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Brooklyn Sabino-Smith is an actress based in southern California.

After completing her university studies in Fine Art and Anthropology (New York), Ms. Sabino-Smith decided to move West and seriously pursue acting.

The feature film 'Oracabessa' is her first starring role (filmed in central Ohio and Directed by Richard Nelson).

Ms. Sabino-Smith is very excited about the challenges a fascinating role like Oracabessa presents. She hopes that the hard work and performance of both cast and crew, along with the vision and execution of the filmmakers comes through in the film.

Aaron Daniel Geib - 'Nicholas'

Aaron majored in Finance at The Ohio State University before pursuing an acting career. The role of Nicholas in Oracabessa was one of his first performances after over a year of private acting lessons. For Aaron, working with director Richard Nelson and the rest of the cast was an incredible learning experience. It solidified his desire to continue acting and to study the craft.  

Aaron has appeared in theater productions, commercials, student films, and a television sitcom pilot. Highlights of that work include the role of Robin Hood in The Actor's Theater of Columbus' production of the same name and a role in MadLab's annual series of short plays: Theater Roulette.

Over the past four years, Aaron has continued his studies in various disciplines including voice, movement and scene study. He is indebted to passionate teachers and actors who have shared their talents to help him grow. Aaron is currently pursuing his career in Los Angeles, California.

Maya Sayre is a native of Columbus, Ohio, and works as an actress and a voice over actor.  She has appeared in such films as George Clooney's "The Ides of March," the independent comedy "The Yank," and the action drama "The Courier."  Maya is currently best known for her portrayal of Morgan Riley in the IAWTV Nominated science fiction web series "AIDAN 5."  She appeared in "Blood and Bone China," and lends her voice to another web series "The Icarus II Project."  

Maya holds a BFA in Musical Theatre from Otterbein College. 

www.MayaSayre.com

Franklin Grace, AEA/SAG-AFTRA, attended Denison University (B.A.) and Miami University (Master's of Architecture) before being awarded a Fulbright to research and teach in Korea. His select credits include: TV/Film: Extreme Forensics, Chicken - NYFF&Whitney Biennial, Stones - Cannes Festival Selection, Lilith, Fiend, 'Til Death - Dragon*Con & FilmDayton Festival, Room 4C - Homegrown Festival Winner Theatre: Five Guys Named Moe - Little Moe, Cabaret- Victor, Titus Andronicus - Aaron, Sleeper - Tom, The Cave Dwellers - Father, Ragtime - Coalhouse, Big River - Jim, Hairspray - Seaweed, A Chorus Line - Richie, Spinning into Butter - Patrick Chibas, Home - Cephus

Commercials: National and Local

Twitter: @Franklin_Grace

Naomi Eddy has been acting for over 15 years doing mostly community and college theatre, as well as commercial and film work through representation with CAM Talent agency in Columbus, Ohio.

Film being her first love, she was thrilled to play Kaitland in Oracabessa, her first feature film. Later the same year she enjoyed being an extra in the Tom Cruise Thriller, "Jack Reacher." She enjoyed the behind the scenes work and talent that went into both features.

Naomi currently resides in Fort Wayne, IN with her family, where she moved for her husband's job shortly after shooting Oracabessa.
She has stayed involved in community theatre, including Mary Bailey in It's A Wonderful Life as well as joining the ensemble for the musical Cinderella.

She looks forward to hopefully many future film and theatre projects throughout the years!

Ralph is currently in CATCO’s production of The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Last fall, also at CATCO, he was Uday Hussein in Bengal Tiger At The Baghdad Zoo. Past credits

include Next Fall, Noises Off, The Blowin Of Baille Gall, Evie’s Waltz, Scapin and The Foursome. He is a graduate of Otterbein University and The Second City Conservatory in Chicago. He can be seen in the just released film, “God Don’t Make The Laws,” with Paul Sorvino, and just finished a principal role in the independent film, “Oracabessa,” and the multi award winning short film, “Recoil.” Ralph has performed in numerous regional and national commercials, including Time Warner Cable, The Cleveland Cavaliers and MasterCard with Peyton Manning.

Kristina Kopf is a working actor living in Columbus, Ohio.  Her recent film credits include "Axe Giant," "God Don't Make the Laws," and "Kickstand." In addition to acting for the camera, Kristina also loves performing on stage in scripted or improvised shows. 

Actor Mason Pryor, son of legendary comedian Richard Pryor, plays Reben Cohen in Oracabessa. 

Phillip S. Wilson (Phill Wilson) has had a varied career in the world of entertainment. As a singer in the 1960's,, he had a hit record that made the Top Forty charts in the U.S., Canada and England. During that time, he toured the country sharing the stage with such 60's luminaries as Neil Sedaka, Bobby Rydell, Ann-Margaret and Peter, Paul & Mary. As a legitimate stage actor, he has played roles such as Harold Hill in The Music Man, Cervantes in Man of La Mancha, The King in The King & I and Fagin in Oliver, appearing in over forty productions in all. He has directed over one hundred stage plays and was the associate director for WBNS-TV's The Judge for Seven Years. As a film actor, Phill appeared in MGM's-UA's Teachers with Nick Nolte, 20th Century Fox's Mischief with Kelly Preston, Albermarle's Line Shack and Vanguard's The Unseen Force. He has also worked as a scene designer and lighting designer and holds a Ph.D. with areas of specialization in theatre and film. He xontinues today to appear as a singer and actor.

Abbey Monnin is a classically trained actress living and working in Los Angeles. She is currently co-starring in and producing an original web series for Blue Tuesday Productions to debut this winter. She was last seen playing Emily Webb in a local production of "Our Town" and Sister Terry in a touring performance of "Tony N' Tina's Wedding." She holds a BA in Drama from Kenyon College.