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Jessica is a filmmaker & coach for people in the industry and all souls who want to be creative, authentic & filled with self-love, for over two decades now. She started as an actress 34 years ago and decided to only act in films that inspire the audience in fulfilling their purpose, or none. In 2000, she switched behind the camera.
She produced and directed several music clips and short films like "Relations" and "Yume" that both got recognition in the US. With "Today I acknowledge" -a social experiment- she won her first film prize for "Best Engagement" in Munich, Germany. "I am a Creative Soul" - her heart project took her eight intensive years to realize. She is based in Munich and Sweden, giving workshops and finishing her second book about living life to the fullest.
Jessica Hahner
Bridget John is an award-winning Scottish Nigerian actress residing in Atlanta, Georgia. She has worked in the African and American film industry for many years. She has played lead and supporting roles in several independent films, television and theater productions. Bridget appeared in the motion picture Jumanji: The Next Level in a fight scene with notable A-list actors.
Standing at 5’8 with an athletic build her unique traits and exotic look enable her to play in different genres and roles. Whether it’s the hard-core mother, the cold-hearted queen, the bleeding-heart doctor, law enforcement officer, teacher or attorney, Bridget is versatile, and results driven.
Bridget John
Leslie Saint-Julien is an American actress, writer and poet who was born and raised in the East Flatbush town of Brooklyn, NY to Haitian parents. In 2013, Saint-Julien published her first poetry collection More Than Me. Wanting to identify with the root of her passion, she later published a children’s series that she continues to write called Brooklyn Stew (2015). The children’s book led to her campaign to lead children to succeed by promoting the importance of literacy as an ingredient for child development.
Saint-Julien is also known for her theater performances in the portrayals of African American women in Black history. Saint-Julien holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Maryland. She has studied Acting for Film at the New York Film Academy College of Visual and Performing Arts as well as Theater Crafting, Acting Fundamentals & Playwriting at the Shakespeare Theater Company in Washington.
Leslie Saint-Julien
Juan Antonio González Verdú, known as his stage name Juan G. Verdú, born in Albanchez- Almería - Spain. He found his vocation 6 years ago as an extra on Game of Thrones; it was there that he understood that he had to take that path, acting. He studied 3 years of interpretation, he learned to ride a horse, fencing and his profile are that of a strong man with character.
Recent work has been distributed in series such as La Unidad by Dani de la Torre for Movistar +, in the Series Las Chicas del Cable with Antonio Hernández, Alejandro Bazzano in the Inés de Alma Mía Series for Amazon Prime, Secret Origins with David Galán even unworn.
The last work was a secondary role in the Film The Golden Thread in Post production. International project soon, in Morocco, in a film based on real events.