Julia Steady is an actress with a degree from the American Academy of the Dramatic Arts in Manhattan, New York. After making the decision that she did not want to pursue university study on Psychology in London, Steady moved to Manhattan to be authentically herself and pursue an acting career. She has been in Sweet Meats, a surrealist horror short that debuted at Damnationland in 2023, and she played Lia in Saving Black Bear, a film directed by Nick Cassidy of Cassidy Pictures. Julia also has a burgeoning podcast called "Thoughts for Now" where she shares candid insights about life, purpose, communication, and other self-help related topics.

Kathy Johnson has been a paramedic serving southern Maine for 20+ years, and is the founder of CPR Professionals of Maine - a business that aims to teach CPR classes to businesses, schools, and other organizations, empowering every day people to confidently perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and potentially save a life when medical emergencies strike in the every day world. In May, Kathy was nominated for the EMS Paint the Plate Award - an award that recognizes an outstanding paramedic or other EMS Professional, giving them the unique opportunity to paint home plate in Fenway Park down in Boston. https://www.cprprofessionalsofmaine.com/

Nick and Cash Cassidy are two brothers from Maine who are the minds behind Cassidy Pictures - an indie film studio based between Los Angeles and Maine. Using compelling organic narratives, stripped of all the perceived necessities that people believe filmmaking demands of its purveyors, Cassidy Pictures creates immersive films with lovable plots, irreverent characters, and a feel-good energy. Their first film together, Childish Things, follows a musician and his brother as they road trip across the United States to sell a bus, meeting and collecting a unique cast of characters and pondering what it really means to live the human experience. Their sophomore film, Saving Black Bear, takes on a more irreverent tone: Four teenage movie theatre employees go to extreme lengths to rescue the establishment that holds them all together. https://cassidy.pictures/

Jane West is a professionally-trained actress who received a BFA in theatre from Tisch School of the Arts in NYU. She has been in numerous productions, including historical pieces such as Fox's Blood on the Bridge, where she plays Margaret Kemble Gage (real wife of General Thomas Gage of the British Army.) and Loyalists - An intense tale of 4 Revolutionary War defectors who have to face what it is they're really fighting for. Additionally, Jane is the lead actress and producer of the upcoming film Vacationland - A gritty tale where a single mother must reconcile with her estranged brother, as he suffers from an opioid addiction. It's a tough story of family, forgiveness, and survival, within the setting of rural Western Maine. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm7879240/ https://www.vacationlandfilm.com

Brett, Jack, Joe and Topher, affectionately known by fans as the Safari Rangers, are the four-man lineup that make up Sorry Safari - a local punk band in Portland's Music Scene known for their irreverent blend of Nu-Punk and Pop. Their first EP, The Safari Rangers Save the Day, consists of hard hitting and energetic music, reminiscent of 1990s pop-punk, with Midwest emo undertones. Known for being unapologetically themselves, they can often be found performing in Portland, but have performed all over the Northeast, often delivering memorable and authentic shows for their fans.