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Courtney was born in Orange County, California and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and co-star in Lawyers!, Brandon Routh.

Courtney’s television appearances include episodes of Ugly Betty, Moesha, and South Park. In 2006 she played the lead in the independent film, Denial, which she also produced. Most recently, Courtney can be seen as Sam in Lie to Me. Lie to Me was just screened at the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival and has already received critical acclaim.

Coming up later this year, Courtney can be seen in the Warner Brothers thriller, Inhuman.

PHOTO CREDIT: Taili Song Roth

Adam hails from the beautiful streets of suburban Detroit, Michigan. He now lives in Hollywood and performs live improvisational comedy at IO West. Adam can be seen in many regional and national commercials and is a member of Rigor Tortoise, a sketch comedy group. Visit RigorTortoiseComedy.com to view their shorts and sketches. Adam is also a writer and director. He recently directed a spec commercial for Toyota Prius.

Paul was born in Laguna Beach, grew up in Chicago, and attended school at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. He moved to Los Angeles a few years ago to pursue his acting career. Paul has appeared in several short films and can be seen performing weekly at IO West and The Westside Eclectic Theaters with his groups Singles Bar and Rigor Tortoise. Paul has been shooting comedic sketches and shorts with Rigor Tortoise. You can watch them at RigorTortoiseComedy.com.

Brandon Routh made a name for himself in Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns, playing Superman, the title character in the latest chapter of the saga of one of the world’s most beloved superheroes.

Brandon can next be seen in the indie feature Lie to Me, which recently premiered in the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival. He is in the post-production stage of Life is Hot in Cracktown, based on the novel by Buddy Giovinazzo, where he stars opposite Lara Flynn Boyle and Kerry Washington, as well as the dark comedy Miss Nobody, where he stars opposite Leslie Bibb and Missi Pyle.

On the small screen, Brandon will star in an episode of NBC’s new 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series Fear Itself, set to premiere on May 29, 2008, directed by Mary Harron. He has appeared in such shows as NBC’s Will and Grace, the WB’s Gilmore Girls, CBS’s Cold Case, and ABC’s One Life to Live.

Originally from Norwalk, Iowa, Brandon attended University of Iowa where he studied English. He was active in theater in college before moving west to pursue his dream of an acting career.

PHOTO CREDIT: Jeff Vespa
 

Canadian-born actor Gregory Smith is best known for his work on the WB's critically acclaimed show Everwood, where he played “Ephram.” Gregory was most recently seen in the epic sci/fi fantasy The Seeker: The Dark is Rising.

He began his film career at the early age of six and built up a lengthy resume with such films as Leaping Leprechaun, The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, and a starring role alongside Richard Dreyfuss in Krippendorf's Tribe. Gregory can be also be seen in the romantic drama Closing the Ring, directed by Richard Attenborough. Other credits include the critically acclaimed independent film Nearing Grace, American Outlaws, and Columbia/Tristar's The Patriot. His work in the Dreamworks film Small Soldiers earned him high praise from director Joe Dante.

While not on set, Gregory spends his days with his friends and enjoys playing poker, basketball, soccer, baseball, and competitive skiing. Gregory currently lives in Los Angeles. He also Executive Produced Lawyers!.

Television, film, and stage actor, Martin Spanjers, was born in Tucson, Arizona. He began his acting career in Tucson at the age of 7 doing theatre. At age 10 he began his film and television career in Los Angeles.

His comedy skills were evident from the onset, booking a recurring role on Two of a Kind in 1998. He followed with a series regular role on the NBC sitcom, Daddio (2000) starring Michael Chiklis. Two years later he landed another series regular role playing the character of “Rory” on ABC’s 8 Simple Rules (2002) starring opposite the late comedy legend John Ritter.

His work on 8 Simple Rules won him the 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor. He has also guest starred on several other sitcoms including Malcolm in the Middle, The Hughleys, and Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Martin’s dramatic television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, Cold Case, and most recently Moonlight.

Spanjers’ most recent film was The Comebacks released in late 2007. He currently has two independent films in post-production, Little Fish, Strange Pond and Spring Break ’83. In addition to his acting career, Martin directed and co-produced the short film First Night starring James Garner.

In addition to his acting work in Lawyers!, he also Co-Produced the webisodes. He resides in Los Angeles and goes clamming every Sunday.

Lauren Stamile has most recently landed a major recurring role on the hit series Grey’s Anatomy. Playing the role of “Rose,” a smart, strong, girl next door type, her character plays the new love interest to Patrick Dempsey’s character “McDreamy.” Finishing up a
strong 2007, she guest starred on the shows Scrubs, as a sarcastic patient on her death bed, and CSI:NY as a crooked CEO.

Lauren is perhaps best know through her lead roles of “Kate Jackson” in the NBC TV Movie, Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie’s Angels, and “Liz Lombardi” in the WB series Off Centre, where she played opposite John Cho and Eddie Kaye Thomas.

With an extremely strong resume in prime time television, and roles that range from adorable paralegals to S.W.A.T. team leaders, she has also guest-starred on many of today's hottest shows, including Heroes, Boston Legal, Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, The West Wing, Cold Case, Crossing Jordan and Without A Trace.

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Stamile performed in her first play at age 4. After majoring in theater at Northwestern University, Stamile moved to New York and then Hollywood, where she lives now, to pursue acting professionally.

Garrett Strommen had his debut in Columbia Pictures I Dreamed of Africa opposite Kim Basinger. After living in Rome for eight years he attended UCLA and graduated with honors from the highly competitive writing department under Mona Simpson.

Garrett has appeared on CSI: NY, Cold Case, and several MOW’s. Most notably, Garrett played the role of “Jack” on Seventh Heaven.

Garrett is also and avid painter and sculptor.

Ally Gasparian has been seen singing and acting on stage for years, throughout Los Angeles. Her favorite roles are Mary in Jesus Christ Superstar, Rosie in Bye Bye Birdie, Sandy in Grease, and Mrs. Barker in American Dream. If she looks familiar, it may be from one of her TV commercials or print ads. She has recently recorded a self-titled CD with her sister.

Holly Kaplan hails from New York, where she performed in numerous stage productions. After moving to Los Angeles, she did a four-year stint as principal Nurse Brenda, on Days Of Our Lives. Most recently, she has appeared in House, The Minor Accomplishments Of Jackie Woodman, as well as the award winning AFI film, The Life And Death Experiences Of Young Beth Byrd.

Ben’s first passion while growing up in Pennsylvania was acting, performing in numerous theater productions in High School and community theater. He attended Ithaca College and switched over to directing and producing short films and numerous Television productions for ICTV.

After interning in Los Angeles for a semester, Ben returned after graduation and started his career as a Producer’s Assistant on a sitcom. He has worked on numerous films and television productions including; American Wedding, Off Centre, Rock Me Baby, Super Sweet 16: The Movie, and October Road.

Ben is also a passionate Red Sox fan is currently a Production Coordinator on a new ABC Family sitcom called Roommates.

Wes was born in Washington DC and studied film scoring and songwriting at UCLA and music composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wes Hambright's music has been heard in major independent films, television shows, commercials, and multi-media platforms around the world. His approach of combining found instruments, sound design, synthesizers, and orchestral instruments gives his music a very unique yet accessible sound, setting him apart from other composers.

Wes has written music for television shows including: The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and Elimidate. Currently, his music can also be heard on promos for FX's The Riches and behind the scenes featurettes for Columbia Tristar's 21. Recent film credits include an orchestral score for the feature Morristown and a pop-based score for The Sophisticated Misfit, a documentary about the artist Shag. The Sophisticated Misfit was awarded the
Maverick Filmmaker award at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival.

Wes started Orange Dog Music in 2003, a company devoted to providing a fresh sound for all media formats. To hear his music visit: www.orangedogmusic.com

Suzanne was born and raised on Long Island. She attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and graduated with a BS in Communications with a concentration in writing for television and radio. She minored in music.

After graduating, Suzanne moved out to Los Angeles and worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Daddio (NBC), The Bernie Mac Show (FOX), and Scrubs (NBC). She wrote freelance scripts for Unhappily Ever After (WB) and What About Joan? (ABC). Suzanne also writes books for children and has nine books published by Scholastic.

Suzanne teamed up with Gabe Grifoni in 2003. The two wrote and sold their first feature, Wieners, which was produced by Screen Gems. The movie stars Kenan Thompson, Fran Kranz, Zachary Levi, Andy Milonakis, Darrell Hammond, and Jenny McCarthy, and is due out in June. After Wieners, Suzanne and Gabe wrote Eggheads for Walden Media/Bristol Bay and Bill and Ted's Friggin' Badass Voyage for 360 Pictures & MGM. They wrote, directed, and edited Lawyers! for StrikeTV and are currently working on a feature, Camp Happy Hope, that they will also direct.

In her spare time Suzanne likes to compost and dreams of one day owning several chickens.

Gabe was born in Florence and moved to New York City when he was two. He went to White Plains High School and later attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and graduated with a BS in Business.

Gabe's first job out of college was working as a PA on The Daily Show (Comedy Central). Once Gabe moved out to Los Angeles he worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Sports Night (ABC), Daddio (NBC), and Scrubs (NBC). He wrote a freelance script for Off Centre (WB) and co-wrote and starred in an original short film, DJ Tanner.

As an actor, Gabe has guest starred on episodes of The Drew Carey Show, Off Centre, and The Men’s Room. He has also appeared in over 30 national commercials including Budweiser, FedEx, Progressive, Scott Tissue, and McDonalds.

He teamed up with Suzanne to write after several years of being friends and giving each other notes on their individual work. They sold their first feature, Wieners, to Screen Gems and were given the opportunity to spend 3 months on set while shooting in Utah. Since then, he and Suzanne have written several other feature scripts for studios including MGM, 360 Pictures and Walden Media/Bristol Bay. They recently went through their first pilot development season, working with Beacon Pictures and ABC Television Studios. They are currently working on a full-length independent feature film, Camp Happy Hope, which they will also direct.

Gabe spends his spare time baking brownies laced with prescription drugs, gambling, drinking and trying to walk through walls.

Chris Kantrowitz, native to LA, is the founder and Executive Producer of a music content production company based in Laurel Canyon. His company has produced video and tour content for such recording artists as Madonna, Tim McGraw, Hannah Montana, and Rhianna. The company also has produced and directed DVD films for such bands as Incubus, John Legend, Counting Crows, and Tori Amos. Chris started off working in video game design at the young age of 13. He has recently expressed interest in expanding his business into the television and commercial avenues of the entertainment industry.

Courtney was born in Orange County, California and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and co-star in Lawyers!, Brandon Routh.

Courtney’s television appearances include episodes of Ugly Betty, Moesha, and South Park. In 2006 she played the lead in the independent film, Denial, which she also produced. Most recently, Courtney can be seen as Sam in Lie to Me. Lie to Me was just screened at the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival and has already received critical acclaim.

Coming up later this year, Courtney can be seen in the Warner Brothers thriller, Inhuman.

PHOTO CREDIT: Taili Song Roth

Adam hails from the beautiful streets of suburban Detroit, Michigan. He now lives in Hollywood and performs live improvisational comedy at IO West. Adam can be seen in many regional and national commercials and is a member of Rigor Tortoise, a sketch comedy group. Visit RigorTortoiseComedy.com to view their shorts and sketches. Adam is also a writer and director. He recently directed a spec commercial for Toyota Prius.

Paul was born in Laguna Beach, grew up in Chicago, and attended school at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. He moved to Los Angeles a few years ago to pursue his acting career. Paul has appeared in several short films and can be seen performing weekly at IO West and The Westside Eclectic Theaters with his groups Singles Bar and Rigor Tortoise. Paul has been shooting comedic sketches and shorts with Rigor Tortoise. You can watch them at RigorTortoiseComedy.com.

Brandon Routh made a name for himself in Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns, playing Superman, the title character in the latest chapter of the saga of one of the world’s most beloved superheroes.

Brandon can next be seen in the indie feature Lie to Me, which recently premiered in the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival. He is in the post-production stage of Life is Hot in Cracktown, based on the novel by Buddy Giovinazzo, where he stars opposite Lara Flynn Boyle and Kerry Washington, as well as the dark comedy Miss Nobody, where he stars opposite Leslie Bibb and Missi Pyle.

On the small screen, Brandon starred in an episode of NBC’s 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series Fear Itself, which premiered on May 29, 2008, directed by Mary Harron. He has appeared in such shows as NBC’s Will and Grace, the WB’s Gilmore Girls, CBS’s Cold Case, and ABC’s One Life to Live.

Originally from Norwalk, Iowa, Brandon attended University of Iowa where he studied English. He was active in theater in college before moving west to pursue his dream of an acting career.

PHOTO CREDIT: Jeff Vespa

Canadian-born actor Gregory Smith is best known for his work on the WB's critically acclaimed show Everwood, where he played “Ephram.” Gregory was most recently seen in the epic sci/fi fantasy The Seeker: The Dark is Rising.

He began his film career at the early age of six and built up a lengthy resume with such films as Leaping Leprechaun, The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, and a starring role alongside Richard Dreyfuss in Krippendorf's Tribe. Gregory can be also be seen in the romantic drama Closing the Ring, directed by Richard Attenborough. Other credits include the critically acclaimed independent film Nearing Grace, American Outlaws, and Columbia/Tristar's The Patriot. His work in the Dreamworks film Small Soldiers earned him high praise from director Joe Dante.

While not on set, Gregory spends his days with his friends and enjoys playing poker, basketball, soccer, baseball, and competitive skiing. Gregory currently lives in Los Angeles. He also Executive Produced Lawyers!.

Television, film, and stage actor, Martin Spanjers, was born in Tucson, Arizona. He began his acting career in Tucson at the age of 7 doing theatre. At age 10 he began his film and television career in Los Angeles.

His comedy skills were evident from the onset, booking a recurring role on Two of a Kind in 1998. He followed with a series regular role on the NBC sitcom, Daddio (2000) starring Michael Chiklis. Two years later he landed another series regular role playing the character of “Rory” on ABC’s 8 Simple Rules (2002) starring opposite the late comedy legend John Ritter.

His work on 8 Simple Rules won him the 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor. He has also guest starred on several other sitcoms including Malcolm in the Middle, The Hughleys, and Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Martin’s dramatic television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, Cold Case, and most recently Moonlight.

Spanjers’ most recent film was The Comebacks released in late 2007. He currently has two independent films in post-production, Little Fish, Strange Pond and Spring Break ’83. In addition to his acting career, Martin directed and co-produced the short film First Night starring James Garner.

In addition to his acting work in Lawyers!, he also Co-Produced the webisodes. He resides in Los Angeles and goes clamming every Sunday.

Lauren Stamile has most recently landed a major recurring role on the hit series Grey’s Anatomy. Playing the role of “Rose,” a smart, strong, girl next door type, her character plays the new love interest to Patrick Dempsey’s character “McDreamy.” Finishing up a
strong 2007, she guest starred on the shows Scrubs, as a sarcastic patient on her death bed, and CSI:NY as a crooked CEO.

Lauren is perhaps best know through her lead roles of “Kate Jackson” in the NBC TV Movie, Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie’s Angels, and “Liz Lombardi” in the WB series Off Centre, where she played opposite John Cho and Eddie Kaye Thomas.

With an extremely strong resume in prime time television, and roles that range from adorable paralegals to S.W.A.T. team leaders, she has also guest-starred on many of today's hottest shows, including Heroes, Boston Legal, Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, The West Wing, Cold Case, Crossing Jordan and Without A Trace.

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Stamile performed in her first play at age 4. After majoring in theater at Northwestern University, Stamile moved to New York and then Hollywood, where she lives now, to pursue acting professionally.

Garrett Strommen had his debut in Columbia Pictures I Dreamed of Africa opposite Kim Basinger. After living in Rome for eight years he attended UCLA and graduated with honors from the highly competitive writing department under Mona Simpson.

Garrett has appeared on CSI: NY, Cold Case, and several MOW’s. Most notably, Garrett played the role of “Jack” on Seventh Heaven.

Garrett is also and avid painter and sculptor.

Suzanne was born and raised on Long Island. She attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and graduated with a BS in Communications with a concentration in writing for television and radio. She minored in music.

After graduating, Suzanne moved out to Los Angeles and worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Daddio (NBC), The Bernie Mac Show (FOX), and Scrubs (NBC). She wrote freelance scripts for Unhappily Ever After (WB) and What About Joan? (ABC). Suzanne also writes books for children and has nine books published by Scholastic.

Suzanne teamed up with Gabe Grifoni in 2003. The two wrote and sold their first feature, Wieners, which was produced by Screen Gems. The movie stars Kenan Thompson, Fran Kranz, Zachary Levi, Andy Milonakis, Darrell Hammond, and Jenny McCarthy, and is due out in June. After Wieners, Suzanne and Gabe wrote Eggheads for Walden Media/Bristol Bay and Bill and Ted's Friggin' Badass Voyage for 360 Pictures & MGM. They wrote, directed, and edited Lawyers! for StrikeTV and are currently working on a feature, Camp Happy Hope, that they will also direct.

In her spare time Suzanne likes to compost and dreams of one day owning several chickens.

Gabe was born in Florence and moved to New York City when he was two. He went to White Plains High School and later attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and graduated with a BS in Business.

Gabe's first job out of college was working as a PA on The Daily Show (Comedy Central). Once Gabe moved out to Los Angeles he worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Sports Night (ABC), Daddio (NBC), and Scrubs (NBC). He wrote a freelance script for Off Centre (WB) and co-wrote and starred in an original short film, DJ Tanner.

As an actor, Gabe has guest starred on episodes of The Drew Carey Show, Off Centre, and The Men’s Room. He has also appeared in over 30 national commercials including Budweiser, FedEx, Progressive, Scott Tissue, and McDonalds.

He teamed up with Suzanne to write after several years of being friends and giving each other notes on their individual work. They sold their first feature, Wieners, to Screen Gems and were given the opportunity to spend 3 months on set while shooting in Utah. Since then, he and Suzanne have written several other feature scripts for studios including MGM, 360 Pictures and Walden Media/Bristol Bay. They recently went through their first pilot development season, working with Beacon Pictures and ABC Television Studios. They are currently working on a full-length independent feature film, Camp Happy Hope, which they will also direct.

Gabe spends his spare time baking brownies laced with prescription drugs, gambling, drinking and trying to walk through walls.

Chris Kantrowitz, native to LA, is the founder and Executive Producer of a music content production company based in Laurel Canyon. His company has produced video and tour content for such recording artists as Madonna, Tim McGraw, Hannah Montana, and Rhianna. The company also has produced and directed DVD films for such bands as Incubus, John Legend, Counting Crows, and Tori Amos. Chris started off working in video game design at the young age of 13. He has recently expressed interest in expanding his business into the television and commercial avenues of the entertainment industry.

Ben’s first passion while growing up in Pennsylvania was acting, performing in numerous theater productions in High School and community theater. He attended Ithaca College and switched over to directing and producing short films and numerous Television productions for ICTV.

After interning in Los Angeles for a semester, Ben returned after graduation and started his career as a Producer’s Assistant on a sitcom. He has worked on numerous films and television productions including; American Wedding, Off Centre, Rock Me Baby, Super Sweet 16: The Movie, and October Road.

Ben is also a passionate Red Sox fan is currently a Production Coordinator on a new ABC Family sitcom called Roommates.

Wes was born in Washington DC and studied film scoring and songwriting at UCLA and music composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wes Hambright's music has been heard in major independent films, television shows, commercials, and multi-media platforms around the world. His approach of combining found instruments, sound design, synthesizers, and orchestral instruments gives his music a very unique yet accessible sound, setting him apart from other composers.

Wes has written music for television shows including: The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and Elimidate. Currently, his music can also be heard on promos for FX's The Riches and behind the scenes featurettes for Columbia Tristar's 21. Recent film credits include an orchestral score for the feature Morristown and a pop-based score for The Sophisticated Misfit, a documentary about the artist Shag. The Sophisticated Misfit was awarded the
Maverick Filmmaker award at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival.

Wes started Orange Dog Music in 2003, a company devoted to providing a fresh sound for all media formats. To hear his music visit: www.orangedogmusic.com

Adam hails from the beautiful streets of suburban Detroit, Michigan. He now lives in Hollywood and performs live improvisational comedy at IO West. Adam can be seen in many regional and national commercials and is a member of Rigor Tortoise, a sketch comedy group. Visit RigorTortoiseComedy.com to view their shorts and sketches. Adam is also a writer and director. He recently directed a spec commercial for Toyota Prius.

Paul was born in Laguna Beach, grew up in Chicago, and attended school at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. He moved to Los Angeles a few years ago to pursue his acting career. Paul has appeared in several short films and can be seen performing weekly at IO West and The Westside Eclectic Theaters with his groups Singles Bar and Rigor Tortoise. Paul has been shooting comedic sketches and shorts with Rigor Tortoise. You can watch them at RigorTortoiseComedy.com.

Television, film, and stage actor, Martin Spanjers, was born in Tucson, Arizona. He began his acting career in Tucson at the age of 7 doing theatre. At age 10 he began his film and television career in Los Angeles.

His comedy skills were evident from the onset, booking a recurring role on Two of a Kind in 1998. He followed with a series regular role on the NBC sitcom, Daddio (2000) starring Michael Chiklis. Two years later he landed another series regular role playing the character of “Rory” on ABC’s 8 Simple Rules (2002) starring opposite the late comedy legend John Ritter.

His work on 8 Simple Rules won him the 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor. He has also guest starred on several other sitcoms including Malcolm in the Middle, The Hughleys, and Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Martin’s dramatic television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, Cold Case, and most recently Moonlight.

Spanjers’ most recent film was The Comebacks released in late 2007. He currently has two independent films in post-production, Little Fish, Strange Pond and Spring Break ’83. In addition to his acting career, Martin directed and co-produced the short film First Night starring James Garner.

In addition to his acting work in Lawyers!, he also Co-Produced the webisodes. He resides in Los Angeles and goes clamming every Sunday.

Suzanne was born and raised on Long Island. She attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and graduated with a BS in Communications with a concentration in writing for television and radio. She minored in music.

After graduating, Suzanne moved out to Los Angeles and worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Daddio (NBC), The Bernie Mac Show (FOX), and Scrubs (NBC). She wrote freelance scripts for Unhappily Ever After (WB) and What About Joan? (ABC). Suzanne also writes books for children and has nine books published by Scholastic.

Suzanne teamed up with Gabe Grifoni in 2003. The two wrote and sold their first feature, Wieners, which was produced by Screen Gems. The movie stars Kenan Thompson, Fran Kranz, Zachary Levi, Andy Milonakis, Darrell Hammond, and Jenny McCarthy, and is due out in June. After Wieners, Suzanne and Gabe wrote Eggheads for Walden Media/Bristol Bay and Bill and Ted's Friggin' Badass Voyage for 360 Pictures & MGM. They wrote, directed, and edited Lawyers! for StrikeTV and are currently working on a feature, Camp Happy Hope, that they will also direct.

In her spare time Suzanne likes to compost and dreams of one day owning several chickens.

Gabe was born in Florence and moved to New York City when he was two. He went to White Plains High School and later attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and graduated with a BS in Business.

Gabe's first job out of college was working as a PA on The Daily Show (Comedy Central). Once Gabe moved out to Los Angeles he worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Sports Night (ABC), Daddio (NBC), and Scrubs (NBC). He wrote a freelance script for Off Centre (WB) and co-wrote and starred in an original short film, DJ Tanner.

As an actor, Gabe has guest starred on episodes of The Drew Carey Show, Off Centre, and The Men’s Room. He has also appeared in over 30 national commercials including Budweiser, FedEx, Progressive, Scott Tissue, and McDonalds.

He teamed up with Suzanne to write after several years of being friends and giving each other notes on their individual work. They sold their first feature, Wieners, to Screen Gems and were given the opportunity to spend 3 months on set while shooting in Utah. Since then, he and Suzanne have written several other feature scripts for studios including MGM, 360 Pictures and Walden Media/Bristol Bay. They recently went through their first pilot development season, working with Beacon Pictures and ABC Television Studios. They are currently working on a full-length independent feature film, Camp Happy Hope, which they will also direct.

Gabe spends his spare time baking brownies laced with prescription drugs, gambling, drinking and trying to walk through walls.

Canadian-born actor Gregory Smith is best known for his work on the WB's critically acclaimed show Everwood, where he played “Ephram.” Gregory was most recently seen in the epic sci/fi fantasy The Seeker: The Dark is Rising.

He began his film career at the early age of six and built up a lengthy resume with such films as Leaping Leprechaun, The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, and a starring role alongside Richard Dreyfuss in Krippendorf's Tribe. Gregory can be also be seen in the romantic drama Closing the Ring, directed by Richard Attenborough. Other credits include the critically acclaimed independent film Nearing Grace, American Outlaws, and Columbia/Tristar's The Patriot. His work in the Dreamworks film Small Soldiers earned him high praise from director Joe Dante.

While not on set, Gregory spends his days with his friends and enjoys playing poker, basketball, soccer, baseball, and competitive skiing. Gregory currently lives in Los Angeles. He also Executive Produced Lawyers!.

Chris Kantrowitz, native to LA, is the founder and Executive Producer of a music content production company based in Laurel Canyon. His company has produced video and tour content for such recording artists as Madonna, Tim McGraw, Hannah Montana, and Rhianna. The company also has produced and directed DVD films for such bands as Incubus, John Legend, Counting Crows, and Tori Amos. Chris started off working in video game design at the young age of 13. He has recently expressed interest in expanding his business into the television and commercial avenues of the entertainment industry.

Ben’s first passion while growing up in Pennsylvania was acting, performing in numerous theater productions in High School and community theater. He attended Ithaca College and switched over to directing and producing short films and numerous Television productions for ICTV.

After interning in Los Angeles for a semester, Ben returned after graduation and started his career as a Producer’s Assistant on a sitcom. He has worked on numerous films and television productions including; American Wedding, Off Centre, Rock Me Baby, Super Sweet 16: The Movie, and October Road.

Ben is also a passionate Red Sox fan is currently a Production Coordinator on a new ABC Family sitcom called Roommates.

Wes was born in Washington DC and studied film scoring and songwriting at UCLA and music composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wes Hambright's music has been heard in major independent films, television shows, commercials, and multi-media platforms around the world. His approach of combining found instruments, sound design, synthesizers, and orchestral instruments gives his music a very unique yet accessible sound, setting him apart from other composers.

Wes has written music for television shows including: The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and Elimidate. Currently, his music can also be heard on promos for FX's The Riches and behind the scenes featurettes for Columbia Tristar's 21. Recent film credits include an orchestral score for the feature Morristown and a pop-based score for The Sophisticated Misfit, a documentary about the artist Shag. The Sophisticated Misfit was awarded the
Maverick Filmmaker award at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival.

Wes started Orange Dog Music in 2003, a company devoted to providing a fresh sound for all media formats. To hear his music visit: www.orangedogmusic.com

Garrett Strommen had his debut in Columbia Pictures I Dreamed of Africa opposite Kim Basinger. After living in Rome for eight years he attended UCLA and graduated with honors from the highly competitive writing department under Mona Simpson.

Garrett has appeared on CSI: NY, Cold Case, and several MOW’s. Most notably, Garrett played the role of “Jack” on Seventh Heaven.

Garrett is also and avid painter and sculptor.

Courtney was born in Orange County, California and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and co-star in Lawyers!, Brandon Routh.

Courtney’s television appearances include episodes of Ugly Betty, Moesha, and South Park. In 2006 she played the lead in the independent film, Denial, which she also produced. Most recently, Courtney can be seen as Sam in Lie to Me. Lie to Me was just screened at the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival and has already received critical acclaim.

Coming up later this year, Courtney can be seen in the Warner Brothers thriller, Inhuman.

PHOTO CREDIT: Taili Song Roth

Adam hails from the beautiful streets of suburban Detroit, Michigan. He now lives in Hollywood and performs live improvisational comedy at IO West. Adam can be seen in many regional and national commercials and is a member of Rigor Tortoise, a sketch comedy group. Visit RigorTortoiseComedy.com to view their shorts and sketches. Adam is also a writer and director. He recently directed a spec commercial for Toyota Prius.

Paul was born in Laguna Beach, grew up in Chicago, and attended school at Kalamazoo College in Michigan. He moved to Los Angeles a few years ago to pursue his acting career. Paul has appeared in several short films and can be seen performing weekly at IO West and The Westside Eclectic Theaters with his groups Singles Bar and Rigor Tortoise. Paul has been shooting comedic sketches and shorts with Rigor Tortoise. You can watch them at RigorTortoiseComedy.com.

Brandon Routh made a name for himself in Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns, playing Superman, the title character in the latest chapter of the saga of one of the world’s most beloved superheroes.

Brandon can next be seen in the indie feature Lie to Me, which recently premiered in the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival. He is in the post-production stage of Life is Hot in Cracktown, based on the novel by Buddy Giovinazzo, where he stars opposite Lara Flynn Boyle and Kerry Washington, as well as the dark comedy Miss Nobody, where he stars opposite Leslie Bibb and Missi Pyle.

On the small screen, Brandon starred in an episode of NBC’s 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series Fear Itself, which premiered on May 29, 2008, directed by Mary Harron. He has appeared in such shows as NBC’s Will and Grace, the WB’s Gilmore Girls, CBS’s Cold Case, and ABC’s One Life to Live.

Originally from Norwalk, Iowa, Brandon attended University of Iowa where he studied English. He was active in theater in college before moving west to pursue his dream of an acting career.
PHOTO CREDIT: Jeff Vespa

Canadian-born actor Gregory Smith is best known for his work on the WB's critically acclaimed show Everwood, where he played “Ephram.” Gregory was most recently seen in the epic sci/fi fantasy The Seeker: The Dark is Rising.

He began his film career at the early age of six and built up a lengthy resume with such films as Leaping Leprechaun, The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, and a starring role alongside Richard Dreyfuss in Krippendorf's Tribe. Gregory can be also be seen in the romantic drama Closing the Ring, directed by Richard Attenborough. Other credits include the critically acclaimed independent film Nearing Grace, American Outlaws, and Columbia/Tristar's The Patriot. His work in the Dreamworks film Small Soldiers earned him high praise from director Joe Dante.

While not on set, Gregory spends his days with his friends and enjoys playing poker, basketball, soccer, baseball, and competitive skiing. Gregory currently lives in Los Angeles. He also Executive Produced Lawyers!.

Television, film, and stage actor, Martin Spanjers, was born in Tucson, Arizona. He began his acting career in Tucson at the age of 7 doing theatre. At age 10 he began his film and television career in Los Angeles.

His comedy skills were evident from the onset, booking a recurring role on Two of a Kind in 1998. He followed with a series regular role on the NBC sitcom, Daddio (2000) starring Michael Chiklis. Two years later he landed another series regular role playing the character of “Rory” on ABC’s 8 Simple Rules (2002) starring opposite the late comedy legend John Ritter.

His work on 8 Simple Rules won him the 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor. He has also guest starred on several other sitcoms including Malcolm in the Middle, The Hughleys, and Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Martin’s dramatic television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, Cold Case, and most recently Moonlight.

Spanjers’ most recent film was The Comebacks released in late 2007. He currently has two independent films in post-production, Little Fish, Strange Pond and Spring Break ’83. In addition to his acting career, Martin directed and co-produced the short film First Night starring James Garner.

In addition to his acting work in Lawyers!, he also Co-Produced the webisodes. He resides in Los Angeles and goes clamming every Sunday.

Lauren Stamile has most recently landed a major recurring role on the hit series Grey’s Anatomy. Playing the role of “Rose,” a smart, strong, girl next door type, her character plays the new love interest to Patrick Dempsey’s character “McDreamy.” Finishing up a
strong 2007, she guest starred on the shows Scrubs, as a sarcastic patient on her death bed, and CSI:NY as a crooked CEO.

Lauren is perhaps best know through her lead roles of “Kate Jackson” in the NBC TV Movie, Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie’s Angels, and “Liz Lombardi” in the WB series Off Centre, where she played opposite John Cho and Eddie Kaye Thomas.

With an extremely strong resume in prime time television, and roles that range from adorable paralegals to S.W.A.T. team leaders, she has also guest-starred on many of today's hottest shows, including Heroes, Boston Legal, Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, The West Wing, Cold Case, Crossing Jordan and Without A Trace.

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Stamile performed in her first play at age 4. After majoring in theater at Northwestern University, Stamile moved to New York and then Hollywood, where she lives now, to pursue acting professionally.

Garrett Strommen had his debut in Columbia Pictures I Dreamed of Africa opposite Kim Basinger. After living in Rome for eight years he attended UCLA and graduated with honors from the highly competitive writing department under Mona Simpson.

Garrett has appeared on CSI: NY, Cold Case, and several MOW’s. Most notably, Garrett played the role of “Jack” on Seventh Heaven.

Garrett is also and avid painter and sculptor.

Suzanne was born and raised on Long Island. She attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and graduated with a BS in Communications with a concentration in writing for television and radio. She minored in music.

After graduating, Suzanne moved out to Los Angeles and worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Daddio (NBC), The Bernie Mac Show (FOX), and Scrubs (NBC). She wrote freelance scripts for Unhappily Ever After (WB) and What About Joan? (ABC). Suzanne also writes books for children and has nine books published by Scholastic.

Suzanne teamed up with Gabe Grifoni in 2003. The two wrote and sold their first feature, Wieners, which was produced by Screen Gems. The movie stars Kenan Thompson, Fran Kranz, Zachary Levi, Andy Milonakis, Darrell Hammond, and Jenny McCarthy, and is due out in June. After Wieners, Suzanne and Gabe wrote Eggheads for Walden Media/Bristol Bay and Bill and Ted's Friggin' Badass Voyage for 360 Pictures & MGM. They wrote, directed, and edited Lawyers! for StrikeTV and are currently working on a feature, Camp Happy Hope, that they will also direct.

In her spare time Suzanne likes to compost and dreams of one day owning several chickens.

Gabe was born in Florence and moved to New York City when he was two. He went to White Plains High School and later attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and graduated with a BS in Business.

Gabe's first job out of college was working as a PA on The Daily Show (Comedy Central). Once Gabe moved out to Los Angeles he worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Sports Night (ABC), Daddio (NBC), and Scrubs (NBC). He wrote a freelance script for Off Centre (WB) and co-wrote and starred in an original short film, DJ Tanner.

As an actor, Gabe has guest starred on episodes of The Drew Carey Show, Off Centre, and The Men’s Room. He has also appeared in over 30 national commercials including Budweiser, FedEx, Progressive, Scott Tissue, and McDonalds.

He teamed up with Suzanne to write after several years of being friends and giving each other notes on their individual work. They sold their first feature, Wieners, to Screen Gems and were given the opportunity to spend 3 months on set while shooting in Utah. Since then, he and Suzanne have written several other feature scripts for studios including MGM, 360 Pictures and Walden Media/Bristol Bay. They recently went through their first pilot development season, working with Beacon Pictures and ABC Television Studios. They are currently working on a full-length independent feature film, Camp Happy Hope, which they will also direct.

Gabe spends his spare time baking brownies laced with prescription drugs, gambling, drinking and trying to walk through walls.

Chris Kantrowitz, native to LA, is the founder and Executive Producer of a music content production company based in Laurel Canyon. His company has produced video and tour content for such recording artists as Madonna, Tim McGraw, Hannah Montana, and Rhianna. The company also has produced and directed DVD films for such bands as Incubus, John Legend, Counting Crows, and Tori Amos. Chris started off working in video game design at the young age of 13. He has recently expressed interest in expanding his business into the television and commercial avenues of the entertainment industry
 

Ben’s first passion while growing up in Pennsylvania was acting, performing in numerous theater productions in High School and community theater. He attended Ithaca College and switched over to directing and producing short films and numerous Television productions for ICTV.

After interning in Los Angeles for a semester, Ben returned after graduation and started his career as a Producer’s Assistant on a sitcom. He has worked on numerous films and television productions including; American Wedding, Off Centre, Rock Me Baby, Super Sweet 16: The Movie, and October Road.

Ben is also a passionate Red Sox fan is currently a Production Coordinator on a new ABC Family sitcom called Roommates.

Wes was born in Washington DC and studied film scoring and songwriting at UCLA and music composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wes Hambright's music has been heard in major independent films, television shows, commercials, and multi-media platforms around the world. His approach of combining found instruments, sound design, synthesizers, and orchestral instruments gives his music a very unique yet accessible sound, setting him apart from other composers.

Wes has written music for television shows including: The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and Elimidate. Currently, his music can also be heard on promos for FX's The Riches and behind the scenes featurettes for Columbia Tristar's 21. Recent film credits include an orchestral score for the feature Morristown and a pop-based score for The Sophisticated Misfit, a documentary about the artist Shag. The Sophisticated Misfit was awarded the
Maverick Filmmaker award at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival.

Wes started Orange Dog Music in 2003, a company devoted to providing a fresh sound for all media formats. To hear his music visit: www.orangedogmusic.com

Courtney was born in Orange County, California and currently lives in Los Angeles with her husband and co-star in Lawyers!, Brandon Routh.

Courtney’s television appearances include episodes of Ugly Betty, Moesha, and South Park. In 2006 she played the lead in the independent film, Denial, which she also produced. Most recently, Courtney can be seen as Sam in Lie to Me. Lie to Me was just screened at the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival and has already received critical acclaim.

Coming up later this year, Courtney can be seen in the Warner Brothers thriller, Inhuman.

PHOTO CREDIT: Taili Song Roth
 

Adam hails from the beautiful streets of suburban Detroit, Michigan. He now lives in Hollywood and performs live improvisational comedy at IO West. Adam can be seen in many regional and national commercials and is a member of Rigor Tortoise, a sketch comedy group. Visit RigorTortoiseComedy.com to view their shorts and sketches. Adam is also a writer and director. He recently directed a spec commercial for Toyota Prius.

Brandon Routh made a name for himself in Bryan Singer’s Superman Returns, playing Superman, the title character in the latest chapter of the saga of one of the world’s most beloved superheroes.

Brandon can next be seen in the indie feature Lie to Me, which recently premiered in the 2008 Newport Beach Film Festival. He is in the post-production stage of Life is Hot in Cracktown, based on the novel by Buddy Giovinazzo, where he stars opposite Lara Flynn Boyle and Kerry Washington, as well as the dark comedy Miss Nobody, where he stars opposite Leslie Bibb and Missi Pyle.

On the small screen, Brandon starred in an episode of NBC’s 13-episode suspense and horror anthology series Fear Itself, which premiered on May 29, 2008, directed by Mary Harron. He has appeared in such shows as NBC’s Will and Grace, the WB’s Gilmore Girls, CBS’s Cold Case, and ABC’s One Life to Live.

Originally from Norwalk, Iowa, Brandon attended University of Iowa where he studied English. He was active in theater in college before moving west to pursue his dream of an acting career.

PHOTO CREDIT: Jeff Vespa

Canadian-born actor Gregory Smith is best known for his work on the WB's critically acclaimed show Everwood, where he played “Ephram.” Gregory was most recently seen in the epic sci/fi fantasy The Seeker: The Dark is Rising.

He began his film career at the early age of six and built up a lengthy resume with such films as Leaping Leprechaun, The Adventures of Captain Zoom in Outer Space, and a starring role alongside Richard Dreyfuss in Krippendorf's Tribe. Gregory can be also be seen in the romantic drama Closing the Ring, directed by Richard Attenborough. Other credits include the critically acclaimed independent film Nearing Grace, American Outlaws, and Columbia/Tristar's The Patriot. His work in the Dreamworks film Small Soldiers earned him high praise from director Joe Dante.

While not on set, Gregory spends his days with his friends and enjoys playing poker, basketball, soccer, baseball, and competitive skiing. Gregory currently lives in Los Angeles. He also Executive Produced Lawyers!.

Television, film, and stage actor, Martin Spanjers, was born in Tucson, Arizona. He began his acting career in Tucson at the age of 7 doing theatre. At age 10 he began his film and television career in Los Angeles.

His comedy skills were evident from the onset, booking a recurring role on Two of a Kind in 1998. He followed with a series regular role on the NBC sitcom, Daddio (2000) starring Michael Chiklis. Two years later he landed another series regular role playing the character of “Rory” on ABC’s 8 Simple Rules (2002) starring opposite the late comedy legend John Ritter.

His work on 8 Simple Rules won him the 2004 Young Artist Award for Best Performance in a TV Series (Comedy or Drama) - Leading Young Actor. He has also guest starred on several other sitcoms including Malcolm in the Middle, The Hughleys, and Andy Richter Controls the Universe. Martin’s dramatic television appearances include Grey’s Anatomy, Cold Case, and most recently Moonlight.

Spanjers’ most recent film was The Comebacks released in late 2007. He currently has two independent films in post-production, Little Fish, Strange Pond and Spring Break ’83. In addition to his acting career, Martin directed and co-produced the short film First Night starring James Garner.

In addition to his acting work in Lawyers!, he also Co-Produced the webisodes. He resides in Los Angeles and goes clamming every Sunday.

Lauren Stamile has most recently landed a major recurring role on the hit series Grey’s Anatomy. Playing the role of “Rose,” a smart, strong, girl next door type, her character plays the new love interest to Patrick Dempsey’s character “McDreamy.” Finishing up a
strong 2007, she guest starred on the shows Scrubs, as a sarcastic patient on her death bed, and CSI:NY as a crooked CEO.

Lauren is perhaps best know through her lead roles of “Kate Jackson” in the NBC TV Movie, Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of Charlie’s Angels, and “Liz Lombardi” in the WB series Off Centre, where she played opposite John Cho and Eddie Kaye Thomas.

With an extremely strong resume in prime time television, and roles that range from adorable paralegals to S.W.A.T. team leaders, she has also guest-starred on many of today's hottest shows, including Heroes, Boston Legal, Numb3rs, Criminal Minds, CSI: Miami, The West Wing, Cold Case, Crossing Jordan and Without A Trace.

Born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Stamile performed in her first play at age 4. After majoring in theater at Northwestern University, Stamile moved to New York and then Hollywood, where she lives now, to pursue acting professionally.

Garrett Strommen had his debut in Columbia Pictures I Dreamed of Africa opposite Kim Basinger. After living in Rome for eight years he attended UCLA and graduated with honors from the highly competitive writing department under Mona Simpson.

Garrett has appeared on CSI: NY, Cold Case, and several MOW’s. Most notably, Garrett played the role of “Jack” on Seventh Heaven.

Garrett is also and avid painter and sculptor.

Jacob Crumbine began acting when he was cast in his first feature film at the age of 10. He has been studying and working ever since. Jacob graduated with honors from Dartmouth College with a degree in theatre and government where he studied with renowned director Jerry Zaks. After graduating a few months ago, Jacob moved from his home state of Vermont to continue his acting work in Los Angeles. In addition to his work on Lawyers!, he recently finished shooting the lead role in the short film One Never Knows.

Suzanne was born and raised on Long Island. She attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and graduated with a BS in Communications with a concentration in writing for television and radio. She minored in music.

After graduating, Suzanne moved out to Los Angeles and worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Daddio (NBC), The Bernie Mac Show (FOX), and Scrubs (NBC). She wrote freelance scripts for Unhappily Ever After (WB) and What About Joan? (ABC). Suzanne also writes books for children and has nine books published by Scholastic.

Suzanne teamed up with Gabe Grifoni in 2003. The two wrote and sold their first feature, Wieners, which was produced by Screen Gems. The movie stars Kenan Thompson, Fran Kranz, Zachary Levi, Andy Milonakis, Darrell Hammond, and Jenny McCarthy, and is due out in June. After Wieners, Suzanne and Gabe wrote Eggheads for Walden Media/Bristol Bay and Bill and Ted's Friggin' Badass Voyage for 360 Pictures & MGM. They wrote, directed, and edited Lawyers! for StrikeTV and are currently working on a feature, Camp Happy Hope, that they will also direct.

In her spare time Suzanne likes to compost and dreams of one day owning several chickens.

Gabe was born in Florence and moved to New York City when he was two. He went to White Plains High School and later attended Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and graduated with a BS in Business.

Gabe's first job out of college was working as a PA on The Daily Show (Comedy Central). Once Gabe moved out to Los Angeles he worked on several shows as script coordinator including: Sports Night (ABC), Daddio (NBC), and Scrubs (NBC). He wrote a freelance script for Off Centre (WB) and co-wrote and starred in an original short film, DJ Tanner.

As an actor, Gabe has guest starred on episodes of The Drew Carey Show, Off Centre, and The Men’s Room. He has also appeared in over 30 national commercials including Budweiser, FedEx, Progressive, Scott Tissue, and McDonalds.

He teamed up with Suzanne to write after several years of being friends and giving each other notes on their individual work. They sold their first feature, Wieners, to Screen Gems and were given the opportunity to spend 3 months on set while shooting in Utah. Since then, he and Suzanne have written several other feature scripts for studios including MGM, 360 Pictures and Walden Media/Bristol Bay. They recently went through their first pilot development season, working with Beacon Pictures and ABC Television Studios. They are currently working on a full-length independent feature film, Camp Happy Hope, which they will also direct.

Gabe spends his spare time baking brownies laced with prescription drugs, gambling, drinking and trying to walk through walls.

Chris Kantrowitz, native to LA, is the founder and Executive Producer of a music content production company based in Laurel Canyon. His company has produced video and tour content for such recording artists as Madonna, Tim McGraw, Hannah Montana, and Rhianna. The company also has produced and directed DVD films for such bands as Incubus, John Legend, Counting Crows, and Tori Amos. Chris started off working in video game design at the young age of 13. He has recently expressed interest in expanding his business into the television and commercial avenues of the entertainment industry.

Ben’s first passion while growing up in Pennsylvania was acting, performing in numerous theater productions in High School and community theater. He attended Ithaca College and switched over to directing and producing short films and numerous Television productions for ICTV.

After interning in Los Angeles for a semester, Ben returned after graduation and started his career as a Producer’s Assistant on a sitcom. He has worked on numerous films and television productions including; American Wedding, Off Centre, Rock Me Baby, Super Sweet 16: The Movie, and October Road.

Ben is also a passionate Red Sox fan is currently a Production Coordinator on a new ABC Family sitcom called Roommates.

Wes was born in Washington DC and studied film scoring and songwriting at UCLA and music composition at California Institute of the Arts. Wes Hambright's music has been heard in major independent films, television shows, commercials, and multi-media platforms around the world. His approach of combining found instruments, sound design, synthesizers, and orchestral instruments gives his music a very unique yet accessible sound, setting him apart from other composers.

Wes has written music for television shows including: The Tyra Banks Show, Extra, and Elimidate. Currently, his music can also be heard on promos for FX's The Riches and behind the scenes featurettes for Columbia Tristar's 21. Recent film credits include an orchestral score for the feature Morristown and a pop-based score for The Sophisticated Misfit, a documentary about the artist Shag. The Sophisticated Misfit was awarded the
Maverick Filmmaker award at the 2007 Newport Beach Film Festival.

Wes started Orange Dog Music in 2003, a company devoted to providing a fresh sound for all media formats. To hear his music visit: www.orangedogmusic.com