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June 28, 2007 - Steppin' Up
 The Ole Skool Crew Dance Company is made up of rhythmically-blessed women over the age of 40 who are the premier halftime performers for the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks basketball team. The Company was formed in 2004 when auditions were held to find mid-life men and women who loved to dance and perform in front of crowds. These women exemplify the diversity of the team that makes it so special and varied in interests and professions. More.
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 Margaret Kemp is an Actor, Writer, Producer and instructor. Margaret's most recent acting credits includeappearance on “In Justice” and “Commander in Chief” as well as stage appeaances in “Richard III” with The Independent Shakespeare Company, “Romeo and Juliet” with Will & Company, “The Orlando Jones Show” (various sketches) and the World Premiere of “Tom Walker” at Arena Stage, in Washington, D.C.
As an instructor, Margaret teaches Fitzmaurice Voicework to students of all ages and backgrounds. Margaret holds an M.F.A. from the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C.
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June 21, 2007 - In the spotlight
 Randy Tat, Producer, Fine Artist and Interior Designer. Randy is currently EVP at CFP Productions, housed at Paramount Pictures, and has carved out a career as one of the industry's most versatile executives. He has contributed to many successful film and television projects for ABC, NBC, Columbia and Paramount. Randy is married with two children and has another career as a succesful artist and interior designer. More.
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 Linda Mechanic is teaching people to throw, one pot at a time. Linda has been throwing clay for 20 years and has been the owner of Peach Tree Pottery for 7 years. Linda teaches both kids and adults at the studio. She also sells her pottery and other artists work at the Peach Tree Gallery. More. |
 Alex Quinn, Actor and Event Producer. Pursuing his acting career since 2002, Alex was named one of W's “Hollywood's Hottest Kids to Watch” and one of “America's Most Eligible Bachelors” by Complete Woman Magazine in 2007. He holds a Visual and Media Arts degree from Emerson College in Boston. Alex is also CEO of his self-entitled premiere events company in Los Angeles “Alex Quinn Presents.” More.
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June 14, 2007 - Reach For The Stars
 Robert Galzarano, Actor and Business Owner. Robert is a writer, he owns a jewelry store that sells his original designs and he works closely with local charities to raise money for good causes. He's also a former motivational speaker. More.
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 Lena Nozizwe's (Len-nuh No-zeez-way's) is an Emmy award-winning Broadcaster, Motivational Speaker and Author. You may have seen her on CBS, BET, Hallmark TV or Fox's “America's Most Wanted.” She's also the author of the motivational book, Starring in Your Own Life.
Nozizwe lectures at her alma mater, San Diego State University where she was named “Most Influential Professor” in 2002. Her message to students and adults alike is, “It's all about the inner bling.” More.
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June 7, 2007 - Creative Vision comes in various Shapes, Sizes and Voices!
 Kevin Dobson, Actor and Director, has starred in television series, movies and theater for two decades, made famous for his role in “Knot's Landing.” Most recently he portrayed Marc in the Tony Award-winning play, ART, at Chicago's Royal George Theater.
Kevin hosted two Veterans Inaugural Balls, one for President Clinton and one for President Bush. He received the Most Outstanding Young American Award and has been widely acclaimed by Veterans organizations for his service to help hospitalized veterans. More.
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 Richard Epcar, Voiceover Actor, Writer, Director, is one of those rare people whose anime career in English covers the modern era, starting with several roles in the “Robotech” dub and extending to his voicing Bateau in the dub release of the “Ghost in the Shell” TV series. Richard started in theater at the University of Arizona, toured in Equity shows, and then began voiceover and on-camera work. He currently reads, writes and directs for Cartoon Network. More. |
 Christopher Monroe, Actor, Casting Associate. Starting at the age of five, Christopher worked as a child actor in films such as “Silence of the Lambs” and “Avalon ,” as well as being involved in commercial projects like Johnson & Johnson's “Safe Kids” campaign. Ably assisting Mom, casting director and Host Pixie Monroe, Christopher's youthful charm and charisma are welcomed both on set and around the office. |
 Ellyn Stern, Actor, Voiceover Artist and Author, is well known for her voice work in animation, interactive games and films, which includes dubbing Academy Award-winning films into English. Her distinctive voice can be heard in “Cinema Paradiso,” “Belle Epocque.” “Babete's Feast” and many others. She has appeared in films and television productions and has an extensive theater background.
Ellyn has written screenplays, children's books, poetry books and her one-woman show , “Middentime.” Additionally, she has directed games and animation projects. More.
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