Rusty The Depressive Psychic Genie Dog From The Future

After Graduating from Vassar College in 2003, Jonathan received a fellowship to the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center where he was able to workshop his play CATCH THE FISH. The play received further development by Naked Angels’ Tuesdays@9 Cold Reading Series in LA before winning the Theater Publicus Prize for Dramatic Literature, receiving a world-premiere at the Elephant Theater Company and winning the Most Outstanding Play of 2007 in the New York International Fringe Festival. In 2008 Jonathan made his segue to television, writing the pilot GET OUT OF MY LIFE for CBS and Mandalay Television. He has multiple projects in development and continues to create theater with Third Man Productions.

In addition to Rusty, Sarah Babineau also recently produced the short film, Oh Baby, I Love You, soon to hit the festival circuit, as well as the independent pilot, Small Town News, which won the Audience Award at the ITV Festival and was an official selection of the NYTV Festival. Sarah's other producing credit includes the short film, La Rosa Y El Gato (The Rose & The Cat), which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and is distributed by Shorts International. Prior to deciding to focus on producing, Sarah worked on features and commercials in various capacities in both New York and Los Angeles, including as a feature assistant editor (Hitch, London) and as a director s assistant (The Wedding Album, Fool’s Gold). More recently, she worked at Mosaic Media Group. She currently works at the production company, Dos Tontos.

Marguerite Moreau’s resume beautifully balances cutting edge independents and flashy studio fare. Whether playing the unattainable dream girl in Wet Hot American Summer or the obsessed vampire researcher in Warner Brothers’ Queen of the Damned, Marguerite brings fierce intelligence and charisma to her characters.  Marguerite had a banner fall 2003. While shooting the leading role of Sadie Atkins, a Charles Manson acolyte and cold-blooded killer, in the CBS movie, Helter Skelter, Marguerite emerged from the Toronto Film Festival as the girl to watch for her sublime performance in Easy. At the same time, she grabbed attention for her role as the capable go-to girl for Gene Hackman’s character in the Fox hit, Runaway Jury.

The year of 2004 was no less thrilling. Once again, Marguerite saw her performance in Easy capture the hearts of audiences, this time at Sundance. Major critics hailed her rendering of “Jamie,” a self-described jerk magnet determined to change her ways, as “enchanting” (Kenny Turan/LA Times) and “charming” (David Ansen/Newsweek). She also starred in the ABC series, Life As We Know It, a coming-of-age story in which she played a teacher who seduces her sixteen-year old student.

In 2005, Marguerite played a recurring role on FOX’s The O.C. and then returned to work for the network starring as Det. Rachel Lyford in Killer Instinct. She completed the year with a recurring role on ABC’s What About Brian.

In 2006, she continued her recurring role on What About Brian and starred in the independent film The Uninvited directed by Bob Badway.

In 2007, Marguerite starred in Jeff Balsmeyer’s independent film Long Shot opposite Jeremy Renner, Dallas Roberts and Ayelet Zurer. She also shot live action feature film Beverly Hills Chihuahua with Piper Perabo and Drew Barrymore. The film opened in first place and has made an impressive $94.5 million to date.

Last year, Marguerite continued to build on her already impressive resume having shot these independent films this year, Wake, Mary Barger and Easier with Practice. She also made guest appearances on several television shows including the critically acclaimed series Mad Men, playing a sultry prostitute who has a romantic encounter with John Slattery.

This year, Marguerite made a guest appearance on ABC’s new television show Cupid. She is currently recurring on the new NBC drama Parenthood.
Marguerite began her career in the beloved Mighty Ducks franchise. She headlined in the Stephen King miniseries, Firestarter 2 and starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of The Locket, opposite Vanessa Redgrave. She also starred in the independent features, Rave MacBeth and Two Days.
Marguerite graduated with honors from Vassar College and currently resides in Los Angeles.
 

A native of Oakland CA, Micah's TV credits include C.S.I. and The Shield. He can also be seen as the lead in the award winning shorts Olivia and The Arrangement along with national comercials from Dominos, Nike, Verizon, and Statefarm.

Ryan recently starred in Fox Atomic's "Don't Screw Gary," and has had supporting roles in "Hancock," and "Say Hello to Stan Talmadge." He is a member of the LADCC award winning theater company The Elephant Theater and he is thrilled that he gets to keep putting on the headband for his character Andrew 3030 in "Rusty."

After Graduating from Vassar College in 2003, Jonathan received a fellowship to the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center where he was able to workshop his play CATCH THE FISH. The play received further development by Naked Angels’ Tuesdays@9 Cold Reading Series in LA before winning the Theater Publicus Prize for Dramatic Literature, receiving a world-premiere at the Elephant Theater Company and winning the Most Outstanding Play of 2007 in the New York International Fringe Festival. In 2008 Jonathan made his segue to television, writing the pilot GET OUT OF MY LIFE for CBS and Mandalay Television. He has multiple projects in development and continues to create theater with Third Man Productions.

In addition to Rusty, Sarah Babineau also recently produced the short film, Oh Baby, I Love You, soon to hit the festival circuit, as well as the independent pilot, Small Town News, which won the Audience Award at the ITV Festival and was an official selection of the NYTV Festival. Sarah's other producing credit includes the short film, La Rosa Y El Gato (The Rose & The Cat), which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and is distributed by Shorts International. Prior to deciding to focus on producing, Sarah worked on features and commercials in various capacities in both New York and Los Angeles, including as a feature assistant editor (Hitch, London) and as a director s assistant (The Wedding Album, Fool’s Gold). More recently, she worked at Mosaic Media Group. She currently works at the production company, Dos Tontos.

Marguerite Moreau’s resume beautifully balances cutting edge independents and flashy studio fare. Whether playing the unattainable dream girl in Wet Hot American Summer or the obsessed vampire researcher in Warner Brothers’ Queen of the Damned, Marguerite brings fierce intelligence and charisma to her characters.  Marguerite had a banner fall 2003. While shooting the leading role of Sadie Atkins, a Charles Manson acolyte and cold-blooded killer, in the CBS movie, Helter Skelter, Marguerite emerged from the Toronto Film Festival as the girl to watch for her sublime performance in Easy. At the same time, she grabbed attention for her role as the capable go-to girl for Gene Hackman’s character in the Fox hit, Runaway Jury.

The year of 2004 was no less thrilling. Once again, Marguerite saw her performance in Easy capture the hearts of audiences, this time at Sundance. Major critics hailed her rendering of “Jamie,” a self-described jerk magnet determined to change her ways, as “enchanting” (Kenny Turan/LA Times) and “charming” (David Ansen/Newsweek). She also starred in the ABC series, Life As We Know It, a coming-of-age story in which she played a teacher who seduces her sixteen-year old student.

In 2005, Marguerite played a recurring role on FOX’s The O.C. and then returned to work for the network starring as Det. Rachel Lyford in Killer Instinct. She completed the year with a recurring role on ABC’s What About Brian.

In 2006, she continued her recurring role on What About Brian and starred in the independent film The Uninvited directed by Bob Badway.

In 2007, Marguerite starred in Jeff Balsmeyer’s independent film Long Shot opposite Jeremy Renner, Dallas Roberts and Ayelet Zurer. She also shot live action feature film Beverly Hills Chihuahua with Piper Perabo and Drew Barrymore. The film opened in first place and has made an impressive $94.5 million to date.

Last year, Marguerite continued to build on her already impressive resume having shot these independent films this year, Wake, Mary Barger and Easier with Practice. She also made guest appearances on several television shows including the critically acclaimed series Mad Men, playing a sultry prostitute who has a romantic encounter with John Slattery.

This year, Marguerite made a guest appearance on ABC’s new television show Cupid. She is currently recurring on the new NBC drama Parenthood.
Marguerite began her career in the beloved Mighty Ducks franchise. She headlined in the Stephen King miniseries, Firestarter 2 and starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of The Locket, opposite Vanessa Redgrave. She also starred in the independent features, Rave MacBeth and Two Days.
Marguerite graduated with honors from Vassar College and currently resides in Los Angeles.
 

A native of Oakland CA, Micah's TV credits include C.S.I. and The Shield. He can also be seen as the lead in the award winning shorts Olivia and The Arrangement along with national comercials from Dominos, Nike, Verizon, and Statefarm.

Ryan recently starred in Fox Atomic's "Don't Screw Gary," and has had supporting roles in "Hancock," and "Say Hello to Stan Talmadge." He is a member of the LADCC award winning theater company The Elephant Theater and he is thrilled that he gets to keep putting on the headband for his character Andrew 3030 in "Rusty."

After Graduating from Vassar College in 2003, Jonathan received a fellowship to the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center where he was able to workshop his play CATCH THE FISH. The play received further development by Naked Angels’ Tuesdays@9 Cold Reading Series in LA before winning the Theater Publicus Prize for Dramatic Literature, receiving a world-premiere at the Elephant Theater Company and winning the Most Outstanding Play of 2007 in the New York International Fringe Festival. In 2008 Jonathan made his segue to television, writing the pilot GET OUT OF MY LIFE for CBS and Mandalay Television. He has multiple projects in development and continues to create theater with Third Man Productions.

In addition to Rusty, Sarah Babineau also recently produced the short film, Oh Baby, I Love You, soon to hit the festival circuit, as well as the independent pilot, Small Town News, which won the Audience Award at the ITV Festival and was an official selection of the NYTV Festival. Sarah's other producing credit includes the short film, La Rosa Y El Gato (The Rose & The Cat), which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and is distributed by Shorts International. Prior to deciding to focus on producing, Sarah worked on features and commercials in various capacities in both New York and Los Angeles, including as a feature assistant editor (Hitch, London) and as a director s assistant (The Wedding Album, Fool’s Gold). More recently, she worked at Mosaic Media Group. She currently works at the production company, Dos Tontos.

Marguerite Moreau’s resume beautifully balances cutting edge independents and flashy studio fare. Whether playing the unattainable dream girl in Wet Hot American Summer or the obsessed vampire researcher in Warner Brothers’ Queen of the Damned, Marguerite brings fierce intelligence and charisma to her characters.  Marguerite had a banner fall 2003. While shooting the leading role of Sadie Atkins, a Charles Manson acolyte and cold-blooded killer, in the CBS movie, Helter Skelter, Marguerite emerged from the Toronto Film Festival as the girl to watch for her sublime performance in Easy. At the same time, she grabbed attention for her role as the capable go-to girl for Gene Hackman’s character in the Fox hit, Runaway Jury.

The year of 2004 was no less thrilling. Once again, Marguerite saw her performance in Easy capture the hearts of audiences, this time at Sundance. Major critics hailed her rendering of “Jamie,” a self-described jerk magnet determined to change her ways, as “enchanting” (Kenny Turan/LA Times) and “charming” (David Ansen/Newsweek). She also starred in the ABC series, Life As We Know It, a coming-of-age story in which she played a teacher who seduces her sixteen-year old student.

In 2005, Marguerite played a recurring role on FOX’s The O.C. and then returned to work for the network starring as Det. Rachel Lyford in Killer Instinct. She completed the year with a recurring role on ABC’s What About Brian.

In 2006, she continued her recurring role on What About Brian and starred in the independent film The Uninvited directed by Bob Badway.

In 2007, Marguerite starred in Jeff Balsmeyer’s independent film Long Shot opposite Jeremy Renner, Dallas Roberts and Ayelet Zurer. She also shot live action feature film Beverly Hills Chihuahua with Piper Perabo and Drew Barrymore. The film opened in first place and has made an impressive $94.5 million to date.

Last year, Marguerite continued to build on her already impressive resume having shot these independent films this year, Wake, Mary Barger and Easier with Practice. She also made guest appearances on several television shows including the critically acclaimed series Mad Men, playing a sultry prostitute who has a romantic encounter with John Slattery.

This year, Marguerite made a guest appearance on ABC’s new television show Cupid. She is currently recurring on the new NBC drama Parenthood.
Marguerite began her career in the beloved Mighty Ducks franchise. She headlined in the Stephen King miniseries, Firestarter 2 and starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of The Locket, opposite Vanessa Redgrave. She also starred in the independent features, Rave MacBeth and Two Days.
Marguerite graduated with honors from Vassar College and currently resides in Los Angeles.
 

A native of Oakland CA, Micah's TV credits include C.S.I. and The Shield. He can also be seen as the lead in the award winning shorts Olivia and The Arrangement along with national comercials from Dominos, Nike, Verizon, and Statefarm.

Ryan recently starred in Fox Atomic's "Don't Screw Gary," and has had supporting roles in "Hancock," and "Say Hello to Stan Talmadge." He is a member of the LADCC award winning theater company The Elephant Theater and he is thrilled that he gets to keep putting on the headband for his character Andrew 3030 in "Rusty."

After Graduating from Vassar College in 2003, Jonathan received a fellowship to the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center where he was able to workshop his play CATCH THE FISH. The play received further development by Naked Angels’ Tuesdays@9 Cold Reading Series in LA before winning the Theater Publicus Prize for Dramatic Literature, receiving a world-premiere at the Elephant Theater Company and winning the Most Outstanding Play of 2007 in the New York International Fringe Festival. In 2008 Jonathan made his segue to television, writing the pilot GET OUT OF MY LIFE for CBS and Mandalay Television. He has multiple projects in development and continues to create theater with Third Man Productions.

In addition to Rusty, Sarah Babineau also recently produced the short film, Oh Baby, I Love You, soon to hit the festival circuit, as well as the independent pilot, Small Town News, which won the Audience Award at the ITV Festival and was an official selection of the NYTV Festival. Sarah's other producing credit includes the short film, La Rosa Y El Gato (The Rose & The Cat), which premiered at the Palm Springs International Film Festival and is distributed by Shorts International. Prior to deciding to focus on producing, Sarah worked on features and commercials in various capacities in both New York and Los Angeles, including as a feature assistant editor (Hitch, London) and as a director s assistant (The Wedding Album, Fool’s Gold). More recently, she worked at Mosaic Media Group. She currently works at the production company, Dos Tontos.

Marguerite Moreau’s resume beautifully balances cutting edge independents and flashy studio fare. Whether playing the unattainable dream girl in Wet Hot American Summer or the obsessed vampire researcher in Warner Brothers’ Queen of the Damned, Marguerite brings fierce intelligence and charisma to her characters.  Marguerite had a banner fall 2003. While shooting the leading role of Sadie Atkins, a Charles Manson acolyte and cold-blooded killer, in the CBS movie, Helter Skelter, Marguerite emerged from the Toronto Film Festival as the girl to watch for her sublime performance in Easy. At the same time, she grabbed attention for her role as the capable go-to girl for Gene Hackman’s character in the Fox hit, Runaway Jury.

The year of 2004 was no less thrilling. Once again, Marguerite saw her performance in Easy capture the hearts of audiences, this time at Sundance. Major critics hailed her rendering of “Jamie,” a self-described jerk magnet determined to change her ways, as “enchanting” (Kenny Turan/LA Times) and “charming” (David Ansen/Newsweek). She also starred in the ABC series, Life As We Know It, a coming-of-age story in which she played a teacher who seduces her sixteen-year old student.

In 2005, Marguerite played a recurring role on FOX’s The O.C. and then returned to work for the network starring as Det. Rachel Lyford in Killer Instinct. She completed the year with a recurring role on ABC’s What About Brian.

In 2006, she continued her recurring role on What About Brian and starred in the independent film The Uninvited directed by Bob Badway.

In 2007, Marguerite starred in Jeff Balsmeyer’s independent film Long Shot opposite Jeremy Renner, Dallas Roberts and Ayelet Zurer. She also shot live action feature film Beverly Hills Chihuahua with Piper Perabo and Drew Barrymore. The film opened in first place and has made an impressive $94.5 million to date.

Last year, Marguerite continued to build on her already impressive resume having shot these independent films this year, Wake, Mary Barger and Easier with Practice. She also made guest appearances on several television shows including the critically acclaimed series Mad Men, playing a sultry prostitute who has a romantic encounter with John Slattery.

This year, Marguerite made a guest appearance on ABC’s new television show Cupid. She is currently recurring on the new NBC drama Parenthood.
Marguerite began her career in the beloved Mighty Ducks franchise. She headlined in the Stephen King miniseries, Firestarter 2 and starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation of The Locket, opposite Vanessa Redgrave. She also starred in the independent features, Rave MacBeth and Two Days.
Marguerite graduated with honors from Vassar College and currently resides in Los Angeles.
 

A native of Oakland CA, Micah's TV credits include C.S.I. and The Shield. He can also be seen as the lead in the award winning shorts Olivia and The Arrangement along with national comercials from Dominos, Nike, Verizon, and Statefarm.

Ryan recently starred in Fox Atomic's "Don't Screw Gary," and has had supporting roles in "Hancock," and "Say Hello to Stan Talmadge." He is a member of the LADCC award winning theater company The Elephant Theater and he is thrilled that he gets to keep putting on the headband for his character Andrew 3030 in "Rusty."