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BRANDE RODERICK

Brande has nurtured multiple successful careers as a writer, producer, author, TV and Film actress and businesswoman. Brande joined the #1 syndicated hit series Baywatch in the starring role as Leigh Dyer opposite Jason Momoa. Brande’s film roles have included “The Nanny Diaries”, starring Scarlett Johansson and Laura Linney and “Starsky & Hutch” starring opposite Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson. Her ventures into the Horror/Thriller genre include her co-starring role in Dimension Film’s “Dracula II: Ascension” and Snoop Dog’s “Hood of Horror”. With Brande’s popularity and success, Reality TV invited her on NBC’s “The Celebrity Apprentice”, where Brande shined making it all the way to the end. One of the highest rated seasons of the franchise, Brande was among the elite few Celebrities invited to return on “Celebrity Apprentice All-Stars!” What Brande is less known for, yet she is just as proud, of her work as a producer for film and television. Starting her production company in 2000, Brande has seen success under her guidance and vision. Currently ventures include Feature Films “Ace and the Christmas Miracle”, “Twisted Vines”, “Project Legion” and her newest feature film Wineville currently in production. Brande continues to focus on new ways to expand her acting and producing career. When Brande is not working she is volunteering with various charities and reaping the many rewards of being a mother.

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JOE LYNCH

Joe Lynch is a filmmaker. Born in Long Island and dealing with life in L.A., Lynch has creatively worked in various medias, including feature films, TV, music videos, commercials, short films, podcasts and more. Lynch’s previous feature films include “Wrong Turn 2: Dead End” with Henry Rollins, “Knights of Badassdom” starring Peter Dinklage, Steve Zahn & Ryan Kwanten, “Everly” starring Salma Hayek, “Mayhem” starring Steven Yeun and Samara Weaving & “Point Blank” starring Frank Grillo, Anthony Mackie & Marcia Gay Harden. In TV, Lynch has directed episodes of “12 Deadly Days”, My Dead Ex” and has starred and executive produced the cult comedy show “Holliston” with fellow filmmaker Adam Green (“Hatchet”, “Frozen”). Lynch is also one half of the popular “The Movie Crypt” podcast with Green, which was named one of 2015’s Top Podcasts by Entertainment Weekly and is consistently on iTunes Top 25 Film & TV podcasts.

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HOLLY FIELDS

Holly Fields began her acting career at age 6 in Sacramento, where she understudied Molly Ringwald in “Through the Looking Glass.” Soon after, her family moved to Dallas, Texas where she became a theater veteran along with her brother. She toured in national theater productions and was in the Broadway cast of “Annie” at age 11. Soon after, she started doing commercials, modeling and local TV shows. At age 13, Holly went to Los Angeles for one month to see what would happen. A week after the move, she was cast in the CBS pilot Fort Figueroa (1988) starring opposite Charles Haid. Her family decided to let her give it a try and moved to Los Angeles. Weeks after, Holly was seen by Christopher Guest and given a part in his film The Big Picture (1989). She quickly began landing leading roles acting opposite such as Michael J. Fox, Christopher Walken, Jennifer Aniston and Burt Reynolds, and being hired by Madonna, Garry Shandling and Chris Carter, among others. Her parents, wanting her to have a normal childhood, moved the family to San Francisco. Soon after, Holly’s older brother was asked to join the UCLA medical team and her older sister was accepted into an L.A. design school. So, once again the Fields family moved back to Los Angeles. Holly has an all-girl group named “Zoom” signed to Avex Tracks Records in Japan and produced by Joey Carbone whom she met while filming It’s Garry Shandling’s Show. (1986). Holly is working on producing her own projects and, when she isn’t filming, she’s writing and singing on her own and other artists’ albums.

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BERNADETTE BECK

Bernadette Beck was born on May 23, 1994 in Islington, England. She is an actress known for her portrayal of Peaches ‘N Cream on The CW’s hit show Riverdale, where her character became a fan favorite. Bernadette’s talent further shone through in her role as Charvel Bellweather on Freeform’s Motherland: Fort Salem, where she captivated audiences with her powerful performance. Additionally, she appeared on The CW’s long-running series Supernatural as the character Gwen. With a growing portfolio of diverse roles, Bernadette continues to establish herself as a rising star in the entertainment industry.

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PAUL SCHRIER

Paul Schrier is the longest-appearing cast member in the Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers universe, playing the hefty Farkas “Bulk” Bulkmeier in over 400 episodes of the long-running children’s series. In addition to appearing in two Power Rangers Feature films (20thCentury Fox’s “Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers: the Movie” and “Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie”), Schrier also Directed and Assistant-Directed 10 episodes of the iconic series as well as a season of the animated series “Hello Kitty’s Paradise”. In the world of animation Schrier most recently voiced the character Flonk in the 2017 Cartoon Network series “Mighty Magiswords”, and was proud to play the evil Sabre in 65 episodes of the 1995 UPN series “Teknoman”. He also played hit man Sammy Pocaro in a single episode of the very colorful series “Silk Stalkings”. Schrier finally got Ranger status in 2017 playing Jack Dealgoode Thomas the Yellow Ranger in the hit role-playing adventure “Power Rangers Hyperforce”.    

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JASON NARVY

Dr. Jason Andrew Narvy is an accomplished film and stage actor from Los Angeles, CA. He is best known for his role as the skinny derelict, Eugene “Skull” Skullovitch in over 300 episodes of Fox Television’s Emmy-nominated Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers and its spin-offs from 1993-2012, as well as 40 episodes as the voice of “Chopper” on Fox Television’s Masked Rider. While under contract with Fox, Jason also filmed two feature films, Power Rangers: The Movie and Power Rangers: Turbo, as well as executing leading roles in two Fox/Family pilots and more video games, tie ins, and Public Service Announcements than he cares to remember. He currently serves as producer for the award-winning Vox Rocket Studios, and stars in its new full-length feature film Spades.

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TERRANCE ZDUNICH

Terrance Zdunich is an American performer, writer, composer, & illustrator known for his roles as GraveRobber in “Repo! The Genetic Opera”, Lucifer in “The Devil’s Carnival” series, and Mister Tender in “American Murder Song”, all projects he dreamed up and oversaw from script to stage and screen. Terrance’s artwork can be seen in the award-winning comic book series “The Molting” and is on display in Repo!’s motion comic sequences. His voice can be heard on an upcoming album from “American Murder Song” this fall.

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MICHELLE HARRISON

A graduate of Circle in the Square Theatre School, Michelle has appeared inover 100 films and television shows. Perhaps best known for her role as thebeloved Nora Allen on CW’s The Flash. A hit show that ran for 9 seasons,Michelle played multiple characters including Nora Allen (mother of Barry Allen),The Speedforce, & Joan Williams. Audiences will also recognize her from hitshows: House, Cold Case, Navy NCIS, Emily Owens M.D. & Darrow and Darrow.Her film appearances include: Paycheck, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Love Happens,and most recently Re:Uniting starring alongside Jesse L. Martin.On her time off, Michelle fronts a band called Ginger 66, and spends time withher family on a little island in the Pacific Northwest. Charities close to her heartare Brave Canada (for vulnerable girls and teens), THE PEKA PROJECT (anorphanage for older kids in Lesotho, Africa, and ongoing anti-racism work.

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STEVE CARDENAS

At age 20, Cardenas left his native Texas and settled in Los Angeles to audition for a Mighty Morphin Power Rangers role that would change his life. His character, Rocky DeSantos, replaced Jason Lee Scott as the Red Ranger in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers TV series, and later became the Blue Zeo Ranger for Power Rangers Zeo. He had no previous acting experience and had to learn on the job. Cardenas left the Power Rangers series and retired from acting during Power Rangers Turbo, due to contract disagreements, and possibly to focus on his martial arts career.[4] Many years later, starting at the 2007 Power Morphicon convention, he began making convention appearances with other former cast members. After Power Rangers, he owns a martial arts studio in Burbank, California and one in his hometown of San Antonio. In 2009, he started a kids-specific program at Hollywood Brazilian jiu-jitsu studio in West Hollywood, and in 2011 he opened the Force/Balance Brazilian jiu-jitsu & Yoga school. Cardenas had become interested in Brazilian jiu-jitsu after losing a friendly match against “a blue belt in BJJ… [he] choked me out in 10 seconds! He was only training for a year and a half at that time and I had been training for 10 yrs. It was an immediate eye opener.” The style was more difficult for him to learn than other martial arts disciplines. He holds multiple awards from martial arts contests, including two Silver Medals at Copa Pacifica (2009 and 2011), Gold Medal winner of the 2009 American National Championship, Gold Medal in the 2010 Jujitsu Pro Gear Open, and Silver Medal in the 2010 No-Gi World Championships. In 2017, he starred in the short movie The Order alongside Austin St. John, Catherine Sutherland, David Yost, Johnny Yong Bosch, Paul Schrier, Karan Ashley, Walter Emanuel Jones, Erin Cahill, Blake Foster, Nakia Burrise, Hilary Shepard Turner, Dan Southworth, Alyson Sullivan, Deborah Estelle Phillips and Azim Rizk. For the first time since Power Rangers Turbo, Cardenas returned to the Power Rangers Franchise in Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel for the 25th anniversary episode reprising his role as Rocky DeSantos. He also reprised the role in the Netflix special, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always, which celebrated the 30th anniversary of the Power Rangers franchise.

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