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Sam Dimian has been acting for most of his life in Church, Local, and Regional Theater. At a young age he was inspired directly by his father (Sam Dimian Sr.) who was a prominant writer and director in several New York are church theater groups.
Sam went on to study dramatic arts at Rutgers University, and was cast as Claudius in Sam Bobrick's parody on the Shakespearean classic, "Hamlet II." From there he began a progressive move to bigger projects and more challenging roles such as Shmendiman in Steve Martin's "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," and Kenny Franks in Neil Simon's "Laughter on the 23rd Floor."
Currently, Sam is focusing on camera work in Lookout/Spanglish Studio Film's new production "Freedomless," and other film and television projects in the seed stage. He is 25 years old, and lives in New York City.
Hiro Masuda was born and raised in Japan. In 2001, Hiro moved to New York following his education and earned a degree in Theater.
After his graduation, Hiro continued his acting career in New York. In 2006, Hiro played the lead “Kiyoshi” in the movie “Hooligan”. This was his debut in feature movie in the US and the film has been successfully released in Japan with title “Ya-Ku-Za”.
He recently played the role of Hiro “Freedomless” and also he played a role in the film “Brutal Massacre”.
Beside his acting, Hiro is interested in writing screenplays and he has already finished a feature-length script called “See you manana”.
More info: www.hiromasuda.net
Xoel was born and raised in Spain, where he was born and had a great acting career. In the States for the last five years, Xoel has worked in theater, TV shows, soap operas, and his image has been used by international companies including Levi's, Agfa, Nudos and Hugo Boss.
Xoel's love of performing began at an early age. He started doing television commercials and ended up on TV doing a variety of shows. Besides his acting career, he has worked as a model and wrote some scripts for TV and theater.
His stint in Hollywood is not limited to performing, however. After training as an actor and director and along with producing partners Xoel started a film and television production company doing some initial projects, each featuring varying degrees of social content.
Presently “Freedomless” means everything to Xoel, who wrote and directed the story with associate Mike Jacoby and is actually working in the promo as he started working in a thriller tv pilot about murders and he will appear in a new show of Disney.
He is 26 years old and live between Spain, London, New York and Los Angeles.
More info: www.xoelpamos.com
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