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Evie
Hi, I’m Evie, and I reside in Raleigh, NC. I’ve been acting since I was in high school, starting with plays and musicals. As I've grown, I've gotten the opportunity to do stage fighting, accents, dancing,as well as work behind the camera. I moved from Winston to Raleigh to pursue more acting and joined a princess company here. Being a princess is one of my favorite things to do right now, as I get to enjoy acting and make kids smile. Outside of acting, I enjoy painting and cooking. I'm vegan, so I end up making a lot of veganized things, which I enjoy. Also, here in Raleigh, there is always a ton of different markets to go to. I will sometimes bring my dog, Percy, if I can but I go to as many as I can. I love finding crystals, candles or just weird things to get, they are my weakness. As is animals, I absolutely love them. I have a dog and seven guinea pigs but there is a total of ten animals in my house.
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Katerina
Katerina Sigala was born in Greece and is a writer, director, and actress. She has also studied dance at IDTA (International Dance Teachers’ Association). Her first poetry collection was published in 2015, and in 2016 she was recognized as a new creator by the Library of Alexandria in Egypt. She works as an actress in theater and television. She has written and directed eight short films, which have been awarded at various festivals around the world, as well as by UNESCO Piraeus and Islands. In the U.S., she created the comedic character Souvlaki Girl/Mrs Katina, which satirizes both Greek and American culture.
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Ansar
Anasar Muhammad has steadily built a reputation as a committed and versatile presence in contemporary Pakistani television. Beginning his acting journey with supporting roles, he focused on refining his craft through careful script selection and close collaboration with directors and senior performers. His early appearances allowed him to experiment with a range of characters, from earnest young professionals to emotionally conflicted figures, gradually earning him recognition for his natural screen presence and expressive range.
Over time, Anasar Muhammad transitioned into more substantial roles, demonstrating an ability to anchor complex storylines. He is particularly noted for portraying layered characters who balance vulnerability with quiet strength. Critics have highlighted his nuanced delivery, disciplined preparation, and attention to emotional detail as key elements of his performances.
Beyond individual projects, he has shown dedication to professional growth by participating in workshops and continuously studying performance techniques. As his career progresses, Anasar Muhammad remains focused on challenging roles that expand his artistic boundaries and deepen his impact within Pakistan’s evolving television industry.
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Mauriceo
Mauriceo Dunston is a disciplined and evolving actor dedicated to building a sustainable career across stage and screen. He developed strong fundamentals in theatre, mastering projection, timing, and character analysis before transitioning into film, where he refined subtle expression and emotional control for the camera. He approaches each role with structured preparation, breaking down objectives, motivations, and backstory to create grounded performances. Known for professionalism and adaptability on set, Mauriceo continues investing in training to expand his range while strategically selecting projects that support long-term growth in a competitive industry.
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Rei
Rei Haycraft is a North Carolina-based actor and musician with a diverse performance background spanning screen, stage, and studio. As a musician, she fronted the hard rock/metal band Raimee for nearly a decade, touring the Southeast and earning Female Vocalist of the Year at the 2018 Carolina Music Awards. A trained mezzo-soprano with a deep passion for musical theatre, she has performed in numerous productions with local theatre companies. She has also lent her voice to the BBC Audio Drama Award-winning production Above and Below.
Beyond performing, Rei brings a comprehensive understanding of storytelling from her work across all facets of production. She holds a Master’s in Media Production with a concentration in Documentary Film, graduating Summa Cum Laude and receiving the Curtis D. Williams Outstanding Graduate Student Award, and now has years of professional experience as a director, producer, and video editor.
What sets Rei apart is how her varied creative background informs her approach to performance. Whether she’s finding the emotional core of a complex character or collaborating with fellow artists to bring a vision to life, she’s driven by a desire to create meaningful work that resonates authentically. Her unique perspective - understanding both the technical craft and the raw human truth at the heart of every story - allows her to bring depth and nuance to every
BUNNY — Synopsis
In a small house pulsing with energy and neon light, Rosie, a vibrant young woman with blue hair and a love for all things bunny-themed, prepares for a wild night with her best friend Shireen. As they get ready for their party, laughter fills the air—until strange flickers of déjà vu and eerie coincidences begin to seep through Rosie’s cheerful routine.
When the night falls, the house transforms into a hypnotic party scene—music thumping, lights flashing, and guests dancing in chaos. But beneath the fun, something supernatural lurks. The mysterious Luna, a playful yet ghostly presence only Rosie can see, begins to blur the line between reality and hallucination. Meanwhile, the awkward party photographer Robert captures more than he bargained for in his Polaroids—images that reveal Luna’s glowing, otherworldly form standing behind the girls.
As the night spirals, the boundaries of time and consciousness unravel. Rosie awakens again and again to the same morning, trapped in a looping nightmare where the party always resets—and Luna’s haunting smile draws closer each time. What started as a carefree night becomes a chilling reflection of identity, memory, and the unseen forces that live inside us.
By dawn, Rosie’s laughter fades into terror as she realizes the nightmare isn’t ending—it’s beginning again.
