Originally from Augusta Ga., OJ found his love for acting and creating during his senior year of high school. His 1st period career studies teacher would let the class perform skits each Friday relating to that week’s lesson, and every Friday OJ would perform and entertain his class. That love grew during his time at the University of Georgia where he joined the Black Theatrical Ensemble. He wrote and acted in 3 small stage plays and wrote a short film during his time there. Since graduating in 2013, OJ got away from acting, but realized it was his true passion and had to get back into it. In 2017 he began taking classes at the Premiere Actors Network under Dwayne Boyd. OJ hopes to fulfill his dream of becoming a professional actor and positively affecting the lives of others as his role models have.

Romel Taylor attended North Atlanta High School Center of the Performing Arts in 2007 and continued pursuing his talent at Georgia State University studying Theater Performance, performing improv with GSU and the production of “Greek Tragedy Medea.” In 2013 Romel was on American Idol Season 13 as the Top 75 contestant from Atlanta. Romel can be seen in films such as “Goosebumps” and “Pitch Perfect 3,” and was a performing member of Out Front Theater Company's 2016 debut of “Priscilla Queen of the Desert.”

Shurvell is an artist with years of experience as singer, songwriter, actress, voiceover artist, and missionary serving throughout the Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Jamaica. She also served in the U.K. as Minister of Music, while training praise and worship teams. Prior to the London project, Shurvell released her first recording project entitled “Face Down” of ten of her original songs. Over the years, she has continued to perform in the Arts as a certified Voiceover Artist for IVR systems, PSAs, jingles, animation, and training presentation projects. Involvement in the arts began as an exchange music student in London and theatre.

Jasmine Martin is a graduate of Georgia Southern University where she studied Communication Arts and Nutrition. Active at a very young age, she participated in many events at church, in the community, as well as in competitions at the local, state and national level. During her college days Jazzy had the pleasure of learning the art of acting and acted in a number of short films including “Double Blind” and “W-FML” and in theater where she played Queen Bird for an Ancient Greek Comedy. She's hosted her own radio show and been an Assistant Stage Manager. Jazzy is tailoring herself to be the best form of herself that she can be. She hopes to land a major role on a major network soon!

Mary Kim began her career as a fashion designer and wardrobe stylist in New York City. She later worked in both corporate and non-profit sectors and was able to parlay her varied experiences into a gig as a freelance photojournalist for G20 Summit, an international conference attended by world leaders to discuss globalization, migration, digitization, occupation, health, women's economic empowerment and development aid. More recently, Mary was an assistant director for a documentary in Vancouver, Canada. She now finds herself in Georgia and in front of the camera, despite her insistence that she really wants to work on set behind the scenes.