Mitch Silvester
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Mitch Snaden
Mitch Snaden is an actor and producer, known for Moon Dog (2018) and The Quick and Dirty (2019).
Mitch Teemley
Writer, director, producer, actor, composer Mitch Teemley grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles. While still in high school he performed with his group The Daily Planet (labelled one of America's three "best new bands") on an Aretha Franklin-hosted ABC special, singing a song he co-wrote. Fresh out of college he hosted Walt Disney Studios 50th Anniversary Celebration. Upon completing his graduate degree, he taught acting in England alongside future sirs Ben Kingsley and Patrick Stewart. After returning to the U.S., he became a member of the sketch comedy groups Isaac Air Freight and Mitch & Allen, writing and performing on numerous comedy albums and videos, including the best-selling video "Mitch & Allen." Invigorated by these experiences, he began moving into filmmaking, developing the story for and producing his first feature "Out of Time" for Showtime and Columbia Pictures in 2000. He has since written, directed, and produced numerous films and videos, including "My Declaration" and "No Luggage Required," often editing and scoring, as well. He has continued to act, most recently playing the lead in the feature film "Promises to Keep" (2020). Mitch is the writer, director, and producer of the multi-award-winning drama "Healing River," one of the highest rated inspirational films ever premiered on Amazon Prime. His monster parody "Notzilla" (writer-director-producer) has won multiple festival awards. Upon its release, MovieWeb said, "Looks like it could be a cult classic." Mitch wrote six songs for the score of "Healing River" and four 60s-style parody songs for "Notzilla." A novelization of "Healing River" and a comic book series based on "Notzilla" are slated for later this year. Mitch is married and has two children.
Mitch Temple
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Mitch Thompson
Mitch J. Thompson was born on Oct.1 1987 in Sacramento California. He first caught the acting bug when he played Biff in a high school production of Death of a Salesmen. He started Training in 2012 at Actors workshop of Sacramento. Their he learned Uta Hagen Improvisation, Stanislavski's method, and Shakespeare as well as the history of theater and film. During he's time at the workshop he performed in over a dozen plays, ranging from tragedies to comedies. He continued his training at Conservatory of B Street Theater where he learned professional speech, fight choreography, and script writing. Mitch went on performing improvisation at local comedy clubs becoming a staple on the local Sacramento improv scene. He got his first time in front of a camera in the summer of 2018 in a short film "Violet Rain" where he also had a hand as AD and a cameo later that year in "All day and a night". Keep an eye out for this rising star.
Mitch Tiner
Mitch was raised in California's Bay Area where he learned to play guitar and create short FX heavy films. He found modest success upon moving to Spokane, WA in 1990 where he took the role of John Lennon in a Beatles tribute band called "Meet Revolver". He began working on short films in 2004 with writer/director Ron Ford (The Fear). He was able to realize his dream of doing make-up and VFX. One of these films (Man in a Saddle) won him the Harryhausen Award for special effects in 2012.
Mitch Tornade
Mitch Tornade is known for Two Tickets to Greece (2022) and Clara Luciani: Emmanuelle - En Live à la Villa Cavrois (2019).
Mitch Underhill
Mitch Underhill is known for The Beast (2019), Doll (2018) and Sacrificed (2017).
Mitch Valdez
Mitch Valdez is known for Lunes, Martes, Miyerkules, Huwebes, Biyernes, Sabado, Linggo (1976), Oro, Plata, Mata (1982) and Ang probinsyano (2015).
Mitch Watson
Mitch Watson is known for All Hail King Julien (2014), Beware the Batman (2013) and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated (2010).