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cast & crew
D.C. Douglas has been acting in film and television for over 20 years - from "Coach," "Renegade," and "Under Siege II" to "ER," "24," and "Without A Trace."
He has never appeared naked. Nor is he naked in this web series. Deal with it.
A native Californian, Adam spent years wandering foreign nations, enjoying local beverages, and learning foul words in a number of languages before finally "settling down" in Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting.
Pushing Twilight is his second time working with director Steve Sprinkles, having shot the short Blue Moon in October of last year. Adam's also looking forward to a late summer premiere for his film Witt's Daughter, a 1950's period piece in which he plays a Korean War veteran returning home to a three year old daughter who sees him as little more than an unwelcome stranger.
Jamie is living her dream, and for the most part believes life is a bowl of cherries, just don't go swallowing the pits.
Originally from Gulfport, Mississippi and raised in Orlando, FL, Jamie has been earning her Television and Film stripes for 10 years in Los Angeles, and is more than ready for her own series. Guest star and recurring roles on television include: "Life", "Coupling", "The Shield", "Off Centre", "Grounded For Life", "That 70's Show", and "Clubhouse", and she's equally accomplished on the big screen with numerous film roles including Steven Spielberg's "Catch Me If You Can", the lead in "Kiss Toledo Goodbye" with Christopher Walken, and the lead in the recent Indie festival hit "Young, Single, and Angry". Jamie is not angry, Jamie is very, very happy.
Jonathan Beran, a native of Plano, Texas, holds a BFA in Acting from The Theatre School at DePaul University.
He is a certified actor/combatant in knife, quarterstaff, rapier/dagger, and hand to hand fighting from the Society of American Fight directors, but specializes in getting jumped by 10 very angry people at the same time. He does not recommend drinking more than four (4) Red Bulls in an overnight shoot.
Daniel Robaire graduated from The University of the Arts in Philadelphia where he worked in theatre until the end of 2006 at which point he moved back to Los Angeles to be a star.
That was a run-on sentence. Born and raised in LA, he's thrilled to be back and ready to tear this city down...one restaurant job at a time.
Eric Emmanuel (Wilson...if you must) grew up in Portland, Oregon where he began his acting career at the tender age of ten.
Eric always knew acting was his calling, so he took the big leap and moved to the big apple where he graduated from Hofstra University, and briefly studied with professors at the Juilliard school. From there he found work in soap operas and worked consistently in the theatre. With so much success and making a living being a working actor, it was time to move to LA...where he is out of work living on food stamps, working consistently as a waiter!
Jackie had a blast with the cast and crew throughout all the hours of the night eating, laughing, and pretty much verging on delirium.
She recently moved from New York where she performed on Broadway in Hairspray, Good Vibrations and Jersey Boys. Other shows include: The Times they are A Changin (dir. Twyla Tharp), Happy Days (dir. Garry Marshall), Jekyll & Hyde (as Lucy), Heat Lightning (Off Broadway) and many others. For more info please go to www.jackieseiden.com.
Lacy Phillips was born in Mariposa CA, where she will be shooting her latest feature film which she has written and will star in.
When Lacy isn't writing children's book, scripts, acting and directing, she spends most of her time painting, surfing, or helping numerous charities in the area. Pushing Twilight marks her first webisode series, which she is greatly impressed with its outcome.
Matt Santoro is one of a kind. He can be seen partying with the likes of Paris Hilton in the feature film "The Hillz" and finding interesting uses of women's undergarments while portraying Albert DeSalvo in National Geographic's "The Hunt for the Boston Strangler".
Matt was able to tap into his inner rage while portraying the character of "Luke" in Pushing Twilight, and he'd like to thank IFC and Red Bull for the free therapy sessions. On a serious note, he's extremely honored to be working alongside all of the great actors, crew members and production team involved with the shoot.
Makinna Ridgway is a native of Portland, Oregon, and was elated to be brought onto Pushing Twilight when she realized she would be acting with her long lost friend Eric, also a Portland Native and fellow Grantonian.
Makinna grew up doing theatre and trained at USC and BADA, but has found a bit of a niche doing webisodes and Low budget films which can be found on your social network site of choice or in your nearest video store (finally she can write home to mom about it). She had a great time filming Pushing Twilight and hopes you enjoy it!
Steve Ellis - a nerd by nature - is a 26 year old actor living in Burbank, CA.
Originally from San Jose, CA, Steve moved to Los Angeles and joined The Second City training center of Los Angeles, where he has been for 2 years. Steve's aspirations lie in one day being bigger than breast implants.
Lira Kellerman is an actress, hair model, producer, and writer.
She once had a biweekly column where she was the couples' therapist to the cockroaches in her apartment, and is currently writing a sci-fi comic book about a half-robot half-human character who looks surprisingly a lot like herself, but with kick-ass boots. Visit www.LiraKellerman.com for more updates and fun video clips, or challenge her to a game of Scrabulous on Facebook and prepare to lose. Badly.
Stun Creative is an award-winning advertising agency and production company specializing in the development and creation of original content.
Launched in 2000, by co-founders Brad Roth and Mark Feldstein, Stun has recently completed the first season of The Writers Room, a ten webisode comedy series, starring Kevin Pollak for Sony Pictures Television.
Additionally, Feldstein and Roth created Bush Bites, an animated mobile series for Freemantle Media.
In addition to their deals with Sony and Freemantle, Stun was also hired by IFC (Independent Film Channel) to produce "Pushing Twilight" the winning entry of its Red Bull sponsored After Hours Web Series Challenge. Roth and Feldstein were retained by IFC to serve as "mentors" to these contest winners.
The duo also wrote and directed two short films for Showtime: The Swinger starring Chris Elliot and Bob Costas and Karaoke Knight starring Jeffrey Ross. The films screened at both the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado and the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas. Roth and Feldstein also executive produced a comedy short starring Jack Black for TBS and director Jay Roach (Meet the Fockers, Austin Powers).
Stun Creative, based out of Los Angeles, is represented by the William Morris Agency for all broadband, mobile and television properties.
PRODUCER: PAUL TARANTINO is an award winning filmmaker.
In addition to his work with Stun Creative producing internet series such as Pushing Twilight and The Writers Room, he is currently wrapping up post production on a feature documentary that goes around the globe asking big questions titled The Nature of Existence, which he is producing with fellow filmmaker Roger Nygard (Trekkies).
