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Isaiah Scott (“Michael”)
Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, Isaiah spent the last ten years losing his “burg” accent after being kidnaped to Ohio. His career includes stand-up comedy, improv, film, theater, commercials and TV. This is his first lead role in a feature-length film. He has studied with Kevin McClatchy, Cinublue Productions, The Acting Studio Program, Dave Schwensen’s Comedy Workshop and the Pittsburgh Playhouse. Isaiah has a MA in Film Making from Regent University and is represented by BornLaughing Productions LLC. Visit Isaiah Scott website at www.isaiahscott.com
scOtt summitt ("Nick")
scOtt (www.imdb.com/name/nm2574193/) is a veteran character and improv actor. He has worked on numerous television shows including The West Wing, Scrubs, The Practice, Ally McBeal and Firefly, as well as films like Intolerable Cruelty and A Mighty Wind. He regularly performs improv comedy throughout the central Ohio area with the Café Comedy Players, the Pale Imitations improv troupe, and Full Frontal Nudity. He has appeared in several local and regional commercials, and teaches improvisation to fellow actors. Visit his website at www.scOttsummitt.com.
Betsy Greer (“Julie”)
Betsy is a native of Ohio. She has been featured in commercials, industrial videos and print work throughout the regional area. Betsy has worked with CAM Talent since 1999 and enjoys performing in plays as well as in front of the camera.
Richard Napoli (“Eddy”)Richard enjoys working on film, television and the stage in Columbus and beyond. He currently studies with Kevin McClatchy and is represented on camera, in the Midwest, by CAM Talent. Check out his resume at www.nycastings.com/richardnapoli
Mary Jo Apisa (“Mom”)Mary Jo started in improv comedy in 2002 as a News Year's resolution. Since then she has produced comedy shows and has been involved in six independent films as an actor, make-up artist, hairdresser, and location scout. She was recently selected for a role in the sit-com, Two Doors Down. Mary Jo is glad to have kept her resolutions and says, "It's a great ride and I have no intention of jumping off now!"
Bob Maines (“Pop”)Bob was bitten by the "Acting Bug" in 2001, after appearing in the movie Green Card Fever. He has acted in eleven local independent films, and most recently in the Columbus 48 hour film project. Bob has had theatre roles with Curtain Players, Emerald City Theatre, Ujima Theatre, and Evolution Theatre. He has also been featured in industrial films, print work, and TV commercials. Bob has been represented by CAM Talent in Columbus since 2002 .
Mike McNeese; "Director of Photography"Mike McNeese is an award-winning Director of Photography and also Executive Producer at Echo Productions. Residing in Pickerington, Ohio, Mike is passionate about filmmaking, with several independent film projects under his belt, and several more now in the works. www.echopro.net
Dean Jensen "Composer"Dean Jensen has been composing and performing for 30 years, and has studied extensively with film composer Hummie Mann and guitarist Robert Fripp. He has composed orchestral and electronic scores for several films, including the Seattle International Film Festival 'Fly Film' Shut Eye, directed by Andy McCone and Joe Shapiro. He lives with his family in Seattle. www.deanpjensen.com
Jim Leo; "Writer and Director"Six Days is the second feature that Jim Leo wrote and directed. His first, Passing the Bar, took second place in the comedy division of The Indie Gathering Film Festival (2006). Jim says, "I was very lucky to get the cast and crew of Six Days. Everyone gave one hundred percent. Every obstacle we came across during production became an opportunity to make the movie even better. What a journey!"