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Jefferson Brown was born on 11 June 1976 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He is an actor and producer, known for Carrie (2013), RED (2010) and Please Kill Mr. Know It All (2012).

Anna Silk is a Canadian actress born in New Brunswick, Canada who graduated from St. Thomas University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1997. She appeared in at least two productions at the St. Thomas Theatre, "Seven Menus" and "The Kitchen."

Anna has guest starred in numerous television shows but most famously known for playing Bo, the lead role in the hit television series Lost Girl (2010).

Booth Savage, born on May 21, 1948, is a veteran Canadian actor of film, stage and television. Savage attended York University in Toronto, Ontario and graduated with a Masters in Fine Arts in 1992. Over the course of Savage's career of 30+ years, he has been on numerous television series and films. He is best known to Canadian audiences for his role as a head coach in the miniseries Canada Russia '72 (2006). His television credits include work for such series as Goosebumps (1995), Rabbit Fall (2007), Being Erica (2009) and Mr. D (2012). Having a deep root in theatre, Booth Savage still remains connected in stage and playwriting. His works include 'Savage Heat', 'DADS', 'Reversing Falls', 'Pillow Talk', 'Pajama Games', and 'This Bloody Business' which all have been performed across many stages throughout Canada. His theatrical heritage also includes his status as an original member of the Toronto theatre company Theatre Passe Muraille and the Toronto Free Theatre. With the exception of the Yukon, Savage has performed in plays held in every province and territory throughout Canada.

BA from McGill University. MA, PhD from University of Toronto where he taught for 12 years before moving to LA in 1980 to work with friend Ivan Reitman. Moved to Montecito, a suburb of Santa Barbara in 1998 when Reitman and Tom Pollock formed The Montecito Picture Company. Has taught at UCSB.

Tim Doiron is co-founder of the award winning production company Wango Films alongside business partner April Mullen. Doiron has produced and written the majority of the company's feature films, including: CSA Nominated, 88; Dead Before Dawn 3D, which was awarded The Perron Crystal Award for its achievement in 3D; GravyTrain and Rock, Paper, Scissors: The Way of the Tosser, both of which were seen in festivals around the world and released by eOne. Doiron produced Farhope Tower, a paranormal thriller that had its world premiere at Fright Fest in London, England, and won two awards at its Canadian Premiere at the Blood In The Snow Fest in Toronto. As a writer, Doiron has twice been nominated for a Canadian Comedy Award and is head writer and supervising producer on the TV series, Real Detective-- Investigative Discovery's flagship narrative series.

Doiron has attended Producer Events around the world including: Producers Without Borders (Berlinale - Feb. 2016) Strategic Partners (2015), Cannes Marche du Film, Producer's Network (2015, 2014, 2012), TIFF Producer's Network (2013) and IFF (2013). Doiron has also attended film markets around the world including: Cannes, Berlinale, TIFF, AFM, Banff TV Summit, MIPcom, Tokyo Film Market and the 3D Stereo Media Summit in Liege, Belgium.

As a Producer, Doiron's next two feature films with Wango are: Bloody Knuckles(2017), an Irish/Canada Co-Pro, in conjunction with Alcina Pictures and Wander(2017).

Peter Brown is an actor, writer, producer, and reality television personality.

In 2021, he was the Executive Producer and ring announcer on Celebrity Net Fights, a reality TV boxing Pay-Per-View on FITE.

In 2020, he self-published two novels on Amazon.

In 2019, he won "The Big Deal" on Let's Make A Deal.

In 2014, he entered the world of pro-wrestling as a manager and color commentator on camera and producer off camera.

In 2013, he was a Houseguest on the first season of Big Brother Canada, which led to co-hosting the Big Brother Canada Side Show for its three season run.

In 2011, he competed on Drafted 3, a reality competition for sports broadcasters sponsored by Gillette, on TheScore (now Sportsnet 360) in Canada.

Starting in 2009, as the character "Parker Jakobowhitz", he began a YouTube comedy channel the grew to millions of views and thousands of subscribers. Later, he worked at BroadbandTV, Canada's largest YouTube Network!

After graduating Nackawic High School in June 2004, he attended the University of New Brunswick in their Bachelor of Arts program, then moved to British Columbia in 2007 to attend Vancouver Film School and graduated from the program in 2008. Afterward, he worked in the Producing Department as a Teacher's Assistant until 2010.

William Eldon "Willie" O'Ree is considered to be a pioneer, or "The Jackie Robinson of hockey", for being the first black player in the National Hockey League, but if you asked O'Ree, he didn't think being a pioneer was a big deal and he would rather you think and accept him as another hockey player.

Born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, O'Ree learned to skate when he was three. He loved to skate any chance he could then he started to play organized hockey when he was five.

As he grew older, O'Ree played in more competitive hockey leagues and would play for the Kitchener Canucks of the Ontario Hockey Association in the 1955-56 season and would sign with the Quebec Aces, in the 1956-57 season, which would be the start of a three-decade (mostly minor) professional career.

ORree managed to get noticed by the Boston Bruins and was called up by the Bruins on January 18, 1958, against the Montreal Canadiens. That season, he played only two games for the Bruins and was sent back to the minors.

O'Ree got a second opportunity with the Bruins in the 1960-61 season, playing in 43 games, scoring four goals, ten assists, for fourteen points.

While playing in the National Hockey League, O'Ree paid a price for being there; Racism. Although the fans in Boston were friendly, He received racial taunts and slurs from fans while on the road. Opposing players as well would do the same thing; In addition, he received many cheap shots and got into fights to defend himself.

Sadly, after that season, his National Hockey League career came to an end, as he never played in another National Hockey game again. From there, he played in the minor professional leagues. First with the Ottawa-Hull Canadiens of the Eastern Professional Hockey League, then became a mainstay in the Western (Professional) Hockey League, with the Los Angeles Blades and the San Diego Gulls. His last stop was with the San Diego Hawks of the PHL, in the 1978-79 season.

After O'Ree's playing career was over, in 1998, he became the Director of Youth Development for the NHL/USA Hockey Diversity Task Force, a non-profit program for minority youth that encourages them to learn and play hockey.

Awards and honors later followed. He was inducted into the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame in 1984. He received the Lester Patrick Award, which annually awards an individual for hockey service in The United States, in 2000; he received the Order of New Brunswick in 2005 and was honored with the naming of Willie O'Ree Place, or Place Willie O'Ree in French, at the Fredericton Arena in 2008.

Mark MacRae was born in Fredericton, Canada. He is an actor and producer, known for Good Witch (2015), The Talk (2017) and Covert Affairs (2010).

Eric Hickey was born on 16 August 1950 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.

Born on the east coast of Canada and raised in the mountains of British Columbia, Brittaney Bennett fell in love with movies as a young child while watching classic black and white films with her grandfather. She grew up as a competitive downhill skier, and trained in both Shotokan Karate and kickboxing. After winning local pageants as a teen, and placing as a finalist in the Miss Interior BC pageant, Brittaney attended the University of Victoria. She then went on to graduate from Studio 58 Theatre School in Vancouver. Brittaney spent two years studying Buddhism with a Buddhist Monk, has traveled across Canada doing theatre tours, and continues training and performing as a Middle Eastern Dancer. Ms Bennett now resides in Toronto.

Andrew Bourque is a Canadian actor born in Fredericton, New Brunswick. He has Acadian (French), English, and Scots-Irish ancestry. In early 2018, he began pursuing acting full-time in Vancouver and has had credited roles in television shows such as Loudermilk (2018), Batwoman (2019) and Matching Hearts (2020). He is an economics graduate from McGill University, a tennis coach and a former policy analyst.

Katherine Dines was born on 6 September 1968 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She is an actress and writer, known for American Descent (2014), Watch Dogs: Legion (2020) and Crisis Point (2012). She was previously married to D'Arcy Craig.

Denis Theriault was born in New Brunswick, Canada, discovering early on that he wanted to work in the entertainment industry. At age 14, he landed his first big TV role as Jeb in The Space Channel's hit science fiction series Starhunter.

Since then, Denis has appeared in various film and television projects. He is most recognized for his role in the feature film All the Wrong Reasons, starring alongside the late Cory Monteith, which had its world premiere at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. The role earned him an ACTRA Maritimes Award nomination for Outstanding Male Performance. His work can also be seen in the feature film Growing Op, on CityTV/CW's Seed, Showcase's G-Spot and HBO's Call Me Fitz. His latest film Across the Line is the racially charged feature debut of acclaimed music video director, Director X. The role of Todd, the story's main antagonist, once again earned Theriault an ACTRA Maritimes Award nomination for Outstanding Male Actor in a Supporting Role.

Following a 15-year career as an actor, observing directors and being drawn to all aspects of film, Denis wrote and directed his first short film Sibling Rivalry. His follow-up short I am Syd Stone, a deeply personal film, earned him acclaim at over 30 film festivals all over the world. The film was nominated for the prestigious Iris Prize, the ACTRA Award for Best Male Performance and won Best Canadian Short Film at the Silver Wave Film Festival. His third short The Gift Giver had its world premiere during the prestigious Inside Out LGBT Film Festival at the TIFF Bell Lightbox. His latest project is a web series adaptation of I am Syd Stone, which was acquired by LevelFILM and will release in 2021 on OutTV.

Denis is now in the process of developing his first feature-length film, a dramatic thriller titled Boy Wonder.

Brian Damude was born in 1945 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He is a director and actor, known for Sudden Fury (1975), Programme X (1970) and Strange Noises (1986).

Carolyn Turney was born on 24 December 1941 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She was an actress, known for In Her Defense (1999). She was married to Bill Turney. She died on 18 October 2024 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.

Jon Blizzard was born on 30 November 1984 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He is an actor and producer, known for Cabby (2017), When We Were Young (2019) and Run! (2019).

Gia Milani was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She is known for All the Wrong Reasons (2013), Queen of the Andes (2020) and Do I Know You from Somewhere? (2024).

Ryan Brassington was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He is known for The Midnight Sky (2020), Deepwater Horizon (2016) and Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver (2024).

Jesse Anthony was born on 20 July 1986 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She is a cinematographer and producer, known for Reminisce (2009), Skate Proof (2012) and Crates (2014).

Rob Pinnock was born on 3 November 1966 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. He is an actor, known for In Her Defense (1999), Reaper (2000) and The Waking Dead (2004).

Jeremy VanSlyke was born on 28 March 1989 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Jeremy is a producer, known for Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series (2019), Hard Drive (2014) and Trailer Park Boys: Don't Legalize It (2014).

Glenn Curry was born in Fredericton, New Brunswick to Joseph & Sandra Curry of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. He has two siblings, Blaise & Shaun.

Building on his experience in commercial & illustrative design, Glenn enrolled in the animation program at NBCC Miramichi in 1996. There he was mentored by several esteemed artists including classical animator Harold Duckett, fine artist Carla Collette, international musician/composer Terry Gadsen and premiere Canadian wildlife painter Geordie Millar.

Pre-graduation, Glenn secured work with one of NBCC's international partners in Ireland: EMG Dublin. There he created instructional animations for Microsoft Office training software.

He returned to Canada for post- graduate studies and landed his first film & TV work as storyboard artist on the Bo Derek thriller Frozen with Fear (2001) and the science fiction series Starhunter (2000)

In 2001, Glenn was invited to teach classical animation at the College of the North Atlantic in Stephenville, Newfoundland. Originally a term role, the position was expanded and he stayed on for 4 years as coordinating instructor of the 3D animation program.

In 2005, moved to California to further his aspirations in VFX. At Omation Entertainment in San Clemente he would complete his first contract on an animated feature, Barnyard (2006)

From Vancouver to California to New Zealand, Glenn has contributed to a wide variety of live action & animated projects. In 2013, Glenn moved to Montreal, Canada to work as FX supervisor.

Alex Good was born in October 1974 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Alex is a composer, known for Owl River Runners (2015), We Are Characters Incorporated (2017) and Pov (2013).

Peter Myles Barnaby was born on 30 December 1977 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Peter Myles is an editor, known for Nganawendaanan Nde'ing: I Keep Them in My Heart (2006), The Sharing Circle (1991) and First Stories: Apples & Indians (2006).

Alex Rogers was born on 23 April 1984 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. She is an actress, known for Making the Grade (2005).