Bryer Popov
Bryer Popov is an actress, known for Christmas Coupon (2019).
Bryer Sage
Bryer Sage is an actress, known for Night of the Dolls (2014) and June (2017).
Bryerly Long
American actress, writer and director. Recent graduate of UCLA's Professional Programs in Screenwriting and Producing and ESCAC's Directing Masters. Trained professionally in ballet and contemporary dance (Merce Cunningham Dance Studio New York), and graduated with highest honors from the University of Oxford (BA Oxon, First Class, 2010). Long began her acting career in Japan with the Seinendan Theatre Company. Her first film role was in "Hospitalite" by FUKADA Koji, which won awards at the Tokyo International Film Festival and Bucheon Fantastic Film Festival. She went on to star in "Sayonara" by FUKADA, based on the play by the same name, in which she acted opposite a real android robot. "Sayonara" premiered at the Tokyo International Film Festival and IFF Rotterdam, and was released in cinemas in Japan and France to critical acclaim. Long is the first foreign actress to have appeared on stage in Japan both in contemporary theatre and in Yoshimoto's "Shinkigeki", a popular form of Japanese sketch comedy. She is fluent in French, German, English, Japanese and Spanish, and has performed on stage across Asia, Europe, North America and Australia. Berlinale Talent Acting Lab 2017. Semi-finalist, Screencraft Feature Competition 2022.
Brygida Turowska
Brygida Turowska was born on June 23, 1964. She is an actress, known for Poketto monsutâ (1997), Teatr Telewizji (1953) and Wiedzmin 3: Dziki Gon - Serca z kamienia (2015).
Bryian Keith Montgomery Jr.
Bryian Keith Montgomery Jr. is an up-and-coming African American film director and LA native. He created the brand "Alternative Horror" in 2016 to infuse current events into his horror films, and highlight touchy issues in American culture through a unique lens. His previous short film, "Chickens", dealt with police brutality and institutionalized racism. It's been shown in film festivals around the world, and has proven to be a crowd favorite, having taken home "The Audience Award" multiple times. Bryian feels that he can use horror genre tropes to make social commentary and further extend his voice as an activist. He believes that people should come to the movies for thrills and leave with new insight on the topic he's canvassing. Bryian's newest short film, "Good Guy with a Gun", is told from the perspective of a narcissistic incel. In true "ALT-Horror" fashion, the film plays out like an appalling satire, and aims to start a conversation about gun control and how it relates to toxic masculinity in America.
Brylee Bailey
Brylee Bailey is an actress, known for White Girl Apokalypse (2021) and White Girl Apokalypse (2020).
Brylee Denbo
Brylee Denbo is an actor, known for S'ids Lake (2019).
Brylee Hsu
Brylee Hsu was born in Los Angeles, California. She is a first generation Asian-American signed actress and dancer. She is trilingual in English, Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese. She started her performing career as a competitive Tap, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Lyrical dancer since she was 7 years old and she has been adding acting and martial arts under her belt since then. She has acted in several stage performances, feature films, short films, TV shows, virtual shows, and commercials since 2020. She has been cast in the virtual show "Crazy Talented Crazy Jr." sponsored by Warner Brothers, feature film, "Right or Wrong" (2021), "Second Parents" (2022) , "Barbie" (2023), and " Wilder Than Her" (2023) as well as in ABC Network TV show " Modern Parents" (2022), Amazon TV series " Expats" (2022), Dhar Mann Studio web-series (2022) and more.
Brylee Kate Woodard
Brylee Kate Woodard is an actress, known for 13 Sins (2014) and Evan's Crime (2015).
Brylee Russell
Brylee Russell is a director, writer, producer, and actress from Oklahoma. Brylee most recently directed her very first feature film, "Interior Lives"; a gripping coming of age film grounded in realism and elevated by effervescent teenage energy about high school life and the seemingly life-ending struggles that come along with transitioning to a new phase in life. Before "Interior Lives", Brylee directed, produced, and wrote several short films including the drama "Over the Line", the comedy "Turtles", and the pandemic inspired drama "Sulfur Clouds". Her films and scripts have garnered attention and won several awards (Notable Newcomer, Best Oklahoma Female Filmmaker, and Best Student Feature Screenplay) at many film festivals. Brylee is excited to introduce "Interior Lives" to the world and continue to write, produce, and direct more powerful films.