Director

Carl Goldstein Carl Alexander Goldstein has been involved in over 30 feature films, 12 television series and numerous commercials. He has worked with numerous directors such as: John McTiernan, Ivan Reitman, Miles Forman, Sean Penn, Al Pacino, Michael Mann, Frank Oz, Sam Raimi, Michael Cimino, Brian DePalma, Michael O’Herlihy. He just finished the show DOC with Billy Ray Cyrus and his 3rd Season of Big Wolf on Campus. This year VAMPIRE HIGH was aired, in which he was Creative / Visual Consultant as well the director of the pilot plus 3 episodes. The movie for television that he directed, SHADOW LAKE, just received a GEMINI AWARD for best supporting actress. Goldstein... [read more...]

Co-Writer

Allison Graham [read more...]

Actors

Danny Smith Wrote lyrics and music for theme song to "Big Wolf on Campus" (1999). He is also the one who sang the theme. Danny appeared on the the CBS TV game show "The Price is Right" on March 27, 2001. He mentioned he was from Canada and wrote music. Didn't mention he was an actor, however. He made it all the way to the final "Showcase Showdown" and won over US $31,000 worth of prizes (mostly furniture). [read more...]

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Kevin Jubinville [read more...]

Joris Jarsky Fresh from the National Theatre School of Canada (class of 1999), Joris is returning home to Toronto. His resum already boasts the title role in Macbeth, directed by Michael Mawson, Eddy in Judith Thompson's Lion in the Streets, Truffaldino in Carlo Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters and Prince Hilarion in Gilbert and Sullivan's Princess Ida. He has also appeared in Theatre Lac Brome's production of Michel-Marc Bouchard's Marie...Pierre and the Devil with the Deep Blue Eyes directed by Bill Glassco and in Theatre Viscera's production, Muscle Memory, directed by Ian Carpenter. [read more...]

Panou Leading man and versatile character actor Panou (his unique one word birth-name which translates to 'God Among Us' in his native Creole) has lead a remarkable life. Orphaned at the age of 5, Panou was adopted into a North American family. The next few years were fraught with hardship and pain for Panou and he was once again on his own at the age of 15. Alone again for the second time in his life, Panou resolved to create his own future, a path to success inspired by artistic passion, courage and plain-old hard work. He then put himself through high school and eventually University. Panou then began his professional acting career with a role... [read more...]