Haleigh Burckley
Haleigh Burckley is an actor, model and producer from Denver, Colorado. Burckley began acting in theatre productions at the age of 8 in her hometown of Broomfield, Colorado. With a background in contemporary dance and choral singing, Burckley continued to pursue stage performance throughout her adolescence and early adult life, starring in such roles as The Russian Dutchess Ulga Katrina in Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman's "You Can't Take It With You" and Harriet Stanley in the same duo's "The Man Who Came to Dinner". Before long, Burckley developed a love for still film photography which in turn matured into a passion for modeling and print work, leading her to eventually walk for Mondo Guerra of Project Runway and creating space for collaboration with Paraguayan designer, Mirtha Art. She is best known for her work as Eva is Haydn Winston's "Say No More", Emma in Jason Strong & Elle Damle's "A Bottle By the Sea" and Jackie in Adam Rosenberg's "Huevos" where she took home the award for Best Supporting Actress at the Denver Underground Film Festival. Burckley is due to appear in the upcoming productions of Jason Strong's "Blood in the Snow", Evan Wiley's "Arable" and Richard Corso's "The Switcheroo Room".
Haleigh Ciel
A military brat, Haleigh moved to New York City after being accepted to NYU Tisch, Stella Adler Studio. While at NYU, she also studied at RADA in London, DUOC in Chile, attended Santiago Theater Festival and explored Chinese arts in Beijing and Shanghai. She graduated from NYU with honors and a strong foundation in the performing arts.
Haleigh Foutch
Haleigh Foutch is a writer, editor, host, actor, and cat enthusiast based in Los Angeles. She's currently Senior Editor of Content Strategy and Analytics at Collider, where she's been climbing the ranks and screaming about the unsung genius of Grosse Pointe Blank for nearly a decade. She also oversees Collider's horror content and co-created The Witching Hour podcast, previously appeared as a regular panelist on Movie Talk, and has written for Rotten Tomatoes, Complex, Birth.Movies.Death., and more. You can usually find her sharing Buffy the Vampire Slayer memes on Instagram, rehearsing the Five Movements from The OA, and asking people about their pets.
Haleigh Gaither
Haleigh Gaither is an actress, known for The Stalker (2020).
Haleigh Gill
Haleigh Gill is an actress, known for Cowboy & Indiana (2018).
Haleigh Johnson
Haleigh Johnson is known for I'm Not Ashamed (2016), If You're Gone (2019) and The Chosen One.
Halem El Sabagh
Halem El Sabagh is an actress, known for Bande de filles (2014).
Halem Joseph
Halem Joseph is an actor, known for The Amusement Park (1975).
Halem Medina
Halem Charles Medina is an American actor and stunt performer. He was born Feb 18th, 1990 on Oahu and raised in Lihue Hawaii. There he learned the Hawaiian Value System which consists of Aloha (love), Kuleana (responsibility), Malama (care for), Laulima (many hands working together for one purpose), as well as the songs and dances of his Hawaiian culture. At a young age he liked sports and the performing arts. He was in productions such as the Promise Kept and movie The Testaments. In high school he played competitive football, basketball and track & field. He was a state champion canoe paddler which helped him land a role as a paddler in the opening scenes of Hawaii five-O. He played college football at Snow College and Minot State where he attained a degree in Exercise Science. After college he moved back to Hawaii to pursue his passion of acting. He was cast in the supporting role of Stew Pot in South Pacific where he was discovered by a casting director. He was a photo double in Jumanji: Welcome to The Jungle, Jungle Cruise as well as Hobbs and Shaw. He has appeared in other films in varies roles. Halem joined the Screen Actors Guild in 2019. To strengthen and fine-tune his skills he went to Stunt School Academy in Los Angeles where he trained under Banzai Vitale. Halem is represented by Talent Management group (TMG).
Halema Hussain
Halema Hussain is known for Supernova (2020), We Are Lady Parts (2021) and Dreamland (2023).