Aaron Kuban attended Southern Illinois University Edwardsville majoring in Sociology and minoring in Theater and Dance. After graduation he drove to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of acting. With a natural propensity for physical comedy, he continues to pursue his craft in as many mediums as possible and has starred in numerous short films and commercials. His Los Angeles training includes IOWest and Holly Powell Studios.

Rosie Tisch has been in front of the camera for much of her life. As a teenager, she was a professional model, working for some of the most well known fashion designers in the world. Segueing from modeling to acting, Rosie graduated from USC, where she was presented with the prestigious Ruth and Albert McKinlay Scholarship Award. Rosie's work on stage has won acclaim from the Los Angeles Times, Backstage West, and the San Diego Playbill. Rosie has appeared in numerous feature films, including "Lily and the Syphon," directed by visual effects maestro Lloyd Barnett.

Adam studied at the Interlochen Arts Academy and is a graduate of UCLA's School of Theater, Film, and Television. He played Jeff the Boy From Atlantis in Serial Buddies, directed by Keven Undergaro. He is also the spokesman for the UCLA Fund, and is currently represented by Aligned Entertainment. In addition to acting, Adam works as a hand model.

Gerold Markus Wunstel was born in Germany on the border of Alsace - Lorraine, France. He planned to become a bank manager to follow in his father's footsteps. But after three years of training used all his savings to buy a VW van to travel and see the world he knew only from films. He made friends with "Die Neuen Wilden" in the early 1980s and began to paint and sell his work but was interrupted by his success as a hand model. Gerard now resides in Los Angeles where he works as a commercial and film actor & hand model.