Andre Correa  (Lenard)

 

Brazil-born actor, who migrated to the United States in the early 90's as a child with his mother Rita Correa, a school teacher/housewife from Rio de Janeiro after the sudden death of his father, Agildo Correa, a real-estate broker and developer.

 

Andre lived in Providence, Rhode Island where he attended the University of Rhode Island and studied with a Local theater company until his move to Hollywood.

 

Andre's passion for the theater and film was evident from early childhood, as he was involved in local productions in high school and college and later with independent films in the New York and Providence areas.

 

Help Wanted is Andre's directorial debut.

Carolina Gutierrez (Miriam)

 

Carolina Gutierrez is an American actress born in Barranquilla Colombia. Carolina started her acting career as a musical theater triple threat dancing, signing and acting in several school and community productions

like "Lil Abner" and "Bare a Pop Opera".

 

After moving to Tampa, Florida at the age of 14 years old, Carolina began to explore the world of music once again by performing with her High School show choir and later in life with the chorus of her University while studying abroad in Portugal.

 

In 2016 Carolina made the big move to the City of Los Angeles in search

of bigger opportunities and since then has landed several spots on different acting, commercial and modeling jobs such as a supporting role in the Web Series "The Good Samaritans", the lead on the short film "Bedroom Stories", a day player spot on the Amazon Prime hit show "Goliath"  and her latest lead on the short film "Help Wanted" opposite actor

and director Andre Correa.

Peter Schiavelli (George)

 

Peter, despite being born and raised in Los Angeles, didn't make his way to acting until after he had returned from college. Having spent four years exploring the rainier side of the state while earning his English degree from Stanford, he came back home and soon enrolled in the Howard Fine Acting Studio.

 

Although it may have taken him some time, he is delighted to have found it when he did. He made his stage debut as Ricky in Big Al and can be seen in projects including the short film Tick-Tock and the webseries IRL.