"Charlie Humpfrey" Jim Klock
"Sammy" Dave Coyne
His ascent to Internet fame occurred when he was inspired in the Spring of 2006 to do a spoof of the Feature Film "Snakes On A Plane" starring Samuel L. Jackson prior to its release. Dave decided to impersonate Bono in a tribute to the famed actor, wrote his own Lyrics to the song "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own" by U2 and posted the Music Video on YouTube. The parody song titled "Someone Tell Sam Jackson He's My Bro" became a viral sensation and is posted on thousands of blogs and web sites around the world with viewers numbering in the millions. The buzz about the film became an Internet phenomena and in the Pasadena Star News Mr. Jackson said, "My favorite thing is the song 'Someone Tell Sam Jackson He's My Bro'. I love that song. I walk around singing it all the time." According to TVGuide.com he told his legion of fans at the 2006 Comic-Can International that the song is his favorite fan tribute. The worldwide web publicity for the Film resulted in Mr. Coyne being invited by the Producers at New Line Cinema to the Hollywood Premiere. He was interviewed and included in the Documentary portion of the best selling DVD that was released in January 2007. Dave continues to Produce, Write, Direct and Star in his videos that are viewed by millions of his infected fans on the Internet. The Only Cure Is More. This global recognition has manifested in the opportunity to work exclusively with Media Giant Turner Broadcasting Systems through their breakthrough new platform Web Site Super Deluxe.com for broadband. To infect an even larger audience with a LugiLaugh...David gets to play with Goliath...without without casting a stone. DCLugi currently resides, where else?, on the outskirts of Washington, D.C.
"Mark Roberts" Mark McCullough
"Jessica Lewis" Laura Lynn Cottrel
Striving for a successful acting career, she interviewed with renowned acting coach Bill Esper of The William Esper Studio in New York City. Mr. Esper accepted her for his two-year Professional Actor Program. Under his watchful eye Laura Lynn accomplished Meisner training in June 2007. As an artist, Ms. Cottrel believes it is an artist’s duty to continually educate always seeking to improve and learn. Laura Lynn Cottrel currently works in the industry booking principal and supporting roles. Select Film credits:
"Franklin Sanders" John Gordon
John began the study of his craft at the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta, and then later at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. In addition to an impressive acting resume, he also boasts an extensive background in improvisational humor. He polished this ability while attending the Los Angeles Connection Comedy Theatre, and by serving as the co-chairman of the 1999-2000 Westminster Sketch-Comedy team. In his transition from amateur to professional John has been fortunate to work with a group of both dedicated and talented artists including Stephanie Argy and Alec Boehm, Ces Hardy, Ryan Tungate, and Zach Snyder. He has appeared in a variety of student films, independent films, and commercials. The progression of story telling has taken us from the page to the stage to the screen. Together let’s tell the next great story. |
Mark McCullough is a Los Angeles based actor originally from Savannah, Georgia. Mark graduated from law school in Washington, DC where he served as a Senate staffer on Capitol Hill before working as a prosecutor. Since becoming an actor Mark has worked extensively in independent films such as Blur, Severe Visibility and Triangulation. Mark has also appeared in several television pilots. In addition to acting, Mark is also a writer and producer.
Laura Lynn Cottrel is an only child raised in suburban Philadelphia by her father Stephen C. Cottrel a heating and air conditioning master technician and mother Marie N. Cottrel a certified professional coder in the medical industry and first generation American. Acting since the age of five, she began performing in theatrical productions throughout her primary and secondary education. She progressed to University and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre. Along the way, Ms. Cottrel worked a variety of interesting jobs including on the NFL sidelines where she earned a coveted position as a Philadelphia Eagles Cheerleader and a spot on their Stunt Squad. Every working experience proved invaluable as she created life long relationships that have shaped her creative process. At the end of her second season Laura Lynn plunged head first into professional acting. Honing her craft, taking industry workshops and classes she began her career with commercials, industrials and independent films. The dream became a reality as she earned her SAG card on the Warner Brothers’ film “The Replacements”.
Atlanta, Georgia is proud to be the birthplace of Coca-Cola, The ’96 Olympics, and John B. Gordon. Unfortunately, I am John C. Gordon, but I’m sure Atlanta will nevertheless claim me. The power of the cinema seduced John, when his parents took him to see the film “Batteries Not Included” starring Jessica Tandy. This experience gave John a profound respect for the art of story telling and the power of human emotion. He never again wanted to be a fireman, cowboy, soldier, or any other profession that sometimes occupies the fantasies of childhood imagination. Instead, he wanted to be them all, and the only job that allows you to do that is acting.