Leonora Scelfo was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA. Her grandfather Ralph Winters ran Universal Studios casting for 30 years with Lew Wasserman casting shows like Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Her mother Deborah Winters was the star of Kotch with Walter Mattau-Blue Sunshine, The Lamp etc. and her grandmother Penny Edwards did all the Roy Rogers movies. Leonora beginning in the film Scream, and she went on to do several more horror films, including Power 98 Do you Wanna Know a Secret and most recently The Girl 2 and the Woodman. She also had an extensive career running a prestigious theater company in upstate New York for 14 years – directing theater, teaching acting as well as doing a tremendous amount of national commercials, and TV shows like the Monk and Curb Your Enthusiasm.

Daniel Logan is a New Zealander actor known for his role as the young Boba Fett in Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, which he continued in the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Logan started acting when he was ten years old in commercials and small roles in television series like Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.

After landing the role of Boba Fett in Star Wars, Logan went on to star in the South Pacific adventure film The Legend of Johnny Lingo. He provided the voice work for Boba Fett and the Clone Cadets in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and continues to work in Hollywood today. Logan currently resides in Los Angeles, California.

Dwayne Cameron is a New Zealand actor, writer, director and producer. Globally Dwayne is best known for playing the role of Tyzonn the Mercury Power Ranger in Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive and also guest-staring in Power Rangers: S.P.D and Power Rangers: DinoThunder. He also has a strong international fanbase from playing the break-out lead role of Bray on the teen drama series The Tribe 1999-2003. Dwayne is also an award-winning writer/director/producer and his latest short film that we wrote, directed, produced and starred in called JUNE has won over 400 awards at more that 180 international film festivals. Award-winning director jane Campion saw JUNE and endorsed Dwane’s film just before she went on to win the BAFTA and Oscar for Best Director at the 2022 Academy Awards. On the acting front, Dwayne recently stared as the lead role opposite Nicola Cage in Millennium Films’ bank heist action movie 211 playing Cage’s son-in-law and police partner and starred opposite Guy Pearce playing the role of Diesel in the film Disturbing the Peace. Dwayne was also cast by Roger Donaldson to star as the title role of Bruce McLaren in Donaldson’s feature-length doco-drama McLaren. He also played leading roles in feature films Nice Package, The Locals and Desired. Recurring roles in internationally disturbed TV series include Street Legal, The Cult, Mercy Peak, Shortland Street, Agent Anna and Legend of the Seeker.

From Season Two of LEGO Masters on FOX Television, Jen Raine Smart is an American artist who builds mosaic portraits and sculptures from LEGO bricks.”

Evil Ted worked in the movie industry doing visual effects, prop, and model making for 30 years. He worked on films and television shows such as Fifth Element, Guyver, Titanic, Hunger Games, Xena Warrior Princess, and Criminal Minds. He’s known around the world for his YouTube tutorials teaching cosplayers how to make foam armor and props.

After many years of working in Hollywood, Evil Ted decided it was time to take all the tips and tricks he learned over the years and make them available to the everyday builder, he wants to take the intimidation out of building. He is a firm believer that it’s passion over talent, and that anyone can learn to build. He loves cosplay and the community and loves supporting and assisting new builders in the learning process.

Matt Meese is a sketch comedian, writer, actor, and co-creator of Studio C, a BYUtv sketch comedy show that has over 2 billion views on Youtube. Meese has appeared on JK Studios’ Freelancers, NBC’s Bring the Funny, and Late Night with Conan O’Brien. His most recent/current project is the JK Studios’ film “Go West,” now playing in select theaters.

Velma’s a self-taught hobbyist and award-winning freelance costumer who loves the world of possibility that costume making and geek fashion present. In just a decade she has made almost 200 full costumes (not including props!) and enjoys meeting cosplayers from around the world. She also runs the Geekbound Fashion Challenge annually in Utah – a fashion show where all the garments must be nerdy! “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us” (Tolkien) – she chooses to explore ideas, try new techniques, create as much as possible, and to organize opportunities for others to do the same!

Tori Pence is an actress, puppeteer, writer, comedian, and artist from Richmond, VA who currently travels around the country for different work projects. While most notably known for her roles in Divine Comedy and the sketch comedy show Studio C, Tori has been an actress and puppeteer in various TV series and films including V/H/S/99, Freelancers, 9 Years to Neptune, and more. She is also an event MC and creates magic events for libraries including Fairy Tea Parties and Superhero Academy. 

Cameron has been publishing cartoons off and on since the late ’80s. Poking fun at the simple things in life. In the last few years, he has stepped into the much bigger world of self-publishing comic books. He has written and illustrated four issues of “Professor G and Blake” including the complete collection graphic novel, (loosely) based on real-life
Reno area personalities. Because of the success of these comics, he continues to
produce new books.
His style of art comes from years of cartooning. He has a passion for drawing people everywhere he goes. This has led him to draw cartoons and caricatures of all kinds of people worldwide. He has done work for charities and organizations to raise money for their causes. To support his creative side, Cameron sells prints, t-shirts, and comics but
also does commission work as well

(see the links below).

SketchyGuyNV Comics had the first issue released on 4/7/21. The comic book
entitled “Professor G & Blake: The Ring” is a story that introduces the two main
characters after they had know each other for a while as they start to bond as a duo. The Professor and Blake continue their adventures in the next three books, “Professor G & Blake: The Thing”, “Professor G & Blake: The King”, and finally “Professor G & Blake: The Sting”. The final issue is the collection of the first three with the last pages of
the release included at the end. Will there be more of these guys in the future? What about the past? Cameron insists there will be more of this series’ characters in future publications.
In 2023 he released “The Sisters Wolf” a story of a demon-fighting family of witches including two 9-year-old twins, a nurturing older sister, and “Byrne”, a talking head from the civil war. Think of it as a cross of Supernatural and Charmed with two spunky nine-year-olds and a secret society straight out of the Vatican. (Do we need tin foil hats?)
He is also working with Jonathan Greenberg on “Space Lasers” an anthology comic book including “The Shop” and “Short Haul”, tentatively scheduled to release in late 2023.
Cameron also can be found on YouTube on various live streams and on his own
SketchyGuyNV channel.
www.SketchyGuyNV.com
Cameron@SketchyGuyNV.com

Evil Ted worked in the movie industry doing visual effects, prop, and model making for 30 years. He worked on films and television shows such as Fifth Element, Guyver, Titanic, Hunger Games, Xena Warrior Princess, and Criminal Minds. He’s known around the world for his YouTube tutorials teaching cosplayers how to make foam armor and props.

After many years of working in Hollywood, Evil Ted decided it was time to take all the tips and tricks he learned over the years and make them available to the everyday builder, he wants to take the intimidation out of building. He is a firm believer that it’s passion over talent, and that anyone can learn to build. He loves cosplay and the community and loves supporting and assisting new builders in the learning process.

Going Ape started her career in costuming more than 30 years ago, managing a costume rental in Utah County.  From there, she attended Southern Utah University where she studied Theater Costume and Family and Consumer Sciences with a sewing emphasis.  After college, Becky and her husband, Justin, moved their family to West Wendover, Nevada, where she’s created and sold custom Halloween costumes online for over 25 years.

In 2014, Going Ape entered the world of cosplay, choosing her personal costumes based on the challenge of the build and learning new skills.  Adding to decades of sewing experience, she also builds cosplay with foam, Worbla, sculpting, electronics, lighting and painting. Going Ape has competed in several cosplay contests at the Master level with the highlight being the Larger than Life Winner at the TwitchCon 2019 Cosplay Contest.  She is also a traditional artist, a mom to three grown sons, and a herder of cats.

Since 2005, Troy has worked in several different areas of the special effects industry, from costumes and masks to prosthetics and large-scale suits as well as puppets and animatronics. Most notably, he did the creature suits, props and created the special makeup effects for Deadstream as well as V:H:S 99 and was even nominated for a Chainsaw Award for the latter. Recently he created an art exhibit in Layton, UT called “Unworldly Exhibit” that showcases the process involved in creating these various pieces.