A Martinez was born in Glendale, California, USA. He is an actor and writer, known for Longmire (2012), Dark Winds (2022) and Avatar: The Last Airbender (2024). He has been married to Leslie Bryans since 17 July 1982. They have three children. He was previously married to Mare Winningham.

American rapper from Manhattan, New York City. Rakim is a member of the hip hop collective A$AP Mob, from which he adopted his moniker. Rocky released his debut mix-tape Live. Love. A$AP, in 2011. The success of his mix-tape led to a record deal with Polo Grounds Music, RCA Records, and Sony Music Entertainment. He subsequently recorded his 2013 debut album Long. Live. A$AP His father was from Barbados. He also has a younger sister. Mayers was named after the hip hop legend Rakim, one half of the Eric B. & Rakim duo. His cousin is a fellow ASAP Mob member, ASAP Nast. Rocky started rapping at age eight. He learned how to rap from his older brother, who also wore the French braids hairdo that Mayers later adopted. When Mayers was 12 years old, his father went to jail in connection with selling drugs; he died in 2012. When Mayers was 13, his brother was killed in Harlem. The death inspired Rocky to take rapping more seriously.

Wild, free, and self-proclaimed Finesse Queen, A'Noelle Jackson is a trailblazer in her own right. Her brand is Dope Black Women who take no shit. As a 7-time award-winning filmmaker, she grew up surrounded by pioneering Black women that led Army platoons and Apostolic congregations. She shines as Mercy Jones in the hit TV series, The Librarians, on TNT and landed her first regional commercial for Credit Sesame that aired during the Superbowl. Shortly after, A'Noelle made the bold choice to move to Los Angeles with less than $2000.00 to her name. Fear did not hold her back. She secured her first agent and booked the AT&T campaign, Kings of Style, featuring A$AP Rocky and Dapper Dan. For the next three years, she was on the production team for Complex Networks where she worked alongside Hip-Hop royalty such as Lil' Kim, Fat Joe, Rick Ross, and even newcomers like Coi Leray. As a true multi-hyphenate, A'Noelle wrote, produced, and directed stories that empower Black women and women of color. Her recent project, Bad Ass Women Doing Kick Ass Shit, with Seattle filmmaker, Abie Ekenezar, and former Senator of Washington, Mona Das gained critical acclaim in the Pacific Northwest. In 2022, A'Noelle voiced the character, Stylez, in the new Netflix show, LOL Surprise! Winter Fashion Show and gained young tween girls as fans around the US. In 2023, during Black History Month, she was the Production Manager for the Hulu campaign, Black Stories Always - Giving Flowers, which features actors such as Kerry Washington, Delroy Lindo, and the iconic show-runner Yvette Lee Boswer. She speaks professionally throughout the United States about her acting journey in hopes to encourage the next generation of actors and film artists to achieve their dreams. As stated in Sheen Magazine, "For A'Noelle, the journey to become a power player in film and TV is well within arm's reach."

A. Brian Daniels is known for Cellar Door (2024), Who Are You People (2023) and Kill the Orange-Faced Bear.

A. Galak is known for Janji Diana (2003), Sembilu (1994) and Tragedi Oktober (1996).

A. Ross De St. Croix is known for Most Dangerous Game (2020), Nightmare Alley (2021) and Firestarter (2022).

A. Young Shin is known for XO, Kitty (2023).

A.C. McCray is an actor from Fort Wayne, Indiana. He grew up with a steady diet of 1980's pop culture that included everything from pop music to slasher films. At an early age, testing revealed a high IQ, and his constant on the go pace made it difficult for his anyone to keep up with him. After a very rough childhood, he turned his attention to more creative avenues. In high school, he was encouraged to get into acting by mentor Randy Stewart. He spent his time in high school starting to hone his craft. His senior year, he was offered a scholarship to a prestigious school for acting. In what he calls the biggest mistake of his life, A.C. turned it down to stay closer to what he knew. He continued to work as a stage actor and director locally, which included co-owning his own theater in Fort Wayne from 2005-2010. His first break in film came in 2008 when cast for Katie Madonna Lee's The Execution of Julie Ann Mabry in a small role. He continued to book other roles regularly after that. His journey into film was temporarily stalled when he also faced a year of personal tragedy in 2011. That year, McCray unexpectedly lost his infant son and grandmother just a few months apart from one another. A.C. fought through his pain, and spent 2012 writing and directing his film debut, The Destination - which was released 1 year to the day of his son's passing. The film's premiere screening raised money for Riley Children's Hospital. Revitalized and refocused, McCray jumped back into films in 2013, and hasn't looked back since. He is most known for his role as Sluggo in HM&M Films' popular splatstick horror comedy series, House of Whores. He has also been seen alongside Bruce Campbell and the casts of the Evil Dead franchise in 2021's documentary, Hail to the Deadites. A.C. will also be appearing in Troma Films' upcoming LGBTQ Horror Rock Musical, Kill Dolly Kill: Dolly Deadly 2, and NYC Filmmaker Jeremy Max's upcoming project, Dream Girl. A.C. may be best known for his horror and comedy abilities, A.C. loves challenges a dramatic role can bring. McCray has shown through his life that if you keep your mind on something, you can achieve whatever you want. He hosts the Infamous Horror Podcast for the IH Network, and is working on a book of true short stories based on events in his life. A.C. McCray resides in Chicago, IL with his family.