Stevie Wain grew up with Pennsylvania Jesus in a very small conservative town with one freshly out of the gay closet mom and one divorced bitter dad. Let’s just say… She can’t stop writing about it. Her produced TV pilot, Day Jobs, in which she wrote, starred in and co-directed was an Audience Award Winner and Jury Award nominee for Best Digital Series at the 29th Austin Film Festival. Stevie's latest tv pilot script just got accepted into the 2022 Outfest Screenwriting Lab as a "Notable Writer" and her other scripts have placed in multiple competitions the 2022 Coverfly Pitch Week (Finalist), the 2021 Screencraft Fellowship (Finalist, top 50/5000), the 2021 Walt Disney Television Writing Program (Semi-Finalist, top 75/2000) and more. As a comedian, she runs her own queer comedy show in Los Angeles called That’s So Gay! which features the best up-and-coming LGBTQA comics. And she was a video producer for BuzzFeed, a freelance writer for Bustle, and has performed over 150 stand-up comedy shows in LA. You can follow her work at www.steviewain.com/dayjobstv or follow her on @stayfunny_wain on all socials.

Auri Jackson is a writer-director that specializes in both unscripted and narrative content about environmental issues like climate change and plastic pollution. She also loves comedy and does stand up. Her thesis film at NYU won the only Faculty Commendation in Comedy at the 2014 First Run Film Festival. She is currently a Lead Video Producer at BuzzFeed with a focus on the environment, known for “I Tried To Make Zero Trash For 30 Days” and "I Want You To Stop Recycling." In 2020, a narrative short she directed, The Return, was accepted into the environmental category of the Bozeman International Film Festival and the San Diego Latino Film Festival.

Originally hailing from Indiana, LA actor and comedian Jared Kassebaum charms audiences nationally with his unique blend of naive storytelling, witty wordplay, and the occasional musical number. He runs a popular monthly show in Los Angeles and has performed all around the country. His stage work includes a production of Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story with Playpractice Theater Company in Los Angeles. He aspires one day to blow up on TikTok with the youths.

Hailing from a small town on the central coast Becca Buckalew enjoyed the great outdoors growing up in Monterey County. After derailing her life at a young age and completely altering trajectory, Becca switched from a law enforcement emphasis and dove head first into an acting career. She has not only been lying ever since but has had a hell of a time doing so. Most notably in a feature named Underdog she has more recently shot a series in Eastern Europe due to show 2022. She is passionate about her motorcycle, doing her very best, and helping people escape reality for a brief period of time.

I grew up in Sugar Land, Texas spending my time breaking open electronics to see what makes them tick, and making short films with my friends using a mini DV camera. These pastimes developed into full fledged love for the art of creating bold, cinematic imagery with a foundation of technical cognizance. In my free time, I love designing & fabricating interactive creations with my 3D printer.

River is a jack of all trades producer-type who doesn’t have any straight friends. He originally grew up in politically conservative Orange County and was raised by a Latinos For Trump mom and a Trumpster dad. River’s conservative upbringing inspired him to create queer media for trans and queer people like him. After college, he moved to New York where he produced LGBT-focused videos for BuzzFeed News. He’s currently a freelance producer in LA, where you can find him biking on streets of Frogtown, perfecting the art of fermentation, and completely eating it in his attempts to surf.