The Wizards of Daggordale

CAST BIOS

(Listed in alphabetical order, by last name)



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Bishwanath (Bish) Bhattacharyya
Acting has been my passion since I was a child. Started my debut in school back home in India and have taken part on numerous plays on stage in India before I came to USA in 2000. During my stay in USA in California and Washington I have acted, directed plays on stage and have performed in various cities like Seattle, Bay Area, Vancouver, BC. Currently I have worked on short films in the Seattle area and looking for opportunities where I can be part of the next "Slumdog Millionaire" and in pursuit of my Danny Boyle.
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Lindsay Erika Crain
studied acting at the University of Missouri-Kansas City where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre, graduating summa cum laude. There she performed in a number of undergraduate plays, as well as a graduate production with London director Barry Kyle. She went on to perform in community and fringe theatre including the roles of Amanda in Private Lives and Gila in One for the Road. She also performed in the Kansas City Repertory Theatre's production of Man and Superman alongside three Seattle natives and director Sharon Ott. Once they put Seattle on the map for her she knew where she wanted to move while building her resume. She was seen in Absurd Reality Theatre's production of Seascape with Sharks and Dancer last year, has just seen the release of her first audio play at theinternetplayhouse.com, and will have a recurring role in the upcoming fan production Star Trek: Phoenix.
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Kevin Arthur Hart
Hello, I am a native of the Pacific Northwest, born and raised in and around Seattle, Washington. I love life and am very blessed to have such wonderful gifts. In the last several years things have really opened up for me. I own and operate an auto body shop and have for many years. I have been acting for 8 years, with most of my work having been done in the last 3 years. Launching my acting career was a featured role in The Learning Channel’s series; “Unnatural History: Witches and Vampires”. It was an awesome experience and since that time I have gotten formal training from Colleen Patrick, who is an acting/life coach, and writer/director. She has helped me a great deal. I have gotten more than half the roles I have auditioned for and attribute that to being genuine and true to my Self. I love to develop characters and collaborate with great people to create great works. I have been an actor in many local films in the last couple years. I am also a drummer in the local rock band project called “Be My Grave”. Writing, recording and performing original rock music is what we do. I love playing and performing for people. I make time to practice Yoga regularly and the most important thing to me in life is nurturing and expanding my True Self and evolving as a spiritual being. I would define success as "Being Present".
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Desiree Hunt
Desiree Hunt has studied acting for 15 years and has trained at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Despite working in stage and film, Desiree is also a former Army soldier and Iraq war veteran, as well as a professional belly dancer and most recently a burlesque performer.
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Aidan Kennedy
has been acting locally for over ten years. In that time he has worked on many projects from stage and radio, to television and film. He studied acting under Gary Taylor at Green River Community College. He also studied, and performed, many of Shakespeare's works with the "Young Shakespeare Workshop" for four consecutive summers. This extensive training was by instructors Edward Payson Call, Eric Anderson, and Kim White. Aidan's most well know role is his part as the "laughing loser" in the late Heath Ledger film "10 Things I Hate About You" which was shot in Tacoma and Seattle. He has also worked behind the scenes on various projects including as a Production Assistant for the miniseries "Rose Red", by Stephen King. He is very excited to be working on this project and looks forward to future projects with Sonnet Films.
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Jenny Lin
A former Seattle Chinatown pageant winner, Jenny took a break from the entertainment industry to work in a Fortune 500 software and media company as a SQL Server database administrator. After nearly a decade in the corporate world she proved that women could excel in a male-dominated industry and decided to seek the next challenge, which is a newfound passion for acting.

Within the span of three months she went to 33 auditions and got 6 roles. She did not tell the casting directors that she was still in the middle of taking two introductory-level to acting classes. (Tony Doupe’s ‘On Camera One’ course and Darragh Kennan’s Freehold Theater course) She diligently recorded every audition and expenditure detail in a spreadsheet along with notes on what could be improved for the next audition. She volunteered for script readings, extra roles, HD video clip ads, psychology video podcast interviews and was even a coffee assistant for a casting director.

Just recently she realized that, ‘all publicity is free publicity’ and in two weeks convinced 9 photographers to work with her for at no cost in exchange for enhancing their portfolios. As a result she is featured on many of their websites.

Jenny’s work ethic in all aspects of life can be attributed to the following quote from Winston Churchill. ‘Success is nothing more than going from failure to failure with undiminished enthusiasm.’
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Amos Mack
Began modeling and acting at the age of 16.With a love for acting but his stand -up comedy has been coming to the fore since 2005. As Host and Emcee he brings a different outlook that brings laughs.Continuing to hone his comedic skills with local shows. Currently in two projects for south puget sound community college. Also in a webisode #6 Adler and Zenith.
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Ray Medved
Ray’s acting career started in 1976 as Harold Hill in “The Music Man.” Over the past 33 years he has appeared in nearly 30 theatre productions such as “Witness for the Prosecution,” “The Boys Next Door,” “The Caine Mutiny Courts-martial,” “Dracula,” and “Harvey.” He was the recipient of Broadway West Theatre Company’s 2006 Felix Award for Best Supporting Actor as “Boolie” in “Driving Miss Daisy.” His introduction to film came in 2007 with a Cisco Systems corporate video, followed by a commercial for Little Creek Casino, walk on parts in Annodam Films’ “Blank,” Veronica Craven’s “The Cost of Living” and a short film, “Paisley Goes to Hell.”

Aside from acting, Ray is an accomplished independent film producer, video editor and sound designer.
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Jason Nash
Started his acting career at the age of 15. after graduating from future stars talent school He went on to continue School with out the interference of the spotlight.

During the years of his high school he found breakdancing and cheerleading to be a passion.

Currently Jason is Head coach of Metropolitan Elite All Star cheerleading, and has done several commercials, prints and short films in the pacific northwest with hopes (as all actors do) to land that big gig in Hollywood.
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Jen page
When she was a child, Jen’s wild imagination convinced her she could be a superhero when she grew up. Later, she cycled through other desires to be a cowboy, a gypsy, a scientist, and a ghost hunter. As an adult, she realized she could be all those things and more as an actress.

Originally from Chicago, Jen has lived in many different regions of the U.S. but she loves the nature and beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Attuned to all things creative, she enjoys drawing, writing, dance, music and acting.

With film, Jen welcomes a challenging range of characters and loves all genres from action and suspense to romantic comedies. Her recent projects allowed her to become a rebellious alien as well as a crafty sorceress rogue. She looks forward to new adventures and dreams bigger daily.
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Jennifer Rupley
Born in Massachusetts, Jennifer began a love for the performing arts at a very early age. She spent much of her time learning dance, vocal instruction, Drama, and Musical Theatre. Although Jennifer took Drama courses in college, it was only recently that she began to pursue her love of acting again. Most recently she played the Queen of hearts in Alice in Wonderland, a Tough Girl in the play “Heart Maker”, and also did a voice over for Allegro performing Arts. Because theatre takes a lot of time which is otherwise spent coaching gymnastics and raising her two daughters, Jennifer has stepped into the magic of film. Sonnet Realm Films is pleased to have Jennifer on board for the “Wizards of Daggordale”, playing the Goblin. Her enthusiasm and creative persona has added greatly to this character.
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Mark West
is a Junior at Roosevelt High School and a member of the International Thespian Society. Mark has been involved in theatrical pursuits since the age of five and has appeared in musicals at Snoqualmie Falls Forest Theatre during the summers. Some of his favorite roles include Kurt in “The Sound of Music”, Tom in “Camelot” and the Mayor of Munchkinland in “Wizard of Oz”. He has also appeared with the Roosevelt Theatre Ensemble in “Me and My Girl” and “Thoroughly Modern Millie” and will perform this spring in Roosevelt’s production of, “Cats”. In his spare time Mark loves to draw, write poetry, participate in Open Mic nights at school, and play his Fender electric guitar. This is Mark’s first film and he is excited to play a vampire.
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Ipek Wooten
graduated from Eastern Washington University with a BA in theatre. At EWU she played Puck in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, a bride in Big Love, and was a member of the party scene in Miss Julie. She is currently playing the role of the Harpie Guardian in The Wizards of Daggordale. Acting and dancing has been a huge part of her life and it will continue to challenge her and help her grow. Her goal is to bring the character to life and to draw the audience into the scene.
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Jeffrey S Zornes
As a youth I loved the adventures of film and TV. I started out in pursuit of a career in the industry but got side tracked on life. Recently I have returned to the pursuit of my youthful dream.

My favorite quote is from Vicente Price.
"One who limits his interests, limits his life!"
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