Barnet Bain built his career working frequently from literary material and collaborating with award-winning artists. Notable credits include Milton’s Secret (Director, Writer) based on the novel by Eckhart Tolle, The Lost & Found Family (Director), Oscar-winner What Dreams May Come (Producer), Emmy Award nominee-Outstanding Made for TV Movie Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story (Executive Producer), The Celestine Prophecy (Writer, Producer), The Jesus Film (aka Jesus) cited by the New York Times as the most-watched movie ever (Writer), and Quantum Project (Producer) which made internet history as the first fully digital motion picture produced specifically for internet distribution, and the first to electronically sell into a movie theatre.  
 
In addition to filmmaking, Barnet has served as an adjunct professor and member of the Core Faculty at Spirituality, Mind, Body Institute at Teachers College, Columbia University, the first Ivy League master’s concentration in spirituality and psychology. He is the author of The Book of Doing and Being: Rediscovering Creativity in Life, Love and Work (Simon and Schuster), and The Third Story (Spindrift). 
 

Ivana Miličević was born in Sarajevo, Bosnia, into an ethnic Croatian family. The family emigrated to the United States, and in 1992 she graduated from high school and moved to Los Angeles in pursuit of an acting career. In 1996, she made her film debut as a former girlfriend of Tom Cruise in Jerry Maguire. In 1997, she followed up with a guest role on NBC's Seinfeld and made guest appearances on several other television shows. She played bit parts in Vanilla Sky and Love Actually, among her many other cameo appearances. She capitalized on her experience as a comedienne in a supporting role as Russian model Roxana Milla Slasnikova in the romantic comedy Head Over Heels. She then showed her dramatic talent in a supporting role as Milla Yugorsky in a dark and gritty drama Running Scared. In 2006, she started a recurring role on the CBS TV series Love Monkey, and then made a big step forward in her career appearing as Valenka, one of three Bond girls in Casino Royale. Currently, she stars in the Cinemax original dramatic series Banshee as Anastasia/Carrie Hopewell.  

Shadoe Stevens is the host of the most successful and widely syndicated radio show in the world, American Top 40, broadcast in 120 countries to an estimated 1 billion listeners every week. Today he is widely regarded as one of the most recognized voices in the world. He has starred in movies and numerous television shows including two network series for CBS: four years on the Top 20 series "Dave's World" with Harry Anderson, and the Fred Silverman production "Loose Cannon.” Shadoe is also one of the stars of the top five nationally syndicated series “Hollywood Squares.” Currently he is the voice and a cast-member on the CBS television series, “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson,” produced by CBS. He also currently produces the hilarious, "Blackout Television," Improv- Comedy-Podcast-Theater with an All-Black Cast. As a radio personality in Los Angeles, Shadoe won the Billboard Magazine Personality of the Year Award, and gained some of the highest ratings in the history of Boston radio (33% of listeners aged 12 and over).

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