THE CAST

ANDREA BANG

as Lena

Andrea Bang was born and raised in Burnaby, B.C. She grew up wanting to be a librarian, designer, fairy, teacher, cashier, critic, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, construction worker - and the list goes on. Since they didn't offer a class in Vampire Slaying, she took the equivalent: a degree in Psychology, acting classes and spewing witty comebacks at objects with no reflection.

Outside of acting, Andrea enjoys making things (crafting, sewing, moviemaking), writing and watching too many films. Some of her work can be seen on Inanimate Funnies. Currently she's on CBC's "Kim's Convenience", a comedy based on Ins Choi's award-winning play. Season 4 will air in 2020. Previous seasons can be seen on Netflix or CBC! More credits available on IMDB.

TICOON KIM

as Noah

Ticoon Kim is an actor, known for Northern Rescue (2019), Walking on Sunshine (2017) and 2nd Generation (2018).

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REDD OCHOA

as John

Redd Ochoa studied at The American Musical Dramatic Academy in New York City. Upon his graduation, he appeared in several Off Broadway productions in New York, including Othello, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Glengarry Glen Ross, King Lear, and American Buffalo, to name a few. He also made several television appearances in Law & Order SVU, New York Undercover, Loving, and All My Children. Some of his film credits were Dog’s Eye View, Hoodlum, Vibrations, and Shirli Mirli by Academy Award winning director Vladimir Menshov.

Redd decided to take a break from acting and went back to school to study filmmaking. He attended New York University, Tisch School of The Arts where he received his BFA in Film Studies. He went on to direct several film productions soon thereafter, which included Long Story Short with Rob Mcellheny (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) and Michael Williams (The Blair Witch Project), Feed Me, and Baliw (Crazy), which premiered at The World Film Festival in Montreal. One of his recent projects was a documentary with the U.S. Military called One Quiet Success, which debuted at The White House under the Obama Administration.

Redd still directs and writes for several film projects but has also returned into acting. His most recent projects are Principal roles in Designated Survivor, The Odd Squad, CBC’s Crawford, several episodes in National Geographic’s Mayday. He is currently in production and will be seen in the upcoming shows The Boys, What We Do In The Shadows, and Magnesium.