CAST
LISA
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
ANN HAMILTON
Ann was born in Northern California and moved to Louisiana when she was 5, so she considers herself a transplanted southerner as well as a Californian, but she has called New York City her home for 20 years now. She has been a working actor since the early 1990s, her first major acting role was as a contract player on Guiding Light. She has been on camera in dozens of television commercials and also works as a voice-over artist. Other acting roles include Magic Mike XXL, A&E’s Roots, Steven Soderbergh’s Schizopolis, and numerous television shows. Three years ago she co-wrote, produced, and acted in the award-winning short Plot, directed by her husband Jeremy Folmer. That project instigated the desire to collaborate on another project, and thankfully Jeremy and Laurence Lau were developing a short from the play The God Game and invited her to join them in producing and acting in the film. Up next—she is working on a project with some female writers, various working titles include: The Menopause Project, We are 45-60 Year Old Women—these are our Stories, and HELLO!! Yep, still here.
LAURENCE LAU
MATT
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Larry was born in Long Beach California, grew up in Oregon, and finished high school in New York City. Since 2003 he’s been actively pursuing his passion for stage acting in addition to his long-time career in television and film. He began his television career with appearances on such classics as Happy Days, Eight is Enough, Love Boat, and The Waltons, among others. More recent credits include The Good Fight, Harlem, Blue Bloods, Elementary, Law & Order, HBO’s Too Big to Fail, JAG, Frasier, Upstate (pilot, lead). He first became known as good guy Greg Nelson on All My Children, and was also a contract player on Another World and One Life to Live. On As The World Turns he played the popular and controversial recurring role, Brian Wheatley. Theatre credits include the Broadway national tour of August Osage County in addition to numerous Off-Broadway and regional productions. He’s recently turned his focus to writing, visit his blog at www.contactprod.com/larrylau/
JEREMY FOLMER
TOM
EDITOR/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Jeremy was born in Northern California and moved to Los Angeles at 18 to study acting at University of Southern California (BFA). He moved to NYC in 1992. He soon became the artistic director of his own off-off broadway theater company (Microscopic Theater Company) where he acted in and produced many shows. He began his professional acting career with roles on Guiding Light, All My Children and a recurring role on As The World Turns. Jeremy has studied with the Off-Broadway theater company The Barrow Group since 1997 where he has been seen in several productions including Enemy of the People, Art, Dying City and The Unrepeatable Moment. Jeremy's directorial, editing and producing debut was with the short film Plot (2018) in which he also acted. Plot was an official selection in several film festivals around the US and was awarded Best Mockumentary at the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival. He can be seen in two upcoming television series for Netflix (Partner Track) and Amazon (Dead Ringers). Jeremy has run a very successful headshot business in NYC since 2000. www.jeremyfolmeractor.com
CAITLIN BARTON-LANDFIELD
CHRISTINE
Caitlin Barton-Landfield is an actor, playwright, voiceover artist, theater and film producer and theater educator located in New York City. She has long been involved in the NYC theater world. Her work includes being a Finalist in the Samuel French Short Play Theater Festival, producing her own shows, performing her two-person show with the NYC Fringe Festival, and performing in a new show in the Dublin Fringe Festival. Caitlin has worked with students as a Drama Teacher in the New York City public schools for over 15 years. She enjoys teaching youth theater and bringing theater into everyone’s life. She is currently pursuing her career as a voiceover artist for animation. She has much experience with character voices from children’s stories. She is appreciative to Ann and Jeremy for working on this meaningful project.