Bevan Bell
was an eight-year-old Kansas native when he decided that he wanted
to "grow up and be in movies." Although that daydream desire
wouldn't come to fruition until early 2003, he never stopped working
toward the goal of working in the "land of make-believe."
At the age
of 18, Bevan was working as a part time editor at a television news
station in Memphis, TN. Two years later he would become tired of
"not having the shots he needed" while editing....
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Ralph Hatley, father
and progenitor of a family of acting sons, started his acting career late in
life, 2001, after retiring from the Memphis Police Department. Ralph appeared
on stage first in David Mamet’s Oleanna as the Socratic aloof
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Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Joseph B Smith
spent his early childhood and teen years in the Norfolk-Virginia Beach area of
Virginia. He moved back to Memphis with his family at the age of fourteen to
finish high school with college soon to follow. Joe got the acting bug at an
early age, but was not quite sure what it was.
Anita Howald was born
in Naha, Okinawa while her father was stationed at the Air Force base located
there. Her family moved to the states when she was a mere five years of age.
They relocated to Whiteman Air Force Base in Knob Noster, Missouri where she
attended Elementary and Middle School. She attended High School in Otterville,
Missouri where she graduated Valedictorian of her class.
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