Cast William Russ, "Bob" (co-producer) After graduating from the University of Michigan, Russ furthered his drama studies when he attended New York’s Neighborhood Playhouse. Russ appeared on Broadway with Al Pacino in “The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel.” Other New York stage appearances include “Buried Child” and “Visions of Kerouac.” Russ is best known for his various regular series television roles, notably including the family series “Boy Meets World,” and, most recently, CBS’s “The Ex-List.” On the big screen, Russ starred alongside Edward Norton in the controversial drama “American History X.” Russ also starred in the award winning “Pastime” for which he was also nominated for best actor at the Independent Spirit awards. Mike Bash, "Mike" (co-producer) Mike recently starred as "Sonny D'Angelo" in the pilot, "The Slice," a comedy about four friends from Brooklyn. Other credits include lead roles in "Beneath Contempt" (Slamdance, Boston Independent, Brooklyn Film Fest 2011) and "So Long Lonesome" ("Best Feature" Zero Film Festival 2010). He had a great time working with David Fincher, Aaron Sorkin and Jesse Eisenberg on "The Social Network" as "Bob" after which his scene was promptly cut (watch the DVD special features). He is currently seeking representation. Lira Kellerman, "Kim" Lira Kellerman once had a biweekly column where she was the couples’ therapist to the cockroaches in her apartment. A blogger and hair model, Kellerman is currently writing her one woman show, and you can see her on any given day on TLC or the Discovery Health channel being pregnant with twins, being held hostage in math class, having post-partum depression, about to be violated on Halloween, or witnessing her best friend break her back and feeling terrible about it. She has played Annie, Medusa, a goth girl (twice), and a hipster. She is this close to doing it all. Click here to visit Lira's site! Eric Rubin, "Pete" Eric Rubin is a Southerner who, like Elvis, was born in Tupelo, MS and grew up outside of Memphis. He went to school at the University of Tennessee. Eric studied acting in LA with well known acting coach Vincent Chase but always returns to his comedy and improv roots from time to time. He has done quite a few commercials, most notably as the Relief Worker for Cisco working with director Tarsem Singh. His credits of late include guest starring on the web series "The Family Crystal," a leading role in the interactive film "The Last Game," and leading roles in the short films "Lineage" and "Change of Faith" which will be doing the festival circuit this year. Eric has been known to put on his fancy pants and do legitimate theatre such as the recent "Last Fling," a play written by Joe Bays from "Office Space." Jeff Lewis, "Handsome Man" Jeff Lewis is an experienced comedy actor and writer. He's an alum of the Acme comedy theater and a graduate of the Groundlings and Second City. Jeff plays the role of "Vork" on the popular World of Warcraft themed web series, "The Guild." He also writes and stars in his own comedy web series "The Jeff Lewis Five Minute Comedy Hour," and has written for HBO's "Sketch Pad 2" and Dreamwork's animation's "Toonsylvania." If you're not already a fan of Jeff's online work, you might recognize Jeff from numerous televesion roles in shows like: "My Name is Earl," "The Middle," and "Svetlana." Jacob Grodnik, "Pizza Boy" Jacob currently attends USC for Theatre and Film. Recent credits include a supporting role in the most recent Pauly Shore masterpiece, "Stonerville", and the lead opposite Alexander Gould (WEEDS) in the short film, "Ties." Crew Matt Giegerich (creator, writer, producer) Matt Giegerich graduated from Duke University in May 2009. He now lives in LA, where he spends most of his time writing with Chelsea. He is co-director of "The Script-a-thon" an international screenplay contest and marathon in its second year. He is also one third of "Script Quack," a script analysis service. Chelsea Mize (creator, writer, producer) Chelsea Mize is a reader, writer, and procrastinator. She graduated from Duke University with a degree in English, Theatre Studies, and Film and is now pursuing her scriptwriting career in Los Angeles. Her full-length play, "I Loved You First," won the Dasha Epstein Award in Playwriting and the Reynolds Price Award in Scriptwriting. She is also co-director of "The Script-a-thon," a screenplay contest, and a screenplay consultant with "Script Quack Script Analysis." Stephen Sprinkles (director, editor, producer) After working in web and print design for several frustrating years Stephen Sprinkles was compelled to take filmmaking classes. In 2006 he directed "Aw Crap! It's a Musical," which won Best Film for 2006 at the National Film Challenge. He also directed "The Last Woman on Earth" which played on IFC in 2007 and lead to the creation of the web series "Pushing Twilight" which Stephen co-created and directed for IFC.com. Recently Steve wrote and directed “Pincushion”, a short film that won a Golden Ace and Golden Pineapple at the Las Vegas Film Festival and Honolulu Film Festival, respectively. Steve lives in Los Angeles and works in motion graphics and VFX, making things explode for film and television. Chris Darnell (director of photography) Chris Darnell is an accomplished DP. He has amassed particularly notable credits in his new media work, DPing on such projects as: The Guild, The Jeff Lewis 5 Minute Comedy Hour, and The Webventures of Justin and Alden. Jeffrey Keith Negus (assistant director) Jeff Negus has worked a wide variety of jobs in the industry over the past few years. His credits include: Transformers, Dinner for Schmucks, Scrubs and Entourage. Megan Joy (makeup/wardrobe) Megan Lee Joy studied theatre at the University of Oregon, where she submerged herself in acting, makeup, voice, movement, costume and speech. Eventually she found her way back to California and has begun working on television, music video, commercial and feature film shoots either as an actor or a makeup artist/wardrobe stylist. Sometimes both! Megan is involved with several production companies (including her own) creating original sketches, film concepts and more. In the near future she will be releasing creative and original independent films, webisodes, and shorts. Return from Cast & Crew to Youtube Videos and Comedy Videos with WIlliam Russ