Jascha was born June 21, 1989 in Hanford, CA. The family moved to Los Angeles when Jascha was three years old, and Jascha had a fiery interest in performing. His film career has included playing Will Smith’s son in “Enemy of the State” with Gene Hackman. He has also performed opposite Martin Lawrence and Nia Long in “Big Momma’s House,” and with Cuba Gooding, Jr. in “Snow Dogs.”

Julin is a versatile actress, singer and songwriter. Julin is represented by Patorini-Bosby Talent Agency and has an impressive resume. She has just finished “Mardi Gras” in New Orleans starring Carmen Electra and Nick D'Agusto. Julin has also worked on “Sweatshop,” and “Spirit Camp” both made in Texas. Coming this summer, Julin has signed on for the lead role in a Sci-Fi movie filming in Austin with director Alexander Shumake.

Justin Arnold spent the early years of his life on the mean streets of South Houston, Texas. At the age of 17 Justin joined the United States Marine Corps.  A year had past going through boot camp, Marine Combat Training, Military Police School, & K-9 School before reaching Marine Cops Base Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, where he was stationed. 

Lindsay is a senior at Greenhill School in Addison, Texas. She began her career as a voice actress, recording books on tape and voicing characters on various anime television shows. She has also appeared in several commercials and theatrical productions.  The Final is Lindsay’s first feature film and she could not have asked for a better first experience.

Marc may be best known for his current work on the internationally acclaimed and popular TV series “Degrassi: The Next Generation” from Epitome Pictures. He plays Derek Haig, a class clown who always gets into more trouble than he bargained for and Derek’s behavior has turned him into a rebellious teenager.

Ryan Hayden was born in Wellesley, MA, and lived there until moving to Dallas. It was in Dallas that Ryan discovered his passion for acting. He was active in all of the school plays throughout middle school and high school, and then attended the University of Oklahoma where he studied musical theater. He later left OU to study the culinary arts in Austin, TX at the Texas Culinary Academy Le Cordon Bleu.

Travis Tedford started his career as "Spanky" in the 1994 remake of "The Little Rascals." He went on to later become the first national child spokesman for Welch's grape juice and jelly. In 2002, after performing in various other film and TV shows he decided to focus on school and give acting a break. "The Final" is the first film in Travis' return to acting as an adult actor.

The Final is the very first feature film for Vincent. A resident of the Dallas/Fort Worth area, he currently attends the University of North Texas.  As one who works to hone his craft, he hopes his efforts will pay off in the near future. 

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