writing on short films and is currently developing her own vampire-themed short. Active in theatre, she is rehearsing for an adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing and will soon perform in a play about Makina, reflecting her pride in her North-East roots.

Aisha Jalloh is a 23-year-old actress from East London, best known for her role as Maria in the short film 'Skate' (directed by Kasey Anais-Blondell, produced by Remi Moses). She has an upcoming lead role in another short film and a supporting role in a feature. Aisha trained in musical theatre and screen acting at The Brit School and Middleweek Newton Academy. As a dedicated screenwriter, her motivation is to create more opportunities for black actresses and to amplify the representation of black women and girls on screen. She is currently developing a supernatural teen drama pilot inspired by 'Teen Wolf' and 'Misfits', with a long-term goal of starring in her own projects and providing more coming-of-age stories of Black youth.

Faith is a versatile actor and performer working across both stage and screen. Her theatre credits include performances at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the Tower Theatre, London. On screen, Faith has appeared in productions such as 'His Dark Materials', 'Black Cake', 'Sex Education', and 'Brave New World'. Looking ahead, she is eager to create films in various genres, including sci-fi, historical drama, military science fiction, and mystery. Faith is also passionate about translating her stage experience into film and television, and she continues to explore new creative opportunities.

Paul is an actor with extensive experience in film, TV, theatre, and voiceover. His credits include Sky/Signature Films' 'One More Shot' and BBC/Channel 7's 'All Saints', with additional roles in modern and classical theatre across London and Europe. A prolific voiceover artist, he has 2024 credits in 'Classified: France 44' (Team 17) and is set to record the Mistmantle Chronicles series. He recently founded Modern Rituals, a production company developing a TV series about loss and ukuleles set in Northern England, and a feature on activist finance. Paul is also working on a TV series about modern masculinity. Trained at the Drama Centre, he is drawn to psychologically complex characters and enjoys exploring their inner and outer worlds.

Kirsty launched her career at 18 with the BBC series 'Maggie' and has been active for over 40 years across theatre, radio, short films, and TV in the UK. With over 25 years in medical roleplay, she can convincingly play a GP. Her notable early role was touring with Jimmy Logan and Una McLean, and she’s had TV highlights in 'Puzzle Trail' and 'Taggart'. A founding member of Hopscotch Theatre, she entertained thousands of children and teachers. Recently, she appeared in 'Dirty Water' and toured with 'Gazing' and 'Art & Us'. In addition to performing, Kirsty is a facilitator for Stage To Page and co-chair of Equity’s Scottish National Committee, where she advocates for increased public funding for the arts.

Amaru is an Anglo-Ecuadorian actor who began his artistic journey at 11 after moving to England, studying at the National Youth Theatre and training at Rose Bruford College. He has toured with the Young Shakespeare Company in England and Kuwait. Amaru co-founded CANOLA, a production company creating original films, with their debut project 'A Date to Remember' longlisted in a 48-hour film competition, and their second 'Delirium', a surreal fable shot on 16mm—currently in post-production. He also runs Rufest, a grassroots festival in Cambridge that showcases independent art, now including film and theatre. A native Spanish speaker, Amaru is passionate about multilingual films and diverse genres, eager to explore a wide range of characters and storytelling styles in future projects.

Archie, a 22-year-old actor from the South West, began his career with the National Youth Theatre in 2019 and founded OffPiste Theatre while still in his A-levels. Despite multiple rejections from drama schools, he gained representation in 2021 by creating his own work. His TV credits include Sky's 'Colosseum', BBC's 'Doctors', and ITV's 'Unforgotten'. He's appeared in numerous short films, rehearsed readings, an audio play, OffPiste work, and recently did a play in a car called 'Blind Spot'. OffPiste has become a multidisciplinary production company with films selected for BAFTA-qualifying festivals and Arts Council funding, and is now an Associate Company to the National Youth Theatre. OffPiste is Archie's vehicle to platform rural voices and working class backgrounds, as well as exploring exciting stories with audiences that have a personal connection such as Absent Fathers - being able to direct various projects and across different art-forms has taught him so much about acting.

Racheal Tse is a London-based actor, voiceover artist, and writer from Mainland China, who began her performing arts journey at the age of five with Chinese dance. Despite holding a nursing degree and moving to the UK in 2008, her passion for acting has remained strong. She discovered a profound connection with acting through the Outside Edge Theatre Company in 2019, using it to advocate for mental health and invisible disabilities. Racheal has written three short films, self-producing two, with her projects 'Touch the Sky' shortlisted for the 2023 Recovery Street Film Festival and 'Room No. 3' for the BFI Film London Elevate programme. As a company member and volunteer with Outside Edge, she helps deliver drama and creative writing sessions for those in need. Racheal is set to film a mini-series pilot in France in September 2024. Racheal is represented by AP Talent management.