SHOENTEL SCOTT [Janiece]     Shoentel was virtually raised in the Starlight Theatre in Kansas City. She has appeared in Who Killed the Church (a Zion Productions gospel musical), A Hillbilly Christmas Carol and Journey for Freedom. She has also appeared in a television commercial. In addition, Shoentel was a lead character in Short Cut and starred in SoulMates, two other BackCorner Productions movies.

	JEROME BETHEA [Henry]     Jerome has been busy as a young actor. On April 24, 2005 he won the "Indie Star Contender Actor Award" at the Bare Bones International Film Festival. Jerome has acted in commercials for "Hungry Man", Mission Credit Union, Martha Stewart TV Show Promo and Jordan & Associates and modeled for a Boys Home brochure. Jerome also co-starred in SoulMates. Jerome will soon be seen in Jake Richardson's Locard's Principle and Daniel Shaffer's The Emissary. The short comedy, The Scot & The Aussie: First Meeting was Jerome's directing debut. In addition, Bethea is a successful exercise physiologist with his own personal training business, JB Fitness.

	EUGENE RIGSBY [LaMont Brady]     Eugene is a newcomer. Originally from Chicago, the 20-year-old has been in Tulsa only a few months. Eugene is also new to the screen. He has never before acted in films or theater. Yet, the cast and crew agree -- Eugene is a natural. He is a very convincing cold-blooded villain. In fact, he was so good that he produced quite a few screams among the cast as his scenes were filmed. We expect the audience will react similarly to his terrifying portrayal.

	VERSENA COLEMAN [Aunt Maybelle]     Versena has performed in local adaptations of The Wizard of Oz, Cinderella, The Delaney Sisters, Hats and Roofless. She has also starred in the BackCorner Productions films SoulMates and Short Cut.

	DENNIS ADDISON [Skip]     Dennis has appeared in several plays, including Romeo and Juliet, Fiddler on the Roof and A Raisin in the Sun. He was an extra in a Blues Brothers film and participated in commercials in the Chicago area. Dennis was also a lead character in Short Cut and starred in SoulMates.

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	CAROL SPEED [Cookie]     Carol appeared in some of the most successful "blaxploitation" films released in the 1970s including The Mack, The Big Bird Cage, Black Samson and Abby. She has worked with stars such as Richard Pryor, Pam Grier, Redd Fox, Juanita Moore and William Marshall. Her television appearances include Julia, Days of Our Lives, The Courtship of Eddie's Father, The Paul Lynde Show and Sanford and Son. Carol has also written a book - The Georgette Harvey Story. Ms. Speed received the New Orleans Key to the City, the Dallas NAACP Freedom Award and the Philippines International Board of Sponsors Human Rights Award.

	INGRID BROWN [Author of Village Vengeance] Ingrid Brown was born in Tulsa, Oklahoma and was educated in Illinois, Oklahoma and Kansas. She received a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Wichita State University and a Masters degree in Social Work from the University of Oklahoma. Ingrid has worked in a number of fields including adoptions, mental health, higher education and as a medical social worker. Presently, she is employed as a Social Worker for a hospice agency and is an adjunct professor for Tulsa Community College. Ms. Brown is the mother of one adult son, Shannon.