Tyffanee Smith first started in The Business Modeling in NYC doing Runway and Print work.
She has since moved to L.A to Pursue Acting and has appeared in Television/Movies, such as “Ugly Betty”, “How i Met Your Mother”, “Iron Man”, and independent film “The Gold Rush Boogie”, Just to Name a Few.
Always Seeking New Roles and Projects, This Proven Starlet Has What It Takes to Take This Industry By Storm. Easy on the Eyes, Wtty, and Fun to Work With This girl Is “The Next Big Thing”.
Elle Van Schaik always dreamed of becoming a model but living in Dayton, Ohio she never thought it would be possible. Instead of giving up on her dreams, she decided to move to Los Angeles, two years ago, to pursue a career in modeling. Elle has since been modeling for two years and has worked with multiple brands in many different industries including: Cult Creed Activewear, Booty Booster, Royal Blunts, Mess Clothing, Yacht & Smith and Michi Bikinis. Elle has experience working in print, runway, e-commerce, social media advertisements and brand pages, and commercials.
Along with modeling Elle has experience working as a background actor in movies and shows including: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, West World, Dirty John, and Lucifer.
Elle’s recent projects include a social media commercial for Booty Max, a supplement and waist trainer company. She has recently worked with Odyssey to create holograms portraying multiple characters. Lastly, she’s also worked with multiple dating apps to create content for their soon to launch apps.
Elle is a former college basketball player for Ohio University and loves all sports. She enjoys fitness and is a certified personal trainer. She also loves traveling and new experiences.
Since her childhood, Natalie Fisher has always felt a strong calling the world of entertainment. Throughout her youth, she would write hundreds of play; in which she would cast her sisters and friends. She even had her father build a stage in her backyard where her plays could be performed. This love only grew as she got older.
Throughout her career, Natalie has found herself in productions onstage, as well as behind the camera. She has grown up performing theatre, most notably staring in productions of Chicago and Harvey. Her on-camera work includes featured roles in the Brazilian soap opera Malhação: Pro Dia Nascer Feliz and the Amazon Prime show Shadows of Mystery. Furthermore, she has been in many commercials for companies such as Walt Disney Co. and Nervana Headphones.
In her free time, Natalie loves to learn. She has always had a deep love for science. She is currently in pursuit of neuroscience and behavioral science degrees. Furthermore, Natalie enjoys writing. She is very excited to advance in her career in the entertainment industry, and is eager to see what the future holds.
Margarita Monet, is a singer/model and an actor. Performing since a very early age, she has studied music, theater and ballet. Margarita is an accomplished pianist. She has competed and won awards in numerous piano competitions in Russia, Europe and the US.
Moving to Houston, she attended high School For The Performing and Visual Arts, for musical theater. After intense training she decided to pursue her career further and moved to New York after getting a scholarship to the New York University’s Tisch School Of The Arts. At NYU she majored in Theater at the Meisner studio and minored in Music. While living in New York, she acted in Off Broadway plays, independent short and feature films and sang with local bands at the city’s clubs.
Margarita moved to LA in 2010 and started working with producer in LA. While working on the songs, she met Dave Bates, and soon after they formed the rock band. Soon their music partnership created tremendous results and solidified the band that took up the new name, Edge Of Paradise. The band has released 3 radio charting albums, recently charted on Billboard and tour internationally.
Margarita has modeled/ worked as a brand ambassador for brands including Manic Panic, Mac Cosmetics, Shrine Of Hollywood, Zolnar futuristic clothing, 24 hour fitness, Telefunken microphones, 3D rockstars and many more.
Tesla Wolfe
A Seminole/Creek Native American girl from rough Oklahoma who came to LA to chase her dreams.
Dancer/Choreographer/Teacher for 5 years. Now working as a Model, Actress, Dancer in Los Angeles. Studies advanced acting with Ivana Chubbuck School of Acting
Laura Quirk grew up in San Luis Obispo, California acting in community theatre productions and studying dance whenever possible. While a full time high school student, she began to commute to Los Angeles for acting and modeling work. She worked alongside director Marc Webb and Nickelodeon sitcom, Drake and Josh. She booked the lead in Gary Allen’s music video, Best I Ever Had (over 16 million views) and POD’s, Will You? (over 2 million hits) as well as many commercials and modeling jobs.
After graduating from Westmont College with a degree in English and minor in Dance and Theatre arts, Laura took brief break from acting to travel and teach English.
Since returning to pursue her first love, acting, Laura has worked on Unusually Thicke starring Alan Thicke, Removed Part Two, and booked the lead in two music videos for MAGIC! (26 million views and 8 million views). She has also booked nearly a dozen commercials.
Laura has trained with Deborah Lemen, Patrick Baca, Killian McHugh, and at groundlings with Samantha Roy and Arian Price.
Laura enjoys dance, yoga, hiking and time spent with her big family and friends. She lives with her husband who is a commercial fisherman and her golden retriever who she is currently trying to make “instafamous.”
Laura continues to study with Deborah Lemen and is currently writing and producing her own comedic shorts.
Ace Antonio Hall was born Acemandese Nzondi Hall in Elmhurst Hospital in Queens. He is the youngest son of painter, illustrator and songwriter, Christopher Hall, and RN Alice Hall (Thomas). He has an older sister, Carol Brown, an older brother Christopher Hall III, a deceased older sister, Patricia Hall and two half-siblings by his father’s other relationship. His father is African-American. His mother is African-American, and also has Irish and Cherokee ancestry.
When Ace was two-years-old, his family left their home in Bushwick, Brooklyn, and moved to Elmont, Long Island. Soon after, Ace moved to Jacksonville, Florida to be raised by his grandparents. Once he graduated from Jean Ribault Senior High School, he moved back to New York and received his BFA with a concentration in screenwriting from C. W. Post, Long Island University. He taught middle school English for over a decade before moving to Los Angeles and becoming a director of Education for the Sylvan Learning Center.
Hall made his professional writing debut in April 2013, when Montag Press published his young adult zombie novel, Confessions of Sylva Slasher. Since then, he has published several short stories in anthologies, magazines, online, and newspaper periodicals.
Hall has worked as an actor in principal roles for a few independent films, including playing the role of Prince Thun in AFTRA’s Radio Play: Flash Gordon, and landing the role of Vanessa Williams’ boyfriend/date in ABC’s Desperate Housewives.
Joe is east coast born and raised but always had LA on his mind. He is a former scholar athlete and businessman, and has always blended his business savvy with his creative side. In 2010, he earned a degree in business management from an accredited business school the same year he won first place in his school’s film festival for a film that he co-wrote and starred in. It was at this time that he decided to take his writing and acting more seriously and brought his intelligence, athleticism, and raw talent to the stage, tv, and film.
Almost immediately in Boston, Joe starred in the theater production of, “A Few Good Men,” as Lt. Jonathan Kendrick the same year he starred as Rev. David Marshall Lee, in Larry Shu’s renowned play, “The Foriegners,” at esteemed theaters in Boston. All the while, Joe was taking weekly improv classes and a master-class acting program. As he loves creating his own material, Joe wrote, produced, and starred in several Youtube sketches that wracked up over 65,000 views. While in Boston, Joe starred in several national commercials, a handful of short films, and some bit parts on the sliver screen. His instant success along with confirmation of his love and passion for acting gave him the confidence he needed to move to LA to pursue his dream.
Joe moved to LA in August of 2014. He immediately enrolled in Lesley Kahn’s comedy intensive and ongoing master class program and studied there for 6 months. He has since been training with Nikolai Guzov in a weekly audition class as well as an additional scene study class. He truly believes his acting skills have skyrocketed in his 2 years of intensive training in LA and is very excited to continue to grow as an actor. Since being here, he has starred in national commercials for Acura, Nestea, and Charles Schwab and M&M’s. He has starred in two separate roles for highly viewed Investigation Discovery shows and recently shot a comedy pilot co-starring alongside Frankie Muniz. His most regular role is a re-ocurring co-star character on Days of Our Lives. Joe earned his first lead role as a pilot in an independent feature film (from the producers of Sharknado) in Sci-Fi thriller, “Airspeed,” set to premiere in November 2016.
While Joe sometimes considers his model good-looks to be a burden that overshadows his pure talent, he has used it to his advantage in — well — modeling. He has been in print ads and billboards for companies such as Bicycle Casino, BMW, and Hugo Boss — he loves being in front of the camera! Finally, Joe’s Superman looks come with a deep, powerful superman voice that’s been utilized well in the voice over world.
Joe is excited to continue making strides in acting, modeling, and voice overs. He is happy to call LA his new home but is very prideful of his east coast roots — he feels it gives him an advantage — those east coast boys have a great work ethic, genuine nature, and are a pleasure to work with!
Joe has always had a passion
Rosette was born in Hawaii and grew up doing classical ballet in California. She Attended various summer programs including the San Francisco Ballet School, Boston Ballet, American Ballet Theater, Complexions Contemporary Ballet, Northwest Dance Project, and the Netherlands Dance Theatre. After graduating with a BFA in dance, she began traveling for modeling, before finally signing with a dance agent and settling in Los Angeles. She soon realized acting, improv, and comedy writing are where her true interests lie, and has been pursuing that ever since. She has trained at UCB, Lesly Kahn, and Killian McHugh among others. Rosette also has written several spec scripts, sketch packets and pilots, and is on a indie improv team of UCB graduates called “Garage.” She also writes and creates her own content with her production group, Everything’s Taken Productions
