This is Tom.
We are very excited to announce the first of our three leads. Let us introduce to you the onion of emotional complexity that is Cory Driscoll, who will take on the love lorn role of Tom.
Cory was born in Jacksonville, Florida to Kevin and Cathy Driscoll who elected to home-school him along with his brothers.
His parents’ unique approach to education afforded the family the opportunity to travel the country, visiting landmarks and national parks, listening to historical accounts of past human struggle.
His father took photographs. His mother read aloud. His brothers and he made their own tales, acting them out with figures in the dirt. He and his brothers tell stories still, with pen and paper, lens or string.
Cory most often chooses to share his with music, having fronted the Tallahassee, Florida band Curious Animals and the more recent project Young Adult, whose debut album Aporia was released this year.
He has appeared in a variety of short films including Dan Ast’s “Seven Minutes in a Library” and Tim Driscoll’s “Released”. Most recently, he co-starred in Dan Ast’s feature, Claire which is due out in 2012.
He is excited to work in film again, and with his brother Tim, with whom he has always enjoyed the sharing of stories.
This is Charlie.
Here is the multi-talented Joshua Mikel who will be playing Charlie, Tom’s meglomaniac best friend.
In his words:
Hey dudes! Joshua Mikel here. I’m playing Charlie!
I’m from Conyers, Georgia and a graduate of Florida State’s Theatre and Creative Writing programs. When I was in Tallahassee, I spent a whole bunch of time working on student films in different capacities at the most excellent FSU film school and managed to get a little comfortable in front of the camera (which might be hard to believe if you could see my audition. I was freakin’ nervous).
I’m from Conyers, Georgia and a graduate of Florida State’s Theatre and Creative Writing programs. When I was in Tallahassee, I spent a whole bunch of time working on student films in different capacities at the most excellent FSU film school and managed to get a little comfortable in front of the camera (which might be hard to believe if you could see my audition. I was freakin’ nervous).
After a couple post-graduation years playing drums for a rock and roll band down there, I moved back to Atlanta to pursue acting a bit more seriously. I was lucky enough to sign with an agency, and I’ve been in a handful of projects since then, but playing Charlie will by far be my largest on screen commitment and will undoubtedly be an incredible challenge.
This is Hannah.
Please help us welcome the beautiful and magnificent Corsica Wilson who will be tackling the role of Hannah, the mysterious nomad.
Corsica Wilson was born to be an explorer. Her life began in Terceira, Azores, where she was born into a Navy family and grew up exploring the world. She has moved over 8 times, both abroad and in the United States, and visited over half the earth’s continents. Even before reaching middle school, she went to school in 5 different places and was submerged into various cultures before her father retired and her family settled in New Hampshire.
As a result, Corsica developed a passion for observing people and their emotions and imagination. She had always enjoyed acting and pretending, and started improv at an early age. She was accepted to Florida State University for BFA Theater but decided to switch her major to Public Relations to have the time to explore more film possibilities.
She completed numerous short films at the FSU Film School, one of which she was nominated for best actress at Chicago’s Indy Horror Film Festival. She also has completed seven other independent feature films which may find festival and television exposure. She moved to LA after graduating from FSU in May 2010, and continues to explore new opportunities in film.
