About Us

Meet The Cast

Celines Estevez

A Film/TV actor based in New York City, Celines has a foundation in theatre and dance and is bilingual. She has earned credits on NBC, Prime Video, and has co-starred alongside Danny DeVito and Awkwafina. Skilled in boxing, ballet, tumbling, and firearms, she is actively expanding her combat expertise. Celines is currently seeking roles that explore deep character development and emotional storytelling.

Richie Cerda

Richie Cerda is a multifaceted talent from Queens, New York, whose artistry bridges the worlds of acting, writing, and directing. With deep roots in his Dominican heritage, Richie has carved out a distinctive voice in the film industry since 2006. A standout moment in his career came with his award-winning portrayal of the renowned playwright Tennessee Williams in the short film The Lost Interview, which earned him the Best Actor accolade at the Nevada Film Festival. His impressive acting journey includes mentorship from Golden Globe winner Burt Reynolds and creative collaborations with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Nilo Cruz, both of which have profoundly shaped his craft. Richie’s directorial vision is exemplified by his feature film New York State of Mind, which captivated audiences on Amazon. His diverse filmography also includes Sandbox Memories, The Wedding Party, and The Lost Interview. His latest work, Brotherhood, featuring UFC legends Din Thomas, Yves Edwards, and Rashad Evans, has just been selected for the BAFTA-qualifying British Urban Film Festival and will have its UK premiere in October. With a career marked by bold artistic endeavors and celebrated collaborations, Richie Cerda continues to push boundaries and inspire with his storytelling.

Din Thomas

Din is known in the MMA world as one of the pioneers of MMA. Having fought, trained, and studied all over the world since the late 90's, the 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu has honed his skills as one of the elite minds of martial arts today. Din was a part of the very first UFC fight in Las Vegas in 2001 and has since become a main staple for the entire UFC organization. Din has coached and trained multiple UFC champions such as Tyron Woodley and Amanda Nunes, but today spends his time primarily as a desk analyst and broadcaster for the UFC and ESPN. Din began his acting journey in the early 2000's with the critically acclaimed indie film, Loren Cass. Since then, Din has cut his teeth doing improv comedy, theater, and working on any production that would have him. Most recently Din has work with Andrew McCarthy and Owen Lowe in the feature film, Grace Point. Din won a best actor award at the Newark Film Festival (Newark, De.) for his work in the independent short, Brotherhood.

Ashley Bourget

Ashley Bourget is a Florida-based actor and producer with a growing presence in the south Florida film and theater scene. She was also a standout in the improv comedy throught the area. Ashley is currently working on A Good Guy's Grave, a short film set to release this fall, and regularly performs at regional venues including the Delray Beach Playhouse. Ashley is thrilled to be working alongside UFC legend Din Thomas, further expanding her creative footprint in both film and production.

Adrianna Rocco

Adrianna is an American actor based out of Miami, Fl. With a deep appreciation for the art of film, she found her passion for acting after working behind the scenes and booking extra work in local films. She is best known for the role of “Michelle” in the film ‘It Hunts’. She is eager to continue her career with ongoing work on future various film projects. She enjoys bringing an edgy and intuitive energy to roles, while channeling the true essence of the character. Adrianna is a member of ‘Hollywood Winner’s Circle’ actor training program created by Wendy Alane Wright (California), and is excited to continue her career while consistently working to refine her craft.

Aaron Tyler Jackson

Aaron Tyler Jackson has been drawn to film from a young age, captivated by performances and naturally drawn to memorization and storytelling. Though he didn’t pursue acting as a career until 23, when he took his first class, he quickly found new energy and direction. After college, returning to a small town with limited opportunities, Aaron began creating his own content, which helped him grow as an artist. Starting in comedy, he soon discovered a deeper versatility in his craft. Aaron aims to inspire others to see purpose as an ongoing journey. For him, acting is about exploring new perspectives, challenging perception, and connecting through heart, discipline, and soul.

Pearl Anik

Pearl Anik is elated to make her on-screen debut in ‘Flowers’. She recently made her theatrical debut as Señora O’Brian in ‘Freaky Friday’. Pearl loves to sing, play soccer and do gymnastics.