Bio: "After high school, Carmen left her hometown of Kelowna, B.C. to spend six months traveling around Europe. While there, she was drawn to the idea of studying in the UK, and particularly Scotland, where she fell in love with the town and University of St. Andrews. She decided to put her dreams of studying acting on hold for the chance to attend this university. After two years of Scottish bliss, she transferred to the University of British Columbia in Vancouver and graduated in 2008. Armed with a B.A. in International Relations, Carmen decided it was time to start acting. She began training at the Actor’s Foundry in Vancouver, where she continues to learn, grow, and involve herself in exciting and creative projects. In an effort to learn about all angles of the industry, Carmen has also immersed herself in a number of behind-the-scenes gigs, both on and off sets in Vancouver."

Jesse is a PC with Mac envy. He grew up primarily in Alberta, in a small town surrounded by dairy farms. At night, it smelt like lard and pastries. It was delicious. Aside from being a terror as a child, it was watching Marlon Brando as Stanley Kowalski in “A Streetcar Named Desire” with his grandmother, although at much too young an age to comprehend the film; that he began to sight acting as a fulfilling pursuit. Having had left home at 20, for the sole purpose of being an actor, he’s been very fortunate to have the opportunity to learn from some great teachers and fellow actors in Vancouver. His first job was a lead role in a film for the 2009 North Shore Film Festival. Jesse aspires to work with artists he admires, with great passion. Believing, as in any trade, you apprentice to, and learn from great talent. He spends most of his free time attempting to play guitar, as well as reading, writing, and riding his motorcycle “Georgia”. He likes Dr. Seuss, egg nog, Shakespeare, hot sauce, and Georgia.

His favourite cookie is Shortbread...with cherries.

Rob Lampard - Playing Richard/Lead (aka Rich, Rick & Ricky)

Like many before him, Rob fell in love with acting as an angst-ridden adolescent. A Victoria native, he was tutored by the late Colin Skinner, who saw a fire within Rob that the boy did not know existed, and to whom Rob is eternally indebted. At Queen's University in Kingston, ON, Rob continued to act and study drama while pursuing a degree in philosophy, and later received formal training from the Canadian College of Performing Arts in Victoria, BC, where he graduated with an Enriched Certificate in Performing Arts. Recent credits include leading roles in Twelfth Night (Dream North), 42nd Street (CCPA), A Midsummer Night's Dream (CCPA), Veronika Decides to Die (Darkroom), and Henry V (Single Thread), as well as several student film projects. In addition to making his on-camera and local debuts in Sifting Realities, Rob is currently celebrating the completion of Two Summers in Kosovo, a feature-length documentary he filmed on location with his brother, Andrew Lampard, and friend, Christopher Bobyn, co-directors of Venture Reflex Films. Look for it in the New Year at a film festival near you!

A lover of all goods baked, Rob is especially prone to white chocolate macadamia nut cookies, a weakness he developed growing up partly in Hawaii. They're 'ono-licious, brah!

Rob's recent mainstream appearances include television shows 'Psych', 'Reaper' and 'Flash Gordon'. Feature films 'Hardwired' and 'Joyride 2'.  Many of Rob's performances can be found on the web including multi-award winning film 'Terminus'.

And Rob’s favourite cookie??  ... chewy Oatmeal-raisin, half-way dipped in a dark chocolate coating.... oh my ;-D