Jon Flikkie is an LA-based actor and sound designer originally from Louisville, KY. He attended Berea College for his undergrad, where he received a BA in Acting. From there, he went on to obtain his MFA in Sound Design from CalArts, with an emphasis in live sound/theater. Flikkie has consistently been working as a theatrical sound designer on shows like Meowing Nuns, LANDS, Danton’s Death, The Dictator & Herakles. He has also worked on post-production sound for films/TV like Messy Lola, Reminiscing, I Don’t Own a Gun, & Closer. Finally, thanks to ML Gemmill & Bernie Van de Yacht, he has served as one of the studio engineers/TAs for the voice-over program that CalArts offers--handling the recording of nearly sixty students per semester and producing individualized voiceover reels for each of them. 

Morgan McDonald is an LA based theater artist. Her background, while mainly in acting, also entails stage management, playwriting, producing, and directing. She is recent graduate from the MFA Acting program at California Institute of the Arts. Outside of her personal artistic pursuits Morgan works in nonprofits as a teaching artist at a juvenile detention where she teaches voice over and script writing. She also works in communications/volunteer coordination with World Central Kitchen. 

Karo Dzhgalian is an Armenian-American actor and musician based in Los Angeles. He has cultivated years of experience both onstage, in front of the camera, and in the studio. His prior work includes collaborations with Theatre CSUN, CalArts Theatre, Shut Up And Deal Productions, and Shackleton Productions, and a variety of indie music, voiceover, and film projects.

Park Lytle is an LA Based Producer and Administrator, specializing in live event entertainment. Originally from Seattle, Park has a BS in Economics from Fairfield University before moving to Los Angeles to get his MFA in Producing from CalArts. Park has focused on developing himself into a detail oriented administrator, focusing on creating environments for artists to work and explore freely in without getting sidelined or distracted by logistical setbacks. With over twenty five live event credits to his name, he's looking to further develop his sphere into the world of voiceover and sound engineering.

Gia Ochsenbein is an actor, writer, filmmaker, and performance artist based in Los Angeles. Originally from Houston, Texas, she came to LA in 2021 to pursue a degree in acting at the California Institute of the Arts. While in LA she has worked with the Calarts Center for New Performance in The Augustine Machine (dir. Travis Preston), and been in many films such as Bitches Kill Bitches (dir. Hannah Panov), Wolfbiter (dir. Carl McLaughlin), HotelHotel (dir. Lew Khlar), and 1973 (dir. Marissa Chibas). She began voice over acting at school, and has been heard in many films such as The Red Eclipse (dir. Ezekiel Iammarino), Meet the Johnnys (dir. Jonah Linz), and Fray (dir. Gupi Parani), and educated further in the art by Bernard Van De Yacht and M.L. Gemmill.