Brian Ibsen:
Brian holds a BFA in Actng from Purchase College/SUNY and an MFA in Acting from The Old Globe Theatres/USD. He spent his post college years in plays on Broadway and around the country. He's now making a shift into film/tv work while residing in his hometown of Seattle. He greatly appreciates the hard work and dedication that's gone into this project by everyone involved.

Larisa Peters:
Larisa started her career as a classically trained vocalist, ultimately realizing that she was equally in love with acting. She graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in Theatre, having also spent time studying abroad in Tashkent, Uzbekistan at the Ilkhom Acting Conservatory. Over the years, Larisa has been seen in various stage performances in the greater Seattle area, and has appeared regularly with Seattle Untimely in their weekly online comedy show. She is thrilled to be taking on more film and television endeavors, and finds it most gratifying to be a part of such a creative and collaborative artistic team effort.

Andrew Loviska:
In 2004 Andrew earned his Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Studies at the Evergreen State College in Olympia, appearing in seven productions there. Highlights include Joe Pitt and Louis Ironson in Angels in America, Cleopatra in a scene from Antony and Cleopatra, and an original one-act based on the poetry of e.e. cummings. In Olympia he appeared in Hamlet and Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead with Harlequin Productions, and in Ubu Roi with The Alleged Theatre Project. Most recently he appeared in A Clockwork Orange: Remixed with Seattle School and Open Circle, and in Seneca's Oedipus with Akropolis Performance Lab. Also, look for him as orphan ringleader Tom in The Film Company's production of Guy Maddin's Brand Upon the Brain!, which is currently touring the international film festival circuit with a live score and narration!

Paul Cantu:
Paul Cantu started acting at the ripe age of 8 years old when he was cast in a community theatre production of "The Wizard of Oz". And he's been in love with the stage ever since. He left the the fame and glory of school plays up until last year when he was cast in his high school play, it was there that Paul was discovered by his now agent. The Book of Zombie is Pauls' first professional acting job and he is extremely excited to be working with an amazing cast and crew, not to mention he gets to kill a few zombies.

Bill Johns:
Bill Johns has acted on stage throughout the Southeast and Northwest in shows ranging from "The Blood Orgy of the Texas Chainsaw Chorus Line" and "Hamlet the Musical" at The Intiman and Annex Theatres in Seattle to "A Comedy of Errors" and "A Christmas Carol" at Atlanta's Academy Theater. He studied mime with Marcel Marceau, Commedia Del' Arte in Cortona, Italy and has been doing commercial and film work since 1995. Bill has done episodes of "The Fugative,"America's MostWanted," "Amazing Grace," many commercials, and several independent and feature films. He is married to Stephanie Kallos, noted author of Broken for You, a "Today Show" Book of the Month winner, which has recently been adapted into a play by Seattle's Book-It Theater. Bill played Bruce, the "single, fat, gay, Jewish boy from Alpharetta, Georgia" in the production, much to the giggles of his two fine lads, Noah and Sam.

Adrienne MacIain:
Adrienne MacIain recieved her Ph.D. in Theatre Arts from the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 2006. In addition to acting--a craft she has been honing since the tender age of four--Adrienne is an accomplished belly dancer, choreographer, director, dramaturg, dialect coach, and an award winning bilingual playwright (French and English). She became a psuedo-celebrity in the West African nation of Cote d'Ivoire while performing there as a Fulbright scholar, and can now be seen (and heard) singing and dancing in the popular local cover band "Shelley and the Curves."

Andy Evans:
Andy Evans began his training in theater at a younger age and developed his craft at Washington State University and continued to take film and television courses at Northwest Studios (Seattle) and AIA (Los Angeles). Besides being active in the Seattle Theater community, he has starred in two other independent films including For Me, the winner of Best Student Feature Film in the 2002 ZOIE Film Festival. He is very excited to be working with such a talented crew, script, effects, and to make a dent in the zombie genre.

Adam Gehrke:
Adam Gehrke is a performer in the Seattle area with a background steeped in radio and television. He also started his acting career at an early age with micro-budget productions in his parent’s garage; only one word can describe, stellar. Adam is also a musician and composer and is a graduate of the University of Puget Sound. He is thrilled to have the opportunity to work with such a diverse and talented cast and crew.

Elissa Dowling:
The desire to perform came early for Elissa Dowling. Growing up in Connecticut she was just a stone’s throw away from the Great White Way and she took full advantage of it, attending Broadway performances even as a toddler. By age 13 she had already starred in productions of “Little Shop of Horrors” and “Rocky Horror Picture Show”. After she graduated from High School and moved to Philadelphia to attend college on scholarship at the University of the Arts, she continued to hone her acting skills. After graduation in June 2004, she relocated to Los Angeles and has been a working actress ever since. The transition from stage to screen has worked well for Elissa. Thus far she has starred in many films lined up with Lions Gate distribution and has accomplished a body of work within the indie circuit.