DAVID CHOKACHI - TONY

Actor David Chokachi is best known for his role as Cody Madison in the worldwide television phenomenon, Baywatch. David’s
introduction to the series in its sixth season earned him an enormous fan-base and the distinction of being voted one of People
Magazine’s "50 Most Beautiful People." His successful foray into television paved the way for his winning roles in TNT’s original hit
series Witchblade, The N’s Beyond the Break and a variety of films including the Sundance hit Psycho Beach Party, independent sci-fi thriller The Dreamless and Sony’s action flick Bats 2 for the Sci-Fi Channel, among others. Most recently, David played the role of Tony in the indie film The Putt Putt Syndrome. David was also recently featured as part of the cast of the VH-1 reality series Confessions of a Teen Idol.

THEA GILL - SAM

Thea Gill is best known for her portrayal of Lindsay Peterson on the landmark Showtime series Queer As Folk. Other TV and film credits include, Masters of Horror, Truth, Reunion, Andromeda, Sightings, Heartland Ghost and Mulligans. Most recently Thea guest starred on the 5th season of the CBS hit series Ghost Whisperer. In 2002 she was a warded a Golden Sheaf for Best Actress for her role of Nina's Muse in Bliss, and was the 2005 Leo Award winner for her role as Caroline in TheCollector. She also appeared in the film Eighteen (With Sir Ian McKellen) Also a celebrated stage actress, Thea starred in such notable roles as: Claudia in Joanna Murray-
Smith’s Honour, Elena in Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya; Desdemona in Shakespeare’s Othello and as Catherine in David Auburn’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, Proof. Upcoming projects include the feature films Remembering Nigel (With Martin Landau & Sally Kirkland) for which Thea, recorded her own original version of Willie Nelson’s Crazy produced by Damiza Young. She also stars in The Putt Putt Syndrome and the SY-FY Channel’s new Mini Series: Riverworld (Starring alongside Alan Cumming)

HEATHER TOM - VICKI

Two-time Emmy Award winning actress Heather Tom plays Katie Logan in the daytime soap The Bold and the beautiful. Her long
daytime drama roles include, Victoria Newman in The Young and the Restless, and Kelly Cramer Buchannan Buchannan in One Life
To Live. In 1997 she won Best Younger Leading Actress at the Soap Opera Digest Awards. As a young actress, Heather landed guest
appearances on many shows, including Kids Incorporated and Who'sThe Boss? She also co-starred in two movies of the week, ABC-TV's I'll Take Romance and CBS-TV's Deadly Whispers. Having a special love affair with theater Heather produced a revival of Neil Simon's Biloxi Blues and played the role of Daisy. The revival was well received and won 5 Dramalogue Awards. In most recent years Heather has made a number of TV appearances in popular shows such as Law & Order: SpecialVictims Unit, Monk, and Ugly Betty, among others. She has also appeared on a number of indie films including, The Rival, City Teacher, Suicide Dolls, and The Putt Putt
Syndrome.

ROBERT MASCHIO - FRANK THE BUTCHER

Robert is best known for his role as the hilariously sex-obsessed surgeon The Todd on the popular ABC Comedy Scrubs . Other TV
credits include appearances on shows such as Spin City, Bram andAlice, Veronica Mars, and the daytime soap As the World Turns. As
a college student at Columbia University, Robert was encouraged by his classmate Dan Futterman ("Judging Amy") to take up acting.
After graduating, Robert did a two-year program with the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre, and studied with the legendary Sanford Meisner. Later he worked in theatre at the Synchronicity Space, The Actor Studio, and the American Place Theatre, as well as Theatre 3. He has also done stand up at Stand Up New York, the Comic Strip and the Boston Comedy Club in the Village. Since Scrubs, Robert has also acted on numerous independent films. Most recently he played Frank The Butcher in Allen Cognata's The Putt Putt Syndrome

PAUL DIOMEDE - THE KEEP IT UP GUY

Paul Diomede is a New York based actor and writer with a BA in Theatre from Salve Regina University in Newport RI. In 2008 / 2009
he appeared in five films including Monogamy directed by Academy Award nominee Dana Adam Shapiro, Alan Cognata’s The Putt Putt
Syndrome, Antoine Fuqua’s Brooklyn’s Finest, Oren Moverman’s The Messenger and Raymond DeFellita’s City Island. A perennial bad guy on Law & Order, L&O SVU and L&O CI, he has made several appearances in all three shows. Since 1990 he has guest starred in numerous television programs including; The Sopranos, Third Watch, Kings, New Amsterdam and Queens Supreme among others. His more notable films include Spike Lee's 25 Hour and Jim Jarmush's Ghost Dog. He is the author of numerous screenplays including, Lesser Prophets starring John Turturro, Jimmy Smits, Scott Glenn and Elizabeth Perkins.