Colin Weltin-Wu is currently an upperclassman at MIT, originally from Berkeley, California.  He is majoring in math and Electrical Engineering.  Aside from martial arts, his hobbies include biking, cooking, and fixing things around the house.  Since he often finds himself in the position of having absolutely nothing to do, he dabbles in leisure arts such as knitting, pottery and sports.  He can't wait to get the hell out of here and back to California, where the rules of decent weather apply.  Colin plays Chris, and did much of the work to make this movie happen.

Devdoot Majumdar, born and bred in San Paulo, Brazil, grew up to find his fascination with world markets satisfied at the MIT Economics department. He hopes to join the ranks of other nobel prize winning economists as an adult. In his spare time, he works on an international project bringing group therapy to developing nations and works to raise the bar on the award-winning campus newspaper. Dev plays Grant in the movie.

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Aimé Colangelo grew up on the North Shore of Massacusetts and is currently a sophomore at NSCC. In the movie, she plays a young actress, Julia Klein. In addition to acting, Aimé sings, plays the guitar, swing dances and has participated in benefit fashion shows. Her hobbies include paintballing, going to concerts, crocheting, running, snowboarding and so much more.

Jonathan Kennell is currently an M.Eng student at the MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory.  Originally from Bowling Green, Ohio, Jonathan graduated with his Bachelor's degree from MIT in 2002.  Besides making movies, Jonathan enjoys intramural sports and playing bass guitar.  Jonathan played the role of Jack, operated the camera for several scenes, and assisted with much of the logistics.

Aaron Sokoloski is a sophomore in the mechanical engineering department.  He's from Cumberland, Rhode Island, and has studied wushu and long fist kungfu for about 3 years, and wingchun kungfu for less than a year.  He also likes dancing, playing the drums, sick humor, and eating good food.  He played Seth and operated the boom mike most of the time.

Simon also comes from Berkeley, having attended the same High School as Colin.  Simon is currently attending the Pratt Institute in New York.  He likes ninja turtles, sandwiches, poorly made films, and Elizabeth Shue.  In addition to playing the character Tom, Simon edited the script and drew the movie poster.

Matt Greytak is a Junior at MIT and a naitive of Newton, Massachusetts.  He is majoring in Ocean Engineering.  He plays Charlie opposite Aime as Julia's boyfriend.  He also composed and performed all the original music in the movie.  Matt is an avid Ultimate player.  In his downtime, he enjoys spinning vinyl and sailing.

Angie Lin is currently a junior at MIT studying materials science and engineering.  Angie is from Princeton, New Jersey and in her free time, enjoys practicing Wing Chun, traveling, and surfing.  In the movie, she makes her acting debut as the character Amy.

Anshul is a graduate student at the Operations Research Center at MIT.  He spends his free time explaining what operations research is all about and running after a small black ball on a squash-court.  He played Carson, the director of the film in the movie.  He is currently working on some theoretical results proving existence and uniqueness of the sync slate used for The Vendor.

LeeAnn is a junior Brain and Cognitive sciences major at MIT.  She is originally from St Louis, MO.  In the movie, she played Natalie.  An extremely versatile athlete, LeeAnn is an accomplished swimmer, gymnast, and water polo player.  When she is not doing any of the above, she is probably dancing somewhere to an *Nsync song.