"The Cramshaft Meeting"

Erin runs Kaleidoscope Theatre Productions with her husband Matt Slazak. She did a great job in "Cramshaft", but we heard through the grapevine that she prefers stage acting. Erin, it's cool, you can be honest with us. We won't hold it against you. Just don't call us...we'll call you.

"The Cramshaft Meeting"
"The Consultants"

Rich is a co-founder of BusinessTheatre Works, a workplace training diversity firm. Originally from Pittsburgh, Richard decided he liked cities that can't win Super Bowls, so he moved to Buffalo. Yeah, that's a low blow, but we need to just get over it. At least we're not from Arizona (sorry Steve).

"Fireballs"

Joel lives in the building where Eye Candy practices, and he's good friends with Chelsea. So we got him into the film. He's also a carpenter. I just did a recruitment video for the Empire State Carpenters Union. Did you know they do piledriving and drywall? Neither did I, but it's true. I don't know if Joel does drywall.

"Pinch"
"Life In 3D"

Jessica decided to give acting a try, and she was grea in both films. She's also a musician, and she performs regularly at Gordon's, a local bar. She keeps inviting us to go, but we're pretty old and we go to bed early. It's probably not gonna happen, Jess. Maybe if you do a 5:30 show. Let us know.

"The Consultants"

Rob's done a bit of acting, including one corporate video where he played a healthcare executive at a hospital that was having problems with its emergency department. I gotta tell you, this whole healthcare thing has got me worried. And what's Rob done about it? Nothing. I hate healthcare executives.

"The Cramshaft Meeting"

For the "Cramshaft" auditions, William had the part before he even sat down. He had a cigar, which he thought added to the character. On the set, he cracked up in the middle of a take when Brian Butera tripped in the parking garage. Ruined the take. Brian got hurt. But it was funny.

"The Consultants"

Jerome is the third and final member of the "Trainer Triumvirate" from Littleflick's films. Like Peter Johnson and Albert Lewis, Jerome is a trainer at the Buffalo Jewish Community Center. He also likes lifting weights. Which is good, since he's a trainer.

"The Cramshaft Meeting"
"Overworked"

Matt appears often on stage for Kaleidoscope Theatre Productions, which he runs with his wife Erin Sabia. He probably gives himself parts all the time. Just like I gave myself a part in "120". Except I had to lie on a couch for two hours, and he has to memorize two hours of dialog. Same thing.

"Overworked"

Timothy is out in LA working for Sundance, helping to screen potential projects for their film development unit. He's currently working very hard to promote a small film company in Western New York, trying to land them a mutlimillion dollar deal. Anything yet, Tim? Anything?

"Overworked"

Bryan Patrick Stoyle is...whoa, there's a first. Bryan's the first actor in here to have his own website, bryanpatrickstoyle.com. C'mon, none of you other actors have your own website? Yeah Don, I know, you got a site for The Eclectic Company...it's not the same. Bryan's site address is his NAME. That's boss.