Sicily Sewell was born on October 1, 1985 in Pontiac, Michigan, USA. She is an actress and producer, known for One on One (2001), Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1993) and Mama Flora’s Family (1998). She has been married to Melanie Wilkerson since 2022.

Ted Lewis was born on October 18, 1969 in Bellingham, Massachusetts, USA. He is an actor, known for Pokémon: The First Movie – Mewtwo Strikes Back (1998), Kirby: Right Back at Ya! (2001) and Sonic X (2003). He has been married to John Spiteri since August 12, 2017.

Dorothy Elias-Fahn was born on March 13, 1962 in Los Angeles County, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979), Ghost in the Shell (1995) and Rurouni Kenshin (1996). She has been married to Tom Fahn since November 9, 1985.

Tom has worked as an actor in Voice-Over, Film, TV, Commercials, Theater, Stand-up & Improv comedy. A Voice-Over artist for many years, VO credits include Agumon on Digimon: Digital Monsters, Ice Age 2: The Meltdown, Cowboy Bebop, Boid N Woim on Cartoon Network and many others. On-Camera he starred in the Direct-To-Video, Family Feature, The Incredible Genie, as The Genie, co-starring Amanda Fuller. He played Robert D. Niro in the award winning, Scorsese parody, short film, Fast Food. He also wrote and starred in the webisode, Fun Dad, now playing on Funny Or Die. Both Fast Food and Fun Dad were directed by his brother, Jonathan Fahn. He has appeared in numerous Commercials, including a National TV ad for Lowe’s with a very big bear. On Stage in Los Angeles he was cast as Dr. Melman in the play, 40 And Other Problems, written by Cynthia Greenburg. Also in the production were Joy Gohring, Roma Maffia and Maggie Wheeler. He performed for 10 years as a Stand-Up Comic from Vegas to Boston, as a member of The Comedy Team of Tom & Dan with Dan Lorge. Tom & Dan were also $10,000 Grand Prize Winners on ABC’s The New America’s Funniest People. He performed Improv-Comedy for 5 years every Monday night as a member of The Itchey Feet, directed by Bryan Rasmussen. He wrote and produced with his brother, Jonathan Fahn, the short film, Old Dogs starring John Saxon, Larry Gelman, Basil Hoffman and Phil Lamarr. Their full-length, feature film screenplay of Old Dogs, now titled #OldDawgz, is in Pre-Production. It is to be produced by Bruce Gordon and the script is posted on The Black List. Tom has a Podcast with his brother, Jonathan, called Magic Moments With The Fahn Brothers.

Joshua Seth is one of the most legendary voice actors in anime. Millions of kids grew up listening to him as the starring role of Tai, the leader of the Digimon on the hit TV series and in all 8 movies over the past 20 years.

Other fan favorite roles include: Hige in Wolf’s Rain, Shobu in Dual Masters, Joe / 009 in Cyborg Soldier 009, Sparky in Speed Racer, Omba in Ghost in the Shell, Chaos in Xenosaga, Lord Dio in Last Exile, Elk in Arc the Lad, Alpha 5 in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Young Knives in Trigun, The Prisoner in The Spongebob Squarepants Movie, and as the villainous voice of Tetsuo, in the animated masterpiece Akira (2001).

Joshua was also the promo announcer of the entire Kids WB programming block as well as for Fox Kids Saturday Mornings. His commercial client list includes: Disneyland, Mountain Dew, Coors Light, Pacific Bell, Verizon, Universal Studios, Ford, 7- 11, Mitsubishi, Taco Bell, and Tower Records.

In 2022 Joshua returned to voice acting from his home recording studio in Saint Petersburg, Florida. He appears at dozens of comic-cons and anime conventions each year and is the host of the popular Voiceover Champions Podcast.

From a very young age Rorrie Travis knew that he wanted to be an entertainer. He started acting and modeling when he was 15. After being accepted into the DeAbreu Modeling program in Columbia, SC; he felt it was finally time to prove himself and let his talents flourish. In 2011 Rorrie and his mother made the ultimate sacrifice and moved to North Hollywood, California. There he had the opportunity to train under acting coach’s such as Billy Hufsey, Dennis LaValle, and Patrick Malone. Since then he has been featured in commercials for Jostens and Xfinity internet provider; to being lead in productions such as , “The Coroner” Power Rangers Beast Morphers”. Even showcasing his dance abilities in Skylar Stecker’s “That’s What’s Up” and lead dancer in Posh Hammers ” Dancing in Place” music videos. In his journey of learning and fine tuning his craft, Rorrie found a passion in being able to help others explore and unlock their creative minds through the arts. In 2016 he established RDT-Flims to coach others and have a hand in nourishing future stars.

“The sight of seeing the next generation that I’ve effected through my craft. Inspires me to stay active, persevere, and to be an even better role model for them!”