SEAN HUDOCK starred in Alan Brown's international hit feature film Private Romeo, a modern update on 'Romeo and Juliet,' now available worldwide on DVD and VOD (2012 New York Times Critics’ Pick, “Outstanding Actor in a Feature Film” Grand Jury Award, HBO’s Outfest). Other film includes: Powerless opposite Kelli Giddish, Proposals, Cry_Wolf (Universal). Theatre: Seven seasons with The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey including critically acclaimed productions of The Comedy of Errors, The Lion in Winter, Twelfth Night, Romeo and Juliet, Life of Galileo, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Tempest and Henry VI Part III; 16 roles in Titan Theatre’s critically celebrated New York run of A Midsummer Night’s Dream where audiences drew actor roles from a hat each night; Romeo in Romeo and Juliet (2013 Washington Post Editor’s Pick; We Happy Few, Washington, D.C.), The Great Tennessee Monkey Trial opposite Ed Asner and James Cromwell (LA Theatre Works); BoyGirlBoyGirl (NYC International Fringe); Jesus Hates Me (Emigrant Theater Company, Minneapolis); The Chairs (Teatr Yunova Zritelya, St. Petersburg, Russia). Sean is a creative producer for The Wild Root Company, a non-profit endeavor that champions new work from emerging playmakers and filmmakers. Visit 
Laura Killeen hails from London and graduated from the Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre where she was awarded the Anne Meachum Memorial Scholarship. Her short film Homewrecka won Best Experimental Film at SYRFILMFEST 2010, garnering such reviews as “she traumatized me”- Ed Harris. Film credits include Tim Burton’s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, The Art of Getting By and Me and Orson Welles. In New York, she spent a year interning and working at The Juilliard School Drama Division under Artistic Director of Signature Theatre, Jim Houghton. Favourite theatre credits include Genevieve in The Long Christmas Dinner, Helen in The Cripple of Inishmaan, Feedback for Counterpoint, Ephemerama for Shelby Company, Our Beds Are Crowded and No Fault: A Tale about the Big D in the Big Apple for Carnival Girls Productions, as well as The Bullet and Talking Heads at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Laura hopes that her next credit will be a guest spot on Drunk Talk Show. She loves these guys. Visit 
Jay Leibowitz earned his BFA from Emerson College. Has appeared in over ten seasons with the Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey in critically acclaimed productions of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged), The Tempest, The Grapes of Wrath, Scapin, Around the World in Eighty Days, Enrico IV, and A Midwinter Night's Dream. Alumni of The Acting Company's national tour of Moby Dick (Rehearsed) and The Tempest.
Michael Barringer is a company member of Theater Reconstruction Ensemble and has appeared in many of their productions, including Set in the Living Room of a Small Town American Play and The Three Seagulls, or MASHAMASHAMASHA! He also works with theater companies RADY&BLOOM (The Orange Person, Leaves of Grass) and Caborca (Zoetrope, Pen Knife). He has appeared in the web series Drunk Talk Show and Me+U, and in the short film The Elevator (nominated for Best Swiss Film at the 2011 Lucerne International Film Festival). This summer, he plays the male lead in Rojo Robles' feature film, The Sound of Ill Days, and is currently writing his first play, called Ana & Marie. Check out 
The Filmmakers
James Blood and Brett Scieszka became fast friends when they met at NYU film school, where they focused primarily on writing for the screen, directing films, and drinking beer.
After graduating the two friends became collaborators in script writing and the production of short videos for their comedy website www.drunktalkshow.com, a web series with over 60 shorts that continues to this day. They have also written several feature length spec scripts for film and television among other short pieces in various stages of development.
James and Brett are currently shopping two feature-length scripts: Burned Out is a road-trip comedy following an office worker and his godson to the annual Burning Man festival, and The First Four Years is a boy’s coming-of-age college experience as told through his relationships with women and his professor/mentor. The short film English is an expanded scene from the The First Four Years.