MARSHELLE FAIR (Ada Skyler) An actress, producer, and writer hailing from St. Louis, Missouri, Marshelle was bitten by the acting bug from the age of 6 when she played an angel in her school’s nativity play. Marshelle eventually became a Casting Associate for Casting Director Carrie Houk and was cast in several productions that came through St. Louis, such as “Labrador,” Karen Arthur’s “A Will of Their Own,” and George Hickenlooper’s “The Big Brass Ring.” Eventually Marshelle decided to grab the bull by the horns and move to Los Angeles. She immediately booked several great roles, including ensemble lead in Dan Myrick’s “The Strand” and has recently worked with John Romo, Celine Dion (who knew?), John F.K. Parenteau, and Sean Patrick Flanery. She is currently in pre-production for a pilot/webseries - produced and created by Marshelle and business partner, Dru Mouser, under their company piney-marsh productions, llc. Marshelle and Dru are also developing Earth Mothers. A website they like to refer to as, “…a common sense, everyday approach to saving the world.” Marshelle says with a devilish smile, “Yeah, we don’t aim for much.”

FREDERICK FRAZIER (Master Sergeant Samuel Reine) Frederick recently completed work on the short films The Gift, Medial Casting, and The Big V, which premiered in October 2008 at the San Diego Asian American Film Festival. Last summer, he was featured in the world premiere of the play, “Choke Point,” at the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festival in Scotland. He is proud of the work he’s done and grateful for the opportunity, provided to him, to grow as an artist. He continues to look for opportunities to be a part of great storytelling.

WILLIAM JOSEPH HILL (Dr. Cunar Andrews) William’s performing and filmmaking background goes back to age 15 growing up in Hawaii, where he started his first film company, Matterhorn/ELC films. Under that banner, he produced, directed, andstarred in several feature length films and shorts. A black belt martial artist with over two decades of training, he’s used his skills in many different projects. He most recently appeared on ABC’s “Wipeout”, and just finished the web series “ElectME ‘o8″, which you can see at hundredwattfilms.com. He is married to the lovely and talented actress Pamela Hill, where they live in Hollywood with their cat Clawde. You can visit William at williamjosephhill.com, and fourscorpio.com, the official website for William and Pamela’s production company Four Scorpio Productions.

TOM KIRBY (Commander Macon Cook) Tom is best known as the creator and original host of Memphis’ hit late night theatre series, Freak Engine. He has also been employed as a performance artist, Tusken Raider, sound designer, modern dance company member, lighting designer, writer, Shakespeare company member, scenic designer, children’s theatre actor, record store manager, animator, and drummer. He currently finds himself and loses himself in LA.

DANIELLE LESCURE (Dr. Elizabeth Hewitt) Danielle initially grew up wanting to be Pat Benatar. She has instead been a massage therapist, secretary and personal assistant who arrived at acting late in life. She has a tendency to take the long and winding road to any destination. Born in Canada and a native of eight states, she landed in Los Angeles ten years ago and has since firmly planted roots, studying at the Stella Adler Academy of Acting and the Atwater Playhouse. She recently wrapped the lead role in the whimsical and dramatic short Comatose Spectacular, a supporting role in the bold dramedy feature Family and will soon begin shooting Lives of Better Men, a dark tale of a society in need of a few flawed heroes. She is a passionate tennis fan who will happily watch and discuss the sport for hours - and can produce a few mean shots of her own on the court. And she still thinks Pat Benatar rules.

BRIAN MASON (2nd Lt. Mark Dickinson) Brian is a native of Chicago who moved out west to escape the cold days of winter in the Windy City. Brian has been involved in many small projects and is currently working on a feature in San Diego. You may recognize him from his numerous game show appearances such as The Power of 10 and Trivial Pursuit America Plays. Brian is excited to be a part of Jupiter’s Ghost and looks forward to continuing his acting career.

DARREN LEIGH PHILIPS (Dr. Ellison Branch) Jupiter’s Ghost is the first web series that Darren has been involved with. He has appeared on stage in New Zealand and America. Darren’s past film work includes several shorts and an award winning independently produced feature length comedy. Darren also performs improv comedy in San Diego and Los Angeles with TheatreSports, Huge in Japan and he is a graduate of The Second City Conservatory Training Program, Los Angeles.