Height: 5′ 5″ (1.65 m)

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Busty, foxy and shapely brunette looker Laura Lyons was born on October 22, 1954 in Los Angeles, California. She has four younger brothers. Lyons worked as a Bunny at the Playboy Club in Chicago, Illinois and as a Jet Bunny on the “Playboy” DC-9 jet airliner. While working as a Bunny at the Playboy Club in Chicago Laura lead the other Bunnies on a brief strike; she requested that the Bunnies should get extra privileges including the right to date customers and socialize at the clubs after hours. These requests were granted by “Playboy” editor/publisher Hugh Hefner. Lyons was the Playmate of the Month in the February, 1976 issue of “Playboy.” Laura not only made a guest appearance on an episode of the TV series “Love, American Style,” but also has an uncredited bit part in “The Godfather: Part II” and a more sizable co-starring role as Cynthia Madison in the cruddy “Jaws” rip-off “Tintorera!”. Lyons eventually got married and had three children. Laura Lyons now lives in Los Angeles, California.

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Playboy Playmate of the Month February 1976

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T.J. Lynch fell in love with filmmaking at an early age, and graduated with a degree in Film & Television Production from Montana State University. Upon graduation, Lynch was the recipient of an Academy of Television Arts & Sciences ‘Student Emmy’ for his thesis film. The Television Academy also selected Lynch to participate in a highly coveted film-editing internship at Warner Bros. Television.Lynch established a foothold in the industry in 1999 when the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences awarded him a Nicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting for his screenplay ‘The Beginning of Wisdom.’ The Nicholl is arguably the world’s most prestigious scriptwriting competition. Each year five Fellowships are awarded out of thousands of entries from all over the globe. The Nicholl Fellows are required to complete one feature-length screenplay during their Fellowship year.To fulfill his Fellowship obligation, Lynch wrote the screenplay that would one day become the film ‘A Plumm Summer.’ The script was inspired by an actual incident in his hometown in which ‘Froggy Doo,’ the wisecracking string-puppet host of the locally-produced kiddies’ show, was kidnapped and held for ransom.The Rocky Mountain west of the United States and Canada have been a wellspring of material for Lynch’s writing. Its landscapes, its people and their stories have been the inspiration for many of his screenplays, including ‘The Beginning of Wisdom,’ ‘Water Under the Bridge’ and ‘A Plumm Summer.’

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Received the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ (AMPAS) Nicholl Fellowship (an international competition open to new screenwriters) for The Beginning of Wisdom (2005) in 1999.

Date of Birth: 16 September 1981

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From his modest beginnings as a film projectionist in his hometown of Ann Arbor Michigan, to his award-winning work in Los Angeles; Michael Lynch has recently been exploding onto the film world.Michael Lynch attended film school at Columbia College of Chicago where the institution’s eclectic, urban environment inspired the creation of Burden. Upon graduation, he moved to Los Angeles, CA with his long-time girlfriend Kristine Gregg. Recently, his cinematic work has taken him into political activism as Producer and Cinematographer of seven Barack Obama shorts for the Inspiration of Barack: Yes We Can film series, which have been screened nationwide to enormous acclaim and can now be found on itunes. In October of 2008 Help Wanted directed by Teo Guardino won Best Narrative at the Elevate Film Festival where Michael preformed the roles of Cinematographer/Producer. Help Wanted was also an official selection at the Cinequest film festival and San Luis Opisbo International Film Festival in March and is touring the festival circuit throughout 2009.

Birth Name: Joshua Alan Lynch

Nickname: Slim

Height: 5′ 8″ (1.73 m)

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Josh Lynch was born Joshua Alan Lynch on the 25th of February, 1990 at Peninsula Regional Hospital. Through his childhood years he developed a love for film, and at the age of 12 decided that he wanted to make them. From 2002 until now, Josh has spent a countless amount of time honing his skills, including editing, camera work, lighting, acting, writing, and set design. Through his high school years he met two people (Will “Devokees” Hartman, and Adam Clifton) who were very influential in furthering himself as filmmaker, and as a person. From 2004 and on, the group made many films together, and eventually developed their own logo for branding films with an “Official Seal” of Hartman-Lynch-Clifton quality. Josh also works at WMDT-TV Channel 47, an ABC Network affiliate in Salisbury, Maryland.

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Josh Lynch does a lot of the work on his films because he enjoys being involved in every aspect of video/film production. He looks up to film maker Robert Rodriguez because he to is deeply involved in multiple roles during the production of his films. He is also influenced heavily by Quentin Tarantino.

Height: 5′ 8½” (1.74 m)

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Evan attends Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University where he majors in Film and Media Theory. As a student, Evan has taken a multitude of film related courses in the areas of critical study, production and business studying under award-winning filmmaker, Paul Harrill, and Past President of the Society for Cinema and Media Studies, Stephen Prince. It was in these courses that Evan directed and produced such films as Doppelganger, winner of Best Sound Design and Best Editing at the Progeny Film Festival in 2009. As far back as high school, Evan has been recognized for outstanding achievement in film, winning 3rd place for his historical documentary at the National History Day competition. At Chantilly, he was also the lead audio coordinator for the school’s choral program, gaining invaluable experience of performing under a live setting and tremendous pressure. For two semesters in college, Evan served as a film critic and features reporter for the student-run newspaper The Collegiate Times. Evan also minors in Philosophy and Creative Writing at Virginia Tech.May 2009

Judith Lutz started her writing career as a playwright with productions at the Alliance Repertory Theater One Act Festival and The Ensemble Studio Theater’s One Act Festival in Los Angeles.Soon after, in partnership with Robert Greenwald Productions, she wrote a longform movie, Double Vision, for ABC, and had two features (Freestyle, The Pregnant Detective) optioned by established producers. Freestyle is currently with an indie company which is taking the film into pre-production in 2009.In 2008 Judith made the leap to one-hour television drama when she developed a pilot with Tartikoff/Ebersole Productions. She is a Finalist for the Red Planet Prize for another original one-hour pilot, Spin.From 2004-2007 she wrote/post-produced twelve episodes of the weekly Food Network documentary, The Secret Life Of… , a light-hearted take on the history of food.Judith holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Newhouse School of Journalism at Syracuse University, is a screenwriting graduate of The American Film Institute, and is a member of the Writers Guild of America, west.

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Nela Lucic was born in Bosnia-Herzegowina to a Croatian Catholic family. At the age of 15 her family moved to Italy where she graduated in Foreign Languages and Literatures from “La Sapienza” University in Rome. Her passion for acting and drama led her to study at “Conservatory of Theatre” (formerly “La Scaletta”) under direction of G.B.Diotajuti, who shaped her passion for acting into professional skill.Her initial step toward the dream of the big screen came with her supporting role in the film by Tinto Brass, Monamour, 2005. Then came a series of small parts in films like: Animanera by Raffaele Verzillo, Nelle Tue Mani by Peter Del Monte as well as Giovanna’s Father and Gli Amici del Bar Margherita by Pupi Avati. She also appeared in several Italian TV serials such as Il Bene e il Male (6 nominations at Monte Carlo Television Festival 2009) and the second edition of Butta la Luna.Nela loves to work with upcoming young directors such as award winner Francesco Felli (Ogni Giorno) who directed her in the lead role in his short film Fuorigioco. Under direction of prize-winner Salvatore Allocca she played in his document film The Charmer of Snakes.At the moment, remaining faithful to the international character of her acting she has decided to take her chances in Hollywood, also knowing a good success some former Yugoslawian actors have gained in the United States.

Date of Birth: 8 November 1988

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Jessica Lowndes was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in 1988. She studied at the Pacific Academy in Surrey. Jessica is an actress and a aspired Singer. She has written 4 known songs: “Never Lonely”, “Break”, “Fly Away” and “Goodbye”. This last on was heard on a episode of the serie “Moonlight”. Nowadays, you can see Jessica, playing the rol of Adrianna Tate-Duncan on the TV serie “90210″, where she plays a teenage, former junkie, pregnant high school student/actress. Lowndes was discovered in 2005 by the producers of the serie “Masters of Horror”, in which she made an appearence as a guest star in 1 episode. The role of Adrianna, was meant to be a recurring guest star, but due to the huge hit her character had, the producers decided to include her as a regular.

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Uses hair extensions.