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CAST
 | MacLeod Andrews | Chris |
 | Mina Vesper Gokal | Ayana |
 | Kelly Sullivan | Jina |
 | Derek Morgan | RJ |
 | Eric Martin Brown | Anthony |
 | Mollie O'Mara | Jess |
 | Curt Bouril | Morton |
 | Stephen C. Bradbury | Ananasi |
 | Glenn Thomas Cruz | Mark |
 | Stuart Rudin | Isaac |
 | Mary Monahan | Nadine |
 | Avery Pearson | Matthew |
 | Allison F. Phillipps | Joan |
 | Justin S. Myrick | Nicholas |
 | Jaden Michael | Billy |
 | Tony Wolf | Randall |
| Adam Feingold | Carl | |
| Manny Siverio | Stunt Coordinator | |
| Benjamin Gabriel | Fight Coordinator |
MacLeod Andrews
MacLeod Andrews has performed in a number of shows Off-Broadway including the sold-out production of Slipping (Rattlestick Playwrights Theater/Rising Phoenix Rep); Too Much Memory (NYTW Jonathan Larson Lab); Somewhere in the Pacific, No End of Blame, Hang Up (Atlantic Stage 2/PTP). He is a company member of Rising Phoenix Rep with whom he has performed in the shows Nobody by Crystal Skillman and What Happened When by Daniel Talbott. He’s been in a handful of indie flicks, feature-length and short and recorded numerous audiobooks, some award winning. He does stuff with Funkanomics Comedy that can be seen on Funny or Die. He is a graduate of Middlebury College. Much respect and thanks to manager Robert Stein. You can visit MacLeod at www.MacLeodAndrews.com
Kelly Sullivan
TV/Film: Found in Time. Law & Order: C.I., The Producers Movie, Caroline By Committee. Recently released Winter of Frozen Dreams, Meet Pete, Greta, and upcoming My Father’s Will, and Ice Grill USA . One Life to Live (ABC), As The World Turns (CBS). Broadway: Young Frankenstein, Contact, Bells Are Ringing. Off Broadway/regional: Burleigh Grimes (New World Stages), Enter Laughing (York Theater), Encores! City Center, Steel Magnolias & Full Monty (Paper Mill), Carter’s Way (world premiere Kansas City Rep), Chicago (Pioneer Theater), Importance of Being Ernest & Private Lives (Great Lakes Theater), Mystery of Edwin Drood (St. Louis Rep).
Derek Morgan
Derek Morgan, the actor, hails from the Spanish Harlem section of New York City and grew up in the famed George Washington Houses. Derek was raised by a single mother (Celestine Morgan) who encouraged her son to pursue that 'itch' so he spent his summers earning a weekly paycheck acting in stock theatre. While attending Benjamin Franklin High School, Derek started acting in the episodic radio show Compositions Live on WBAI Pacifica Radio which became his outlet from negative activities. The radio series kept him focused and out of trouble in school and on the streets of East Harlem. Derek graduated from California State University at Fullerton with degrees in acting. Derek did a tour in the U.S. Navy as a Hospital Corpsman (Medic) where he was honorably discharged in San Diego, California. Derek saw an opportunity and worked his way up to Los Angeles to pursue the 'scratch for that itch.'
Derek's professional acting debut was in the role of Hud in a Chicago production of the love-rock musical Hair with Michael Butler as producer. Hair got him an agent and that began a series of small roles and some directing opportunities. Derek directed a production of the love-rock musical Hair in Houston, Texas (with some ambitious producers) to favorable reviews. He worked as co-director for the gospel musical Calling All Saints presented at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles, then Derek was hired as second unit director for the music video Close 2 U by Lil' Soldiers for No Limit Records, Master P's (Percy Miller) production company.
Derek as Thomas Gibson on Lifetime's For The People was his breakthrough role and he was heralded for his charisma and unique presence on the small screen. The unique television series Joan Of Arcadia gave him the chance to share the spotlight with some of the industry's best actors and directors. Derek's lead performance in the critically acclaimed theatrical production of Black Olive in Los Angeles, lead to his NAACP Theatre Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. Derek is involved in several film and television projects in final development - keep your eyes open.
Eric Martin Brown
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0113531/
Broadway: Dance of Death, Off-Broadway: The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd- Mint Theater Company; Suddenly Last Summer- Niko Productions; Fly – Lincoln Center Institute; Servicemen- The New Group; The Ruby Sunrise- The Public Theater/NYSF; Big Trouble in Little Hazard- NYFF, Country Dark- MIF, As I Lay Dying- Ohio Theater, After the Show -Drama League, In Vitro- Soho Rep. Regional: The History of Invulnerability - Cincinnati Playhouse ; Age of Arousal - The Wilma Theater; Holiday, The Imaginary Invalid – Elm Shakespeare Company ; Taming of the Shrew- Capital Rep.; Doubt- Nevada Conservatory Theater; Three Days of Rain- The Studio Arena-; Richard II, A Midsummer Nightts Dream- The Shakespeare Theatre D.C.- ; Smash- The Old Globe; Arcadia-Bread Loaf- ; Arkansas Rep – Bertrand Priest ; Yale Repertory-RichardIII, American Drama Group Europe-One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest. Film/Television - Law & Order:SVU; Third Watch, Law & Order: Criminal Intent, As the World Turns, One Life to Live, All my Children, The Response, Jacklight, A Christmas Dinner. MFA Yale School of Drama, BFA New York University.
Mollie O'Mara
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0641820/
Mollie O'Mara, a founding member of the critically acclaimed and award-winning downtown theatre company Cucaracha, originated roles in over 35 productions while directing and designing over ten. Most notable is Crowbar by Mac Wellman (The Old Victory Theater) on 42nd Street, which won the New York Outer Critics Circle and OBIE awards. Also in NYC she appeared in productions with the Public Theater, New Georges, SOHO Rep. Tiny Mythic, The Ontological and many more. Elsewhere she has appeared in many production at The Schoolhouse Theater among others. Mollie appeared in a recurring role on All My Children for over fifteen years. Other TV credits include One Life to Live, Another World, Guiding Light, Law & Order, The Jon Stewart Show, and Help 911. Film work includes work with Hal Hartley, Merchant Ivory, Vestron and Sony. Mollie has done many commercials and voice overs. She received her BFA from Catholic University in Washington, D.C. and is a MOM of 2 with her own rock band.
Curt Bouril
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1850903/
Curt was born raised and educated in Iowa. After graduating form the University of Iowa Theatre Dept he moved to LA and worked in animation with Dreamworks doing voices on Sinbad, Shark Tail and Madagascar . After leaving animation Curt became a working / struggling actor in LA for 6 years before trading in his vegetable oil Mercedes and surf board for a 6 and a half story walk up apt in the village. Curt moved here to work on an off-Broadway play called Guest At Central Park West which he parlayed into back-to-back Broadway plays. First Roundabout's production of A Man For All Seasons with Frank Langella; then Accent On Youth with David Hyde Pierce. Curt was very excited to work with everyone on Found In Time and even grew the mustache specifically in the hopes of looking older and that way would have a better chance of booking the film. By the way the mustache helped him book three films that summer but it was all in the hope of playing Morton.
Stuart Rudin
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0748785/
Stuart Rudin is featured in films by directors Jonathan Demme, Frank Oz, Bill Murray, Luc Besson, Robert Wise, Ed Burns, Steve Brill, Betty Thomas, Emily Young, and on television in Law and Order, Wonderland, Third Watch, and All My Children, and went one on one with Latrell Sprewell in an NBA promotion (his slam dunk is on the editing floor). In CVR: Charlie Victor Romeo, winner of two New York Drama Desk awards, he was Captain Al Haynes, the pilot of United Airlines flight 232 credited with saving hundreds of lives. He has performed at the New York Shakespeare Festival, the Second Stage, La Mama, Ensemble Theater, Metropolitan Ensemble Theater, the San Jose Repertory Theater, Arkansas Repertory Theater, Guthrie Theater, the Perth International Theater Festival, and the Grand Comedy Festival of Qual-a-wa-loo, and toured nationally the Broadway Production of Amadeus. He was a founding member of the New York Riverside Shakespeare Company, The Group of Actors, and co-founder of TriBeca Lab theater/film group, co-producing, directing and performing in numerous classics, contemporary plays and musicals. He is featured in up-coming films Veronika, Stakeland, Living Wake, Sea of Dust, and Absence.
Mary Monahan
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2281057/
Mary Monahan has appeared in many theatre and film productions. She is a member of Black Door Theatre Company and has appeared as Jean in BDTC's production of Mike Leigh's Ecstasy. Other favorite roles include: Miss Y in The Stronger, Procne in The Love of the Nightingale, and Dirty Daisy in Chicks with Dicks. Many of the films in which Mary appears have been screened in film festivals through out the world. Some of the films include: Mary in Deprivation (SXSW), Jennifer and Mary in Windows (Tribeca FF, SANFIC, Locarno FF), Head Trauma (Los Angeles FF, SANFIC) which is also currently airing on the Showtime Networks, and Q in Slice, which won the SIGNIS Award at SANFIC. Mary will appear as Jan in BDTC's production of Trista Baldwin's DOE in Santiago a Mil January 2011
Avery Pearson
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3191775/
Avery Pearson was born in Toronto, Canada and is a Neighborhood Playhouse Graduate. Film credits include: Tze Chun's Armless (Sundance Official Selection '10), Habib Azir's Children of Invention (Sundance Official Selection ’09). Theatre credits include: Monster (soloNOVA Arts Festival at PS122: 2010 NYIT Award Nominee for 'Outstanding Solo Performance' & soloNOVA 'Breakthrough Performer'), Willy Nilly (Actor's Playhouse; 2009 Fringe Encore Series), Kitsch (Theater for the New City), Lady Cryptozoologist (Saturday Night Saloon by Vampire Cowboys), Goodnight, Sister (NY Playwrights Lab at Cherry Lane), Diversey Harbor (The Kraine), The Hunt for Treasure (Abingdon Theater), Mina (La Mama), Mass/Person (Manhattan Theatre Source). Mr. Pearson is a co-founding member of sketch comedy group Really Sketchy and a member of The Bridge Theatre Company. He can be seen as part of Direct Arts' presentation of Genny Lim's Paper Angels at the 2010 San Francisco Fringe Festival.
Allison F. Phillipps
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm4125741/
Allison F. Phillipps is an award winning actor who continues to garner international attention and acclaim as she is fresh off walking the red carpet at the Berlinale (Berlin Film Festival) for her starring role as Paula Martini in the feature film Short Cut to Hollywood. Allison is currently producing the screen version of her one-woman show "Wild Thing", written by Sapphire, author of the Oscar and Sundance Award winning film Precious. She has just finished filming Found In Time by director Arthur Vincie and she has had the pleasure of attending the recent screening of her starring role as Vera in Bye-Bi Love by director Giovanna Chesler. Recently Allison has enjoyed shooting on the beautiful beaches of Jamaica while starring as TK in Locked Up Abroad on the National Geographic Channel. And she continues to perform live at the Manhattan Monologue Slam where she is a six-time Manhattan Monologue Slam Champ, two-time National MMSlam Champion and the first ever L.A. MMSlam Champ. As a graduate of The School of Visual Arts Allison has always been bursting with creativity and this is only the beginning, according to Allison, who is waiting to sink her teeth in a role being written for her in a new t.v. series.
Justin S. Myrick
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3483184/
Justin S. Myrick began his professional acting career in 2008. Since then, he has received the attention of numerous talent agencies, managers, and casting directors. He was able to work in Los Angeles during pilot season. He filmed several shows including BrainSurge (Nickelodeon), Modern Family (ABC), and Children's Hospital (Adult Swim). He booked a national commercial for Fruit by the Foot, which will be released in September 2010. He can also be seen in a regional commercial for the Frazee Center in South Carolina. He also starred in an independent short film entitled David's Boat, and another independent film entitled Civil. He was cast in an elite dance crew in Los Angeles; in which he performed in Hollywood with Paula Abdul's assistant. He was the 2nd runner up to play young Simba in Disney's The Lion King on Broadway. He is spending this summer working in New York; where he is represented by Shirley Grant Management. His mother agent is Carolina Talent of Charlotte, North Carolina. Justin is happy to work with the cast and crew of Found in Time.
Jaden Michael
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3663271/
Jaden Michael is a professional actor and model based in New York City. Jaden is a fun loving 6-year old with lots of charm and character. As a young performer he has worked on award winning short film Love Seat as well as with Academy Award nominee Amy Berg on a public service announcement. He loves to entertain and enjoys being in front of the camera, whether it is still or video. He is a pleasure to work with. Jaden Michael is represented by Shirley Grant Management and is a proud member of the Screen Actors Guild.
Tony Wolf
Tony Wolf has been acting, singing, and voice-overing in NYC and across the country since 1995. Theater: Benvolio in Romeo & Juliet (national tour), Jacques in As You Like It, Smudge in Forever Plaid, and IOWA '08 Off-Broadway at The Vineyard Theatre. He has appeared in TV commercials for Sony & The Sci-Fi Channel, as well as various voice-over spots for radio, TV & films/documentaries. Upcoming film: Love In Sound; v/o work in the documentary Grant Morrison: Talking With Gods. Wolf directed the short film Inspiration in 2007 and is the host/co-producer of The Action Room, a pop culture internet show whose comedy videos have been featured selections on Will Ferrell's comedy site Funny Or Die (www.theactionroom.com). He recently MC'd a benefit at Lincoln Center. Wolf also works as an illustrator and graphic designer. Member SAG/AEA.