It is said life is stranger than fiction. This movie is a semi-autobiographical film of designer Bobby Love, and contains actual footage from Bobby’s outrageously wild runway shows. Bobby Love is an American Couture Fashion/Costume Designer, film producer and actor. Bobby co-wrote “A Moment For Love” with the Matarrese Brothers, and is an advocate for mental health and suicide prevention, an issue particular relevant to the LGBTQ+, minorities and artist communities. Bobby dedicates the film to the Trevor Project. A three-time winner of the LA Vampire Ball costume competition, Bobby’s designs had appeared in multiple West Coast runway shows and graced multiple magazine covers. Bobby has been awarded a "Certificate of Recognition" by the Mayor of Los Angeles, Eric Garcetti, for his contribution to the fashion industry. There have been two Bobby Love Special Edition magazines - entirely dedicated to his fashion designs and interviews, published in 2018 and 2024. www.BobbyLove.Fashion

After graduating with a BA in Drama from Binghamton University in NY, studying under Julliard professor Gene Lesser, Adam Huss moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career doing what he loves most, acting in film and television, where he landed the series regular role of Joshua Kantos on the hit STARZ show, "Power". Adam has also starred on shows such as "General Hospital", NBC's "Ironside", "CSI:NY", "NCIS", "NCIS: LA", "LAS VEGAS" and more. He can be seen in the feature films,"Famously Normal", "Family Friends", "Wannabe:All Washed Up", "Fighting For her Family" and "Painkillers" to name a few. His resume also includes playing the lead role in the recent movies "Witness Unprotected", "Fiancé Killer", "Another Mother" and "Secrets In The Air". His other features include "Insight", "Ernesto's Manifesto", "Paradox", "Still Waiting In The Wings", "Is It Just Me?", "Wrestle Maniac", and "Resurrection County". More recently, he formed a production company, Molecule Productions, with his partner Adam Bucci and they are in development on the elevated horror TV series, "Let It Kill You" and the coming of age high school feature length comedy, "Original Tru", that Huss also wrote and created. He also wrote and produced the short films, "High Stakes" which won the M. Night Shyamalan Vote By Night contest, "Let It Kill You" and "Strangers In The Night". Molecule Productions' mission statement is to tell exciting, ground breaking, out of the box, heart fueled stories in all genres that can literally change the molecules in the room upon viewing!

Bonnie Morgan is a talented actress, a daring stunt woman and an extraordinary contortionist with an uncanny ability to bend herself to fit any role. The mad-capped redhead is an eccentric comedienne, yet she is most often cast to play dramatic, horrific monsters! In "The Ring Two," she shocked horror fans with her terrifying and now infamous "spider crawl" performance as 'Samara,' chasing Naomi Watt's character out of the well. Bonnie has now taken over the iconic role of 'Samara' in this "Rings 3," where she returns with a familiar video tape to strike terror once again. "Rings 3”. She has appeared in "The Last Witch Hunter” and “The Devil Inside”. Bonnie's acting and contorting talents have also merged in such features as "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone," marking her third film with Jim Carrey; "National Lampoon's Transylmania"; Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report" with Tom Cruise; and "Piranha 3D" where she was hilariously eaten alive through an inner tube. More recently, she appeared opposite Robert Englund in "Fear Clinic," playing 'Paige,' a patient who perishes during the opening credits, yet haunts Englund's character throughout the story, eventually merging as Evil itself! Fearless and uniquely agile, Bonnie has also contributed her skills to daring stunts in such films as "How The Grinch Stole Christmas," "Fright Night" and "Peter Pan," also showcasing her acting talents in each film with roles as a Who, a vampire and a fairy, respectively. For the small screen, she partied on Showtime's "Shameless," was broken and bent as the Terminator Rosie on "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles," and was beaten to a pulp by Michelle Rodriguez in the short "Sorority Pillow Fight." In "Criminal Minds," she had a recurring role as a broken, tortured human marionette doll. She has also appeared on "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," "Castle" and "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia." Most recently, she contorted for Patrick Stewart in his Starz original series "Blunt Talk."

Molly Morgan is the eldest daughter of Gary and Susan and sister to Bonnie. She now live in a home that is referred to as “The Tree House” with her wonderful husband, Aaron, and their five-year-old son Teddy. Aaron and Teddy are ger biggest fans and the feeling is quite mutual. Molly has been fortunate to work a lot in the television and film industry as an actor, but she is also delighted by the small collaborations she does with her family and friends. Molly cannot resist the opportunity to work with friends on their independent film project or slap together something ridiculous for YouTube. She has performed with multiple stage troupes doing hysterical, mutilated Shakespeare and Commedia Dell’Arte, and loves the work involved in bringing moments to life, real and absurd. When Molly was sixteen years old, her Aunt Patty taught her to sew. Patty had attended LA Trade Technical college. Five years later Molly would follow in her footsteps. LA Trade Tech has an incredible sewing, pattern making, and draping program. Although she had been creating works of art with fabric for many years, Molly finally had the tools to execute her fantastical creations properly. Molly entered the industry only briefly before returning to acting as her career. In the end, Molly is the only person she wants want to costume. She cannot recommend LA Trade Tech enough.

Gary Morgan is an American film and television actor and stunt man. He was born to vaudevillian parents. He was on the road at five months old performing in his parent’sacrobatic act. By 8 years old he appeared in the off Broadway show Comic Strip, with Peter Falk, and then on Broadway, playing Henry Fonda and Olivia DeHavilland’s son in A Gift of Time, and co-starring in the Broadway musical The King of Hearts. After moving to Hollywood in 1968, Gary performed in roles on television series, including Naked City, The Partridge Family, Adam-12, and Happy Days, as well in several TV movies, including The California Kid (1974) and Pinocchio (1976) starring Sandy Duncan. He also appeared as the son in the original pilot for The Dick Van Dyke Show - Head of the Family. Feature films include Wait Until Dark, Popi, The Peace Killers, The Night God Screamed (1971), Fuzz (1972), Summer School Teachers (1974), Logan's Run (1976). He was one of the Gogans (Shelly Winters son) in Pete's Dragon (1977), the kangaroo in Matilda (1978), The North Avenue Irregulars (1979), The Final Countdown (1980), The Devil and Max Devlin (1981) and Outrageous Fortune (1987). He has done extensive stunt work, including appearances in Cujo (1983), Batman Forever (1995) and The Muppets (2011). He did the hoverboard stunts in Back to the Future 2, including the crash through the court house window. He was the bear in Back to the Future 3, He doubled the dog in Cujo, doing all the attack scenes with the stars. Doubled Martin Short in The 3 Fugitives and in The SantaClaus 3, and Doubled Pee Wee Herman in Big Top Pee Wee. As an acrobatic dancer he appeared on two Academy awards shows, The London Bridge Special, Radio City Music Hall, and with Mikhail Baryshnikov on two TV specials. Gary has been a stuntman for 40 years.

Michael Joseph Nelson is an American Actor whose journey through film has been marked by a series of accolades, including several Best Actor awards internationally for his roles in films such as "Family Tree," "Unspoken," and "Open House". Notably, both "Unspoken" and "Open House" bear the imprint of Michael's creative vision, as he not only performed in but also wrote and produced. As a co-founder behind the production company, Damn Good Entertainment, Michael's endeavors extend beyond the screen, with the recent completion and Directorial debut of the feature film "Tangled Up In Christmas" marking yet another milestone in his burgeoning career. With several other feature-length projects in the works, his creative journey shows no signs of slowing down In addition to his cinematic pursuits, Michael is dedicated to nurturing the talent of aspiring actors through Damn Good Reels-a company focused on crafting scenes that elevate actors to new heights. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, he helps fellow actors navigate the competitive landscape of the industry with grace and finesse.

An actor of stage and screen, Nick Giedris originated the role of Oscar Wilde in the American premiere of Oscar & Walt and starred Off-Broadway as Christian Grey in a 50 Shades of Grey musical parody, which he also toured with nationally. He played a rock-star version of Benjamin Franklin in a national tour directed by Michele Lynch, and after moving from NY to LA in 2022, he knocked an item off his acting bucket list by playing Franklin Shepard in Merrily We Roll Along. On screen he's played a bumbling boyfriend, grieving father, jealous archangel, closeted politician, and an eccentric villain fashion designer, all classic archetypes he'd happily revisit! www.nickgiedris.com

Miguel Pérez was born in San Jose, California; As the son of a middleweight boxing, lounge singing, big dreaming father and a music loving, green thumbed, black belt Catholic mother, he enjoyed a childhood filled with colorful people, unforgettable melodies, religious dogma and practical lessons in self defense. He can trace his love of acting to a Friday evening in October of 1970 when he accompanied Mrs. Walters, his 7th grade English teacher, to a performance of Man of La Mancha at the San Jose Civic Light Opera. Perhaps the teacher saw something in Miguel that no one else did because, by the time Cervantes had transformed himself on stage into Don Quixote, the 7th grader was hooked. All of his focus turned to becoming a working actor. A brush with the academic life, and a four year detour in the US Marine Corps left him confident enough to move to New York City and follow his dream. In the years since arriving in the Big Apple, Miguel has worked in films with the likes of Johnny Depp, Clint Eastwood, Steven Spielberg, Harrison Ford, Hilary Swank and many others. On television he has appeared on many hit shows including, ER, Seinfeld, The Good Wife, NCIS-LA and CSI to name a few. Onstage Miguel has worked with many Theatre luminaries including, Mark Rylance, Margaret Whitton, George Wolfe, Sir Patrick Stewart, Kevin Kline and many, many more. Miguel keeps a residence in Los Angeles, and his passport in his pocket because he is always prepared to travel to the next exciting assignment.

Jaydn grew up in a lovely town called Ammon, Idaho. When he was 20, he moved out of his parents house to go fulfill his dream of becoming an actor for television and film. He's very goofy, outgoing, and he loves to make people laugh. He also loves working out, sports, watching movies, going on dates with his beautiful girlfriend, and hanging out with his buddies. He loves acting more than any other profession by far, and one day will win his Oscar.

Clynell Jackson III is known for Babylon 5 (1993), Star Trek: Odyssey (2007) and Surge of Power: Where There's Smoke (2024).

Soprano Christina Linhardt has performed across the globe, from palaces in Europe, to the Hollywood Magic Castle (of which she is a member). She produced two solo cds,"Circus Sanctuary" and "Voodoo Princess", and fronted the new age ensemble "Angels of Venice" (Windham Hill). Next up, her foltronica album "Volxtronic". She has worked on camera in film and commercials as an actress, flutist and body parts model, as well as having produced two award winning documentaries "Guantanamo Circus" and "TROY! The Original Lady Boy"