Is a surfer boy who doesn't surf and - by choice - spends his Friday nights eating Mac n cheese while playing Risk (for global domination). As a kid, he was quite the improvisor, impressing mostly his parents…sometimes. He has orchestrated other immersive entertainment events in Los Angeles and has worked “behind the scenes” in the entertainment industry. This only happens when he isn’t playing DnD. “Dateless Losers” by the most amazing Ska band of our time, Reel Big Fish, is a personal theme song. 

Employee Faves: A Bug's Life & Stargate

Stephen is still haunted by the tragic death of Little Foot’s mother in The Land Before Time. As a youth he moved from Hawaii to Kansas, setting himself up for a totally sick college admissions essay. That essay brought him to Atlanta, and he’s pretty much been here ever since. Beehler opened RoleCall Theater @ Ponce City Market and is an active independent film producer.

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Employee Faves: Newsies or really anything by the great Kenny Ortega (duh!).

A Nicolas Cage connoisseur and certified geek. She spends way too much time watching movies that most people would rightfully consider “bad” and regularly quotes lines from them, which her friends totally love…Not!

Employee Faves: The Land Before Time series & Starship Troopers

Is a classic Xena, Warrior Princess. She’s got a strong sense of justice and a righteous fury to match it, but deep down, she’s a sucker for a classic RomCom. She has worked in immersive entertainment events in Los Angeles and loves nothing more than spending her evenings competing with a team for a good film trivia night.  It’s her personal mission to evangelize the wit and wisdom of Cher Horowitz from Clueless.

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Employee Faves: The Parent Trap and Titanic

Convinced herself she’s the pink power ranger. Once drove over three hours to audition in the middle of a cornfield for a featured extra role on USA High. Since then she’s created, starred in, and toured numerous original shows around North America, including San Diego Comic-Con and Broadway. Used to collect a lot of Barbies (probably lonely), and now she writes and directs for Mattel. She’s just a nerd, standing in a mall girl body, asking you to love her. Puberty was brutal.

Employee Faves: Batman Returns & Toy Story