JOHANNA MIDDLETON (Co-Creator, Writer, Actress)  is a "cool" but warm girl, actress, writer, storyteller, and teaching artist from LA. She's appeared in commercials, on Nickelodeon and HBO Go, and in other web series like LA Famous and Tiny Nuts. Johanna graduated with a BA in Theatre from Northwestern University, where she learned about snow and "wind chill". She has a passion for creating spaces for women and people of color to share their own stories. She is a founding member of the SexSpeaks collective, which produces storytelling events and workshops for women of color to discuss their sexuality. She is also the creator of Girlie Stories, a storytelling community for women to empower and support each other through their stories and experiences.  

www.johannamiddleton.com

MARTINE MOORE (Co-Creator, Writer, Actress) is an actress and writer living in Los Angeles.  She has appeared on HBO Go, and in numerous fringe theater productions and indie films, most recently as the lead in the two shorts Five-Fingered Lucy and Dry, and in the upcoming feature Americana.  Previous web series include Ingenue (co-creator), Job Monkey, and LA Famous.  When not acting she is either sketching famous directors in charcoal or writing taut little short stories about unhappy men and women.  Go, Martine!  martineaverymoore.com  

CHELSEA WOODS (Director) is a writer-director from Los Angeles, CA with a passion for connecting the world through the medium of film. She is a graduate of The University of Chicago, where her thesis film, Elevated, received honors. She began her career in film and television working on director Ava DuVernay’s second feature film, Middle of Nowhere. She continued to work in production on television shows including Touch, Criminal Minds and, most recently, Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Chelsea is one of the ten participants of this year’s AFI Directing Workshop for Women.

RACHEL SKLAR (Producer) is a Los Angeles based producer. She is currently Creative Executive at Larrikin Entertainment. She works closely with the Head of Development, Robert Lundberg, to select and develop material for the company's slate of feature films and TV series.Previously, Sklar was assistant to the late Greg Coote (former CEO of Dune Entertainment and Village Roadshow). She has worked as assistant to director Christina Beck (Perfection).  Sklar also free-lanced as a Script Supervisor, collaborating on numerous independent features, shorts, and webseries around Los Angeles. Rachel Sklar grew up in Newton, Massachusetts. She attended Carleton College in rural Minnesota, majoring in film. Sklar's thesis film, Perfect Goulash, was an official selection in the Los Angeles Women's Film Festival