Renowned for his philanthropy, art curation, activism, and insider status in Hollywood, Salah Bachir is truly incomparable. With a rich history spanning over four decades in the industry, Salah’s magnetic
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Jane Widdop is an award-winning storyteller best known for the dynamic characters and nuanced performances brought to life in projects such as Angie: Lost Girls, Yellowjackets, and Truth Be Told.
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Toronto-born singer, songwriter, and actor Johnny Orlando has rapidly emerged as one of the voices of his generation. With over 3.3 billion streams, Johnny’s impact has reached a global scale,
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Nick Pezzillo is a world-renowned storyteller whose versatility has made him one of the most sought-after editors in the industry. From documentaries to shorts, Nick’s undeniable talent immerses audiences in
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Aria Mia Loberti and Louis Hofmann are two of the stars of Netflix’s All the Light We Cannot See. Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, All the Light We Cannot
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Singer-songwriter and producer Grant Knoche has seen a meteoric rise as he’s quickly become one of the emerging voices of his generation. At the age of eleven, the gifted artist
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Javier Reyna is an award-winning writer and director who made quite the impression with his critically-acclaimed debut feature, Regionrat. Now the gifted storyteller is back with his latest film, Due
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Tim Rozon and Sarah Levy are delivering two of the most nuanced and grounded performances as the leads of SYFY’s SurrealEstate. The must-see series follows real estate agent Luke Roman
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Mick Davis is an award-winning writer, director, and producer who has captivated audiences with the timely and important narratives he has brought to the screen. He is best known for
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Jalen Thomas Brooks is one of the most exciting new voices in the industry. In his young career, he has already starred in projects such as Henry Danger, Animal Kingdom,
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