Alex Walker started his career working on local commercials for the South Texas market at the age of 15. Interested in learning all he could about filmmaking, Alex did background work on Friday Night Lights and My Generation where he discovered a passion for camera work and lighting. While attending the University of Texas at Austin, Alex picked up as many freelance camera and editing jobs as he could, which eventually lead to his first job as Director of Photography on an independent feature film. After the completion of that film, a demo reel featuring Alex's work as cinematographer landed on the desk of a New York agency. Determined to turn his successes into a career, Alex signed with The Right Eye at the age of 20 and left school to pursue cinematography full time. Since then Alex has shot 2 more feature films, and has traveled the country working on both the east coast and west coasts markets. Alex's second feature film, No One Will Know, won him an award for Best Cinematography at the Sunset International Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Amal Al-Agroobi began acting for theater at the age of 5. She later completed her BSc in Biomedical Sciences and an MSc in Neurosciences, continuing her research in disorders of the brain in Brussels and London.While in London, she obtained a certificate in short film production, certificate in acting for film and continued gaining experience in acting for TVC's and feature films. In 2011, she left the field of science to pursue her love for film and joined the production company Image Nation in Abu Dhabi on a 6-month traineeship program.Amal completed her first short documentary, Half Emirati in 2012 and is now in development with her feature films.

Alina-Jane Lovell B.A. (Hons) RFSPG, was born in Wimbledon, London to East End father, John Lovell and Hungarian Mother, Ildiko Lorek. Both of whom have fully supported and encouraged Alina-Jane through every step of her career.As well as working as an Actress and Burlesque Performer in a variety of Film, TV and Theatre roles, Alina-Jane has taught 'Acting Techniques' in many Theatre and Film Schools and teaches Drama Tuition on a one to one basis.She has been part of the 'Deluxe' Post Production Company for many years, which has credits including 'Woman in Black', 'Skyfall' and 'The Inbetweeners Movie'. This has led her to work with industry talent such as 'Dame Judy Dench' 'Keanu Reeves' and 'Cameron Diaz' as well as director 'Tim Burton' and Bond Cinematographer 'Phil Meheux'.Alina-Jane developed her love of acting at the prestigious 'Sylvia Young Theatre School. After completing Performing Arts, Theatre Studies and Art A-Levels at College, she was offered a place at The Central School of Speech and Drama which she subsequently turned down in favor of a place at The Academy of Live & Recorded Arts, where she was awarded the prestigious Full Three Year Actors Scholarship. She then went on to achieve a High Honours degree in Drama at King Alfred's University, Winchester.Alina-Jane is the niece of Helena Lawrence, who was an English lecturer at Oxford University and specialized in the work of William Shakespeare. Helena helped Alina-Jane develop an appreciation of Period drama and in particular, a passion for Shakespeare's plays. After many years in theatre, Alina-Jane wanted to enhance her skills on screen and so continued her studies with a Post-Graduate in Screen Acting at the renowned Redroofs Film School in Iver. Still hungry for more, Alina-Jane frequently attends classes at The Actors Centre.Her credits include a lead in Mumtaz Yildimlar's Feature Film, 'Cold Blood' starring Lilly Brown, Judson Lake and James Tweedy. Theatre roles include Titania in The Gantry Theatres production of 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and Orla in the self-directed 'Girl With a Curl' with 'Voodoo Vaudeville' at Komedia Theatre, Brighton. Voiceover includes work for ITV's 'Episodes', starring 'Matt Le Blanc'.