Kenneth Forrester is a 14 time award winning film writer, director, editor, actor, producer. He has been featured in several Atlanta based articles including Voyage Atlanta, Shoutout Atlanta, and Canvas Rebel. He started acting and making indie films in 2005. Founded The Great Wall Productions LLC (Mobocracy) with Barna Lumpkin Jr. and became an award winning filmmaker by 2010. His training at Callanwolde under Marty Barrett led him to unique visions as an artist. He took this foundation and began his grassroots journey as a filmmaker. Hustling the Atlanta film scene working pro and indie gigs for almost 20 years has taught him a lot about content creation and high quality story telling. In 2010 he, and Barna filmed "The Immortal Swordsman", which won them a first place award at the GPC film fest. He went on to produce his own feature length film, "Love My Country" that he also dircted and stared in. It premiered at the Plaza Theater in 2015 and was picked up by the local GA based streaming service, Peachflix. Since then he has produced, wrote, acted in or directed over 18 short films including Rock Island Woman.

Marty is an actor, pastor and theater director whom has worked in the theater scene in ATL for over 30 years. He pioneered and developed an acting method to create vibrant stage performances based on applied Bibical principals. Marty has directed, written, or produced more than 100 plays with this blueprint including, Spreading the News, A Cuban Play, Macbeath, Cotton Patch Gospel,  You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. He has enhanced the lives of thousands of children and youth with his careful and loving instruction in the dramatic arts as a teaching artist with Young Audiences, the Woodruff Arts Center, and Callanwolde Fine Arts Center in addition to his work in the church. He also hosted Risen from the Dead Poets Society, a monthly gathering of sharing from writers, actors, and musicians at Chamblee Tucker Christian Fellowship.

Barna is an award winning writer, director, actor and martial artist . He attended Georgia State University between 2014-2017 emerging with a Bachelor of Arts with a Major in TV/Video Production and a Minor in Theatre. Not long after stage managing for productions of “The Mikado” by Gilbert and Sullivan and “Broken Glass” by Arthur Miller for the GPC Theatre’s Art Guild – 2008, he wanted to refocus his eye back to film. He began writing again and in 2010. He became a founding member of The Great Wall Productions 
(now Mobocracy)  and began a fruitful indie film career. He wrote directed and acted in “The Immortal Swordsman” and the rest is history. He wrote, produced, or directed around 13 shorts at Mobocracy  LLC by 2023. He CO directed Rock Island Woman which soaked up 13 awards during the 2022 film festival season. 

Ryan Fay is an actor, director, and physical theater artist from Charlotte, North Carolina. He has helped develop new work at the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center and has been a movement coach forprofessional productions of Goldilocks and the Three Bears and Go Dog Go at Children’s Theatre of Charlotte. His one man show Scoutingpremiered at Marfa Fringe in 2019 and he was a 2020 Artist in Residence with the Charles Adam's Studio Project. Ryan is a founding member of The Nouveau Sud Project, a community-centered aerial circus company based in Charlotte. He was a part-time instructor at Texas
Tech and has taught masterclasses at Angelo State and Oklahoma City
University. Ryan Fay received a BA in Theater and BS in Psychology from UNC Charlotte and he holds an MFA in Performance in Pedagogy from
Texas Tech. Ryan is an alumni of the National Theatre Institute and Dell'Arte International.