Mark Hames
SAG

Mark Hames, originally from Battle Creek, Michigan, moved to Los Angeles three years ago. Since then, Mark has done several national commercials, independent films, and several plays in various theaters around LA. Mark is currently studying his craft with critically acclaimed Diane Salinger and Tony Greco. Mark is excited to start working on his most recent project, the independent film "Why Do Painters Wear White".

Richard Van Slyke
AEA

Richard Van Slyke is originally from Albany, NY and spent the last 13 years in New York City working in theatre. He is a newcomer to Los Angeles and has completed 4 films since arriving in LA last summer. In addition to his film work, this past fall he was seen in Ernest in Love at the Fremont Centre Theatre in Pasadena. Some of Richard's favorite stage roles are The Scarecrow in The Wizard of Oz, Jeff in Bells Are Ringing, Scrooge in A Christmas Carol, FDR in Annie, John/Judas in Godspell, Reuben in Joseph and the Amazing Techinicolor Dreamcoat, Dan in Plain & Fancy, and Axel in Don't Drink the Water.

Edward Jones

Edward "Ned" Jones was born and raised in colorful Colorado, only moving to Los Angeles a little over a year ago. "A Matter of National Security" is Ned’s film debut. His passion for performing comes largely from his love of musical theatre and the stage. He likes to sing loud. Some of his favorite roles include Judas in Jesus Christ Superstar and Nicely-Nicely in Guys and Dolls. When not performing, Ned enjoys physical exertion, reading, moonlighting as a rocket scientist, traveling, and spending time with his lovely wife Amanda.