Addie DeVelvis has recently graduated from Columbus State University with a BFA in Theater Performance. She's been on stage for over ten years, in shows including Much Ado About Nothing, Hairspray!, and Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike. Recently, she has toured with the National Theater for Children encouraging financial literacy. Film is a much newer frontier for her-Limbo is only her second appearance! She looks forward to all the opportunities Atlanta offers to explore her craft.

Cameron Marquis is 16 years old in the 10th grade. His favorite things are Acting, Modeling, Basketball, School, and Hip-Hop Dance. He has a passion for fashion and strives to be best dressed at all times. Marquis has participated in School and Community Theatre since he was 3 years old. He is currently part of a Modeling and Dance Troupe that travels state to state for competitions. Having lived in Arizona, Tennessee, and North Carolina has given him very interesting life experiences, adaptability, and a great comedic spirit.

Mary Kim began her career as a fashion designer and wardrobe stylist in New York City. She later worked in both corporate and non-profit sectors and was able to parlay her varied experiences into a gig as a freelance photojournalist for G20 Summit, an international conference attended by world leaders to discuss globalization, migration, digitization, occupation, health, women's economic empowerment and development aid. More recently, Mary was an

assistant director for a documentary in Vancouver, Canada. She now finds herself in Georgia and in front of the camera, despite her insistence that she really wants to work on set behind the scenes.

As an aspiring Renaissance Man, Sloane Tribble strives to achieve the very finest in art by living a life of originality, luxury and refinement. He greatly enjoys finding connections between all aspects of life, especially cooking, music, acting and yoga. Sloane's experiences are delightfully blending into one focused path and he hopes that yours and his may someday connect.

Shurvell is an artist with years of experience as singer, songwriter, actress, voiceover artist, and missionary serving throughout the Netherlands, United Kingdom, and Jamaica. She also served in the U.K. as Minister of Music, while training praise and worship teams. Prior to the London project, Shurvell released her first recording project entitled “Face Down” of ten of her original songs. Over the years, she has continued to perform in the Arts as a certified Voiceover Artist for IVR systems, PSAs, jingles, animation, and training presentation projects. Involvement in the arts began as an exchange music student in London and theatre.

Mari Kasuya entered the entertainment industry as a competition dancer at 11. Her first on-set experience came at 16, when she was cast in Warner Brother’s Joyful Noise. The opportunity sparked her desire to act, and she began lessons with Matthew Seiden. Mari graduated from UGA in May 2017 with a degree in Digital Broadcast
Journalism and Theatre. She is currently studying under Barbara Beneville and is
preparing to take on roles in film and television.

Mikkel Palmer is an 11 year old actor with a rare condition called septo optic dysplasia. He is blind in one eye and has limited sight in the other. This does not hamper his enthusiasm for video games, mathematics, soccer and all things robotic; subjects which helped him earn a scholarship to the prestigious Westminster School. When he isn't acting, Mikkel is taking top prize at science fairs, participating in spelling bees or happily playing with his puppy, Cheddar Vermicelli Palmer.

Romel Taylor attended North Atlanta High School Center of the Performing Arts in 2007 and continued pursuing his talent at Georgia State University studying Theater Performance, performing improv with GSU and the production of “Greek Tragedy Medea.” In 2013 Romel was on American Idol Season 13 as the Top 75 contestant from Atlanta. Romel can be seen in films such as “Goosebumps” and “Pitch Perfect 3,” and was a performing member of Out Front Theater Company's 2016 debut of “Priscilla Queen of the Desert.”