Mike Kimmel is a film, television, stage, and commercial actor and acting coach. He is a twenty-plus year member of SAG-AFTRA with extensive experience in both the New York and Los Angeles markets. He has worked with directors Francis Ford Coppola, Robert Townsend, Craig Shapiro, and Christopher Cain among many others. TV credits include Game of Silence, Zoo, Treme, In Plain Sight, Cold Case, Breakout Kings, Memphis Beat, and Buffy The Vampire Slayer. He was a regular sketch comedy player on The Tonight Show, performing live on stage and in pre-taped segments with Jay Leno for eleven years. Mike has appeared in dozens of theatrical plays on both coasts, including Radio City Music Hall, Equity Library Theater, Stella Adler Theater, Double Image Theater, and Theater at the Improv. He trained with Michael Shurtleff, William Hickey, Ralph Marrero, Gloria Maddox, Harold Sylvester, Wendy Davis, Amy Hunter, Bob Collier, and Stuart Robinson. He has a B.A. from Brandeis University and an M.A. from California State University. As an educator, he has taught at Upper Iowa University, University of New Orleans, University of Phoenix, Nunez Community College, Delgado Community College, and in the Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, and Burbank, California public school districts. He is a two-time past president of New Orleans Toastmasters, the public speaking organization, and often serves as an international speech contest judge. Mike has written and collaborated on numerous scripts for stage and screen. In Lincoln's Footsteps, his full-length historical drama on Presidents Lincoln and Garfield, was a 2013 semi-finalist in the National Playwrights Conference at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. He is the 2014 recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award from Upper Iowa University. Mike is a twenty-plus year member of SAG-AFTRA and a full voting member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. He is the author of Scenes for Teens and Acting Scenes for Kids and Tweens. Jean Carol is an Emmy Award Winner for PM Magazine, Emmy Nominee for Guiding Light (Best Supporting Actress), and recipient of a cast SAG Award for the Academy Award Winning Best Picture Argo, directed by Ben Affleck. Jean started acting at age three on the New York stage in Hansel and Gretel. She was the youngest member of the Junior Theater Repertory Company at Carnegie Hall and performed there for seven seasons. Moving to Florida, she was crowned Miami's Junior Miss, Miss Teenage Miami, and Miss Miami. She earned her B.A. and M.S. degrees in theater and broadcasting at Florida State University, and began producing and hosting at NBC and CBS affiliates in Orlando and San Diego. At this time, she was selected as one of GLAMOUR magazine's Outstanding Young Working Women, and inducted into their Hall of Fame. During her seven year, 795 episode run as Nadine Cooper on Guiding Light, Jean won a fan favorite Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Newcomer, and 4 Nominations for Best Comic Performance, Best Supporting Actress, Best Scene Stealer, and was named one of Daytime Television's All Time Favorite Funny Ladies. Jean starred as Catherine Devon in 146 episodes of the drama series Ocean Avenue. Other screen credits include The Mentalist, Monk, Working Class, Six Feet Under, Arli$$, Vanilla Sky, Payback, and a co-starring role alongside Jane Seymour in the CBS Movie of the Week, A Memory In My Heart. Jean filmed 1500-plus episodes over six years as Host and Producer on PM Magazine, interviewing celebrities from Cathy Rigby to Clint Eastwood. She won an Emmy, received four more Emmy Nominations for writing, producing and performing, and a National Best Feature Story Award. She hosted HSN's Great Escapes travel series, ESPN's Ski Scene: Ski Austria, and Healthy Lifestyles with Olympic gold medalist Bruce (aka Caitlyn) Jenner for three years. Jean lives in L.A. with her husband, actor Gerry Rand, and their three spoiled dogs. The couple is dedicated to animal rescue.