Paul Eenhoorn (Martin)

is an actor who has worked in TV and film since his teenage years, trained in his home town of Perth at the Mt. Lawley Academy of Performing Arts under Aarne Neeme. After moving to Sydney in the late 80’s, Paul continued to train at The Actors Centre. He currently lives in Seattle and has appeared in numerous independent feature films including ZOO, which premiered at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, and the family film MAX RULES.

Richmond Arquette (Travis)

was born into a family of three generations of actors. He made his screen debut in Paul Mazursky’s THE PICKLE and first caught attention as the delivery driver at the end of David Fincher’s SE7EN. He re-teamed with Fincher for three more films, most recently THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON. Other recent credits include MADE OF HONOR, Rob Zombie’s HALLOWEEN and a recurring role on Fox’s “Prison Break”. In 2006, he and his family were awarded the Platinum Circle Award from the American Film Institute for their contributions to film and television.

Sam Buchanan (Diana)

was born and raised in Los Angeles. She has been a part of the family at the Actors Circle Theatre for ten years, instructed by Arthur Mendoza. It was there she felt an instant connection to the brilliant work of Stella Adler. Her passion for the technique lead her to the Stella Adler Conservatory in New York, where she recently completed an intensive program. Her theatrical work in Los Angeles includes: The Gingerbread Lady, How I Learned to Drive, and Stranger.

Robert Longstreet (Steve)

began his acting career on a 1993 episode of “Matlock” and has appeared in dozens of films and TV shows since, including PINEAPPLE EXPRESS, GREAT WORLD OF SOUND and DIVINE SECRETS OF THE YA-YA SISTERHOOD. In 2011, he appeared in four films that world premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, including THE OREGONIAN and TAKE SHELTER, the latter of which earned Longstreet a Gotham Award nomination. He has also personally championed a number of independent films, serving as executive producer and star for SEPTIEN, THE CATECHISM CATACLYSM and DING-A-LING-LESS.

Demetrius Grosse (Locy)

is quickly becoming one of the hardest working men in television, racking up guest starring appearances on “Criminal Minds,” “House M.D.,” “Bones,” and “CSI: Miami,” as well as recurring roles on “Heroes,” “ER,” and “Justified,” and a regular spot on the new Cinemax series, “Banshee.” He recently starred in the independent feature, THE INHERITANCE and has been active on the stage, earning the 2009 NAACP theatre award for the off-Broadway run of “Black Angels Over Tuskegee.”

Chad Hartigan (Director)

was born in Nicosia, Cyprus and attended the North Carolina School of the Arts, School of Filmmaking. He wrote and directed his first feature, LUKE AND BRIE ARE ON A FIRST DATE in 2008, which premiered at the Hamptons International Film Festival and went on to spawn a Latin American remake in 2013 called LUNA EN LEO. THIS IS MARTIN BONNER is his second feature.

Cherie Saulter (Producer)

grew up in a small town in Northwest Florida and traveled not too far away to acquire her degree in Filmmaking from Florida State University. She has recently worked as associate producer on THE MYTH OF THE AMERICAN SLEEPOVER, which premiered at South by Southwest in 2010 and is one of the few American independents playing at the Cannes Film Festival. As producer, her credits include MEDICINE FOR MELANCHOLY, which played at the 2008 Toronto Film Festival and earned Cherie an NAACP Image Award nomination. In 2011, she produced and directed NO MATTER WHAT, which premiered at South by Southwest.

Sean McElwee (Cinematographer)

graduated from the North Carolina School of the Arts with a BFA in Cinematography in May of 2004. Since then, he has worked in the camera department on music videos for Panic at the Disco, Paramore and Plain White T’s, the HBO series “On Freddie Roach”, and the feature films NOT ANOTHER GAY MOVIE, COLD WEATHER and JONAS BROTHERS: THE 3D CONCERT EXPERIENCE. As a director of photography, he has shot the award winning DANCE PARTY USA and LUKE AND BRIE ARE ON A FIRST DATE.

Keegan DeWitt (Composer)

was raised in Portland, Oregon and attended SUNY Purchase for film direction, before transferring to the Atlantic Theater Company Acting Conservatory where he completed the 2 year professional program. Close friends since high school, DeWitt and filmmaker Aaron Katz have been longtime collaborators, bringing three separate films to SXSW: Cold Weather (IFC), Quiet City and Dance Party USA, the first two would be named as NY Times Critic’s Picks. DeWitt would go on to also score close friend Chad Hartigan’s Sundance debut “This Is Martin Bonner”, after having already scored his first film “Luke & Brie Are On A First Date”.

Along with these films, he has continued to bring scores to SXSW, Sundance, The LA Film Festival and more each year, all while working on a commercial level with Facebook, Merrell, Country Time Lemonade, Amtrak, Dolby, Save The Children and more. HBO and MTV have most recently released two of his scores for acclaimed documentarians Sean Fine and Andrea Nix-Fine.

Keegan is also an established performer in his own right with a lengthy solo career and a recent LP with his band Wild Cub receiving acclaim from SPIN, PASTE, American Songwriter, MTVHive, Wall Street Journal and more.

Julio C. Perez IV (Editor)

graduated with an MFA from Florida State University and has worked steadily as an editor in reality TV on shows such as “When Vacations Attack.” In 2010, he edited THE MYTH OF THE AMERICAN SLEEPOVER, which played at the Cannes Film Festival and served as an editor for the 2012 Sundance Directors Labs.

Margaret Kaiser (Production Design/Wardrobe)

was born in Elyria, Ohio and since then has worn no fewer than three outfits a day, not including her birthday suit. A seamstress since the age of 9 and now a professional thrift store/yard sale enthusiast, THIS IS MARTIN BONNER is her first feature film project as a production designer and wardrobe stylist. She has previously worked on countless commercials and shorts in Los Angeles.