I learned to fully appreciate the beauty of the pre-dawn landscape.

Described as an intelligent and intense goofball with sharp comedic timing, Leng Wong is an actress and filmmaker based in Austin.  She has appeared in numerous independent films, commercials, corporate videos as well as live theatre.  Her role in the 2008 Stop Kiss theatrical production earned her an Iden Payne award nomination for Best Featured/Supporting Actress in a Drama.  Currently, her dream role is a warm and fuzzy serial killer with a weakness for anchovy sandwiches.  Leng also wrote and directed the short film Whatever It Takes, a dark comedy about what every guy thinks he wants on a Saturday night -  free booze and vampire fetish parties!

"Great cast and crew to work with - everyone's professional and clearly loves making films!"

Sally is happy to be back on the set after many years away.  Prior to her "early retirement," Sally worked in tv/film and on stage at The Pocket Sandwich Theatre, The Dallas Children's Theatre, Irving Community Theatre and Theatre Arlington...all in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.  She is excited to be launching her way laid-back career in Austin while trying to balance it w/ her full-time career as momma to her 6 beautiful children and wife to her devoted husband.

"Super-fun cast and crew to work with!  So glad to have been a part of the series.." - Sally Hultgren

Lisa Grecco has performed in theatre, film, commercials and dance in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Texas, and as a company member in Last Planet Theatre Ensemble in San Francisco and Creative City Repertory in Los Angeles. In Austin, Lisa has received a Filmracing Best Leading Actress Award, originated the role of “Ruby the Waitress” in Bubba & Babe’s Backwoods Texas Wedding, and performed in Esther’s Follies & Banana Pudding Time Improv. As a dancer, Lisa has been a soloist with Ariane Anthony Dance Company and Nancy Zendora Dance in New York, Rose Polsky & Dancers in Los Angeles and others. Additionally, Lisa has performed in original choreography, performance art, film/video & comedy work of her own. Lisa has taught on the Dance Faculty of State University of New York-Fashion Institute of Design in New York City, California State University, Long Beach, Scripps & Pomona Colleges in Los Angeles and others, and as a Certified Pilates and YogaFit Instructor for New York Sports Clubs, Gold’s Gyms, numerous studios and private clients. 

"I had a lot of fun portraying Sheila...thanks for all your good direction & letting me play!" - Lisa

"I really enjoyed this experience and I'm greatful to all the talented people who made it happen." - Reagan

BIO: Michael Morlan is a full-time freelance director of photography with ten feature films to his credit. He has been actively involved in industrial, commercial, and narrative production since 1988. Michael got his start in production as a 3D animator for a large architectural firm in Houston and quickly took on the roles of editor, director, and producer. After a couple years as a freelance broadcast graphics designer, Michael moved to Austin in 1995 to work as a writer, director, and animator for Origin Systems, a computer game developer. He got serious about building a narrative film career in 1996 when he attended a local film production seminar and lit his first 16mm film. Since then, Michael has shot a variety of features, short-form projects, commercials, and music videos.  His work may be seen at http://michael-morlan.net.

"Serving as director and director of photography on the final episode of Call Center gave me a chance to help wrap up the series with a bit of an emotional cliffhanger.  I enjoyed working with the dedicated cast and crew and helping producer, Reagan Peterson, realize his vision for a comedic web series." - Michael Morlan

"I love the show so much that I volunteer to edit a few episodes." - Joy Chiang
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Starting at a very young age, Loren developed an artistic vision and a love for art that she expressed through drawings, paintings, and clay sculptures. Her passion for art grew as she discovered the world of photography at the age of eight. Her home behind the lens combined with love for movies brought her to a newfound curiosity for filmmaking.  

Loren continued her interest in film by attending RTF courses where she gained hands on experience and studied the art and history of filmmaking. From that point on, Loren has found herself engulfed in the process of the film industry and has developed a strong drive to execute her artistic vision and passion into films and different aspects of productions. 

With having over 5 years of experience ranging from pre-production to post-production, Loren is always seeking new artists alike in the community to collaborate and work with to bring new art onto the screen. 

"Call Center was a great production with a very talented cast and crew and I'm happy I was able to be a part of it." - Loren

Nick Dearman has always had an interest in the arts, and the creative processes that are involved.  He has been a hands on type of guy since taking shop class all the way back in middle school, and still uses those valuable skills learned then, today.  After leaving Austin to attend Full Sail University in Orlando, he returned with a degree and a need for work, which he very quickly found.  He now owns his own company, NDstructible Welding and Gripping, doing metal fabrication, welding, and on set work ranging from gripping and lighting to production design.

Working on numerous short films, music videos, photo shoots, and the occasional feature film, Nick has learned that it takes a certain mind set to even want to be involved in the film world, and it does nothing but bring a smile to his face.  He has gained confidence in his work and has the knowledge to get any task done as quickly, safely, and efficiently as possible.

Aside from all the time spent at work, Nick plays soccer and guitar and plans to do both until he can no longer run or move his fingers, which hopefully doesn't ever happen....

Creativity and art has always been something that has intrigued and inspired Chris.  As a kid, whenever he had free time, his mind would always jump to something creative. These thoughts and ideas were usually put into drawings or building and painting models.

Eventually Chris' creativity developed and grew through cutting together footage from his favorite shows and movies to create his own music videos. This became building blocks that led him into filmmaking.  It wasnt long until he began attending film courses, which in turn propelled his skills and experience with the art. 

Chris' passion and love for video production has landed him several jobs and experiences within the industry.  Now possessing over six years of experience, he is capable of working in every aspect of production. Chris feels that the art of creating something out of scratch and watching it come to life right before your eyes is not only fascinating, but also fun. 

Lauren Morris is an internationally recognized Celtic recording artist who has made Austin her home and is now producing sound design for film. Drawing from her genre crossing background she is currently composing and producing her own style of rockin melodic electronica and sound design on projects for several local filmmakers. Lauren is also a long time martial artist and loves to choreograph fight scenes. 

"I had a great time adding foley into the themes I used for Call Center. On the New York Salt episode I combined clarinets, scottish bagpipes and dinosaur screams into the themes and it worked very well with the hilarity of the characters."