Cast & Crew

Vincent Caso (BLADEZZ, the Rogue/Thief)

…was born in Massachusetts and raised in Los Angeles. He attended a school for the Arts and, with his training in front and behind the camera, he decided at the age of 13 to pursue acting. Within a year he booked a lead in his first feature film, “American Fork,” from the producer of “Napoleon Dynamite.” Vincent is also an accomplished sleight of hand artist and playing card handler – he is never without a deck of cards, practicing and creating new tricks as he prepares to become a junior member of the Magic Castle. Check out his IMDB.

Felicia Day (Codex, the Healer)

…was born in Huntsville, Alabama. She was home-schooled all her life and got her first acting role as Scout in the Huntsville Little Theatre production of “To Kill a Mockingbird.” Felicia started college at 16, majoring in violin performance, and then in mathematics at the University of Texas at Austin. She has been on television shows such as “Windfall”, “Strong Medicine”, “Monk”, “Love Inc.”, and most notably had a recurring role as Potential slayer Vi on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.” She has been in such films as “Bring it on Again”, “June” and most recently the Emmy award-winning “Warm Springs”, with Kenneth Branagh. Check out her blog The Flog! (IMDB)

Jeff Lewis (Vork, Guildmaster)

…is an alumni of Acme comedy theater and a graduate of the Groundlings and Second City. Jeff Lewis has written and acted in HBO’s Sketch pad 2 and has written such show as Nickelodeon’s Catscratch and Dreamworks Animation’s Toonsylvania. He has also entered the screenplay world with the wrapping of his script “For Christ’s Sake“, set to be released in early 2008. He was recently on “My Name is Earl.” I believe he recently adopted a dog. Congratulations Jeff! (IMDB)

Amy Okuda (TINKERBALLA, the Ranger)

…was born in Torrance, California. Amy began dancing when she was 13 and shortly got an agent, which eventually led to appearances in television commercials, music video as a dancer, and print as a model. She has booked an array of print jobs around the globe, such as ads for Apple laptop computers, Verizon, and for Jamie Kenedy’s “Kicking it Old School.” Also in her resume are commercials such as Shoe Carnival, Japanese soft-drink company Suntory,and voice-over for AT&T. More recently she has also landed a role in the TV show “Californication” with David Duchovy. “The Guild” is her first recurring role. Amy hopes to continue her wide sphere of activity, especially in her pursuits of acting. (IMDB)

Sandeep Parikh (ZABOO, the Warlock)

…was born a winner. He had to fight six other fetuses (feti?) on his way through the birth canal just to make it onto this earth (It was part of a failed reality show on Fox called Womb Wars). Sandeep now uses his survival skills and killer instinct to run Effinfunny.com, a stand up and sketch comedy community. You can also find out more about his personal struggles and triumphs at www.sandeepparikh.com, if he ever decides to update it. He’s currently in talks with everybody about producing everything. He’s repped at William Morris. They’re busy so don’t call. Unless its about Sandeep, then do call. (IMDB)

Robin Thorsen (CLARA, the Mage)

is a recent graduate of Chapman University in Orange with a BA in Theatre Arts, and an AA from Marymount College in Rancho Palos Verdes. While at school, she appeared as Julia in Lend Me a Tenor, Ethel in Moon Over Buffalo, Lala in The Last Night at Ballyhoo, Kate in Ladies in Waiting, and the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet. She has also appeared in Grease, Brigadoon, Damn Yankees, and Arsenic and Old Lace. Robin was twice awarded an Irene Ryan nomination to the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival for her comedy performances. Theatre and film have been Robin’s passion for as long as she can remember. She is thrilled to have been chosen to play Clara Beane in The Guild.

Additional Cast Members

Therapist: Kimberly Lewis

Baby: Blake Sheridan

Gaby: Gaby Gantvoort

Bellamy: Delainey Spillaine

Hostess: Leah Mann

Avinashi Goldberg: Viji Nathan

Director/Producer/Editor

Jane Selle Morgan

You’ve seen her short films on IFC, AMC, Atomfilms.com, Aquafina.com and at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. Jane is now directing spots and thinks telling a story in 30 seconds is a beautiful challenge. Check out her site at: www.seejanedirect.com

Producer

Kim Evey

Kim is an actor/writer/producer whose internet work includes the YouTube hit Gorgeous Tiny Chicken Machine Show. Her company, LKG Productions is also produces other webisodes including Two Hot Girls in the Shower.

Writer/Producer

Felicia Day

See Cast bio.

Director/Editor

Greg Benson of Mediocre Films