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Quey
Phillips as Karen Fisher - Narrator!
Quey is a very
inspired actress and has a strong desire
to build her resume in all areas of
performing; dancing, acting, singing, and
choreography. She also craves gaining
more experience in writing and directing.
Previously, she has performed in
community and interactive theatres, as
well as assisted other actors and dancers
with play development and choreography.
Quey has also written and been an
assistant director of one play. In
addition to this, she assisted her local
high school's marketing students to write
and compile a script for the credit
grantors.
Moreover, Quey has recently been part of
a couple of short films which were tons
of fun and have proven to me once again
that she love these fields. |
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Andrew
Cleminson as Jacob Fisher!
Born in England
some years ago, Andrew is a retired
businessman who now designs and makes
custom furniture.
He has appeared in many well known TV
commercials like for and print
advertisements Memento's
Peppermints, Avlamil
(Viagra for women), Tristar
Hospitals US regional, Island
Hearing Aids, BC
Tourism, Whistler
skidoo, Sequoia
Restaurants and several
'indie' films one of them coming this
fall titled Jersey Devil
as it comes to the West Coast in which he
plays a gay professor at
Cambridge University who is a
recruiter for the al quieda suicide
bombers.
Andrew also played a part in
a Mysterious Ways episode in which he
thought was a roadkill.
Andrew is an experienced public speaker
having spent much of his life MC'ing
international horse shows both here, in
Canada and all over the US. |
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Greg
Russell Tiderington as Toby Allen!
Apart from being the
moderator of Racks & Razors Greg
started out in the entertainment field as
a sketch artist before he learned to talk
eventually leading him by being
interviewed on local newspapers and a
spot on the 6'0Clock News. He also did
comic strips for his school paper.
Then during his senior highschool years
he was bittten by the acting bug and did
some independent scholarship one act
plays.
After he grauduated he volunteered at his
local community cable station by doing
camera and audio eventually leading to
appearing in front of the camera with his
own TV specials.
He then took some small acting workshops
and then landed supporting roles in many
community theatre productions most
notably in A Woman Of No
Importance, Pajama
Game and Sleeping
Beauty.
After the millenium he got into starring
in short and feature underground horror
films including They
Came from the Attic,
Streaks in the Mirror and Room
for Rent. |
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Chad
Riley as Tim - UPS Driver!
Born in Winnipeg,
MB, Canada in 1979 an only child to
parents Val and Otis Riley. I spent my
first 12 years living in Winnipeg until
my mother and I moved to Calgary, AB.
Where I grew up, going to high school and
working for a few years before obtaining
a baseball scholarship to Lethbridge, AB
for my first year of post secondary
education.
My second year I advanced my baseball
skills to Kamloops, BC where I also
played football in the CJFL for the UCC
Kamloops Cowboys.
After three years and a Bachelor of
Tourism Management Degree I moved back to
Calgary, and found my love for
entertainment and eventually acting.
Today I continue to
grow and learn from my experiences, one
of which are my experiences in
relationships, they've had there ups and
downs but when it comes down to it, all I
can do is be true to myself and be
successful at whatever it is that I do,
when the right one comes around which she
has, I'm sure we will both know.
I've had the opportunity to 'get my foot
in the door' of entertainment with a
successful reality TV show, I've always
felt that I have an entertaining
personality and here was my chance to
prove it... it worked out well because it
was a reality series so I was able to be
myself.
I pay special
attention to my dog Polar who has been
there for me for a long time. Polar is a
white American Pit-bull and the best
friend I've ever had.
He has helped me through hard times when
I had no friends and my relationships did
not work out. Now I have another best
friend named Riley a very intelligent
golden retriever.
I continue to thank god for these
experiences both the positive and the
negative... it is these experiences that
I have learned from.
I believe that experience is 'the
foundation of all personality.... if I
hadn't gone through what I had, no matter
what I did, the consequences are that I
would never be where I am today to
reflect upon what I went through
yesterday'.
Favorite music
artist: Outkast/Goodie Mob/Cee-lo
Favorite foods:
East Indian, Mexican, Jamaican
Favorite book: The
power of your subconscious mind Joseph
Murphy
Favorite place:
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
1.) What is your
favorite word?
Chillaxin
2.) What is your
least favorite word?
Can't
3.) What turns you
on creatively, spiritually or
emotionally?
Optimism and enthusiasm
4.) What turns you
off?
Negativity
5.) What is your
favorite curse word?
SHeeeeit!!
6.) What sound or
noise do you love?
Waves crashing ashore
7.) What sound or
noise do you hate?
Chopper at high rev
8.) What profession
other than your own would you like to
attempt?
Baseball pitcher
9.) What profession
would you not like to do? Office clerk
10.) If Heaven
exists, what would you like to hear God
say when you arrive at the Pearly Gates?
It's been a long time coming. |
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Heath
Horejda / Radio Play Director
Born on March 19th,
1978 Heath first fell in love with horror
movies after watch the film Jaws with
his father. The delight of the scare
and the release that followed is a thrill
enjoyed to this very day.
Growing up in Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan Heath was very active
in sports. After high school he was
pursuing professional careers in both
hockey and football until a shoulder
injury ended any chance. With his love
for sports ending Heath looked to another
love for his dreams... Acting.
Intending the
University of Saskatchewan he entered the
B.F.A. program, but in his fourth year of
school and only two classes short of his
degree, he auditioned and was accepted on
a scholarship to the Vancouver Film
School. Knowing more opportunities
existed in Vancouver, Heath made the
move and one year later he left the
acting program at the VFS with
honors.
Spending the last
two years learning the ups and downs of
the film business Heath finally landed
his first roll in a feature film. The
movie is a horror/thriller called Wind
Chill due
out later this year.
"Everybody has a dream, who's am
I?" Heath Horejda's words to live
by. |
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Dave
Cockran aka Johnny Cockles / Sound
Engineer!
Dave was is 25
years of age and is born in Elmvale,
Ontario and works for Rogers Radio here
in Vancouver which is connected to other
stations in the local area like Jack FM,
Clear FM, News 1130, Star 98.3, Mountain
FM and Country 107.1.
Dave also enjoys writing and loves horror
films ever since he watched Scream
which was the comeback to the horror film
craze.
His favourite horror movies are Army
of Darkness, Dawn
of the Dead, Shaun
of the Dead, Night
of the Living Dead, The
Ring and The
Fog (Original).
His favourite bands are They Might Be
Giants, Rob Zombie, Beck and Schoolyard
Heroes.
Dave enjoys camping (Watch out for Jason
Voorhees) and his favourite seasons are
Halloween and Christmas.
We are very happy that he came on board
with us giving us the news each month on
whats happening in the horror industry
and well as introducing each segment on
our show here. |
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John
M. Sullivan / Writer!
John Sullivan is a
screenwriter, fiction writer and
journalist born in the USA and currently
based in Vancouver, Canada. While working
as a journalist in the USA, he published
several short stories in various
magazines and anthologies.
His story Everything Changes was selected
as the lead story in the inaugural
edition of James Hartwell's
Year's Best Fantasy
collection (Eos Books, 2001). He attended
the Clarion science fiction writer's
workshop in 1999.
John
relocated to Vancouver in 2004 to pursue
a screenwriting career, and graduated
with honors from the screenwriting
program at Vancouver Film School. He
continues to write reviews and articles
on film for the online and print
publications of the Sci-Fi Channel.
His produced works
to date include the comedy short Djinn
and Tonic (writer), and the
short thriller The Debt (co-writer).
His short horror script Outside
the Lines won second place
in the short screenplay competition at
Shriekfest 2004.
John has numerous projects in development
including: Guru Hop,
feature script (co-writer) with support
from Telefilm, B.C. Film, and Movie
Central; Social Contract,
feature script (writer) and Dr. Bateson's
Patented Revival Device,
feature script (writer). |
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