Steve Nijjar
“Ranjit”

Steve Nijjar, Executive Producer, Titan Films

Steve Nijjar is the renaissance man of the private sector and entertainment industry. With a diverse background that includes professional athlete, bodyguard, entrepreneur, writer and producer, Steve is a Canadian actor of Indian decent who uses his artistic voice to infuse the culture of his people into the fabric of his adopted homeland.

Film Credits: Soccer Dreams (2008); The Protector (1998); The Final Goal (1995)

Jules Hartley
“MELISSA”

A humanitarian at heart with a colourful repertoire comprised of nationally ranked distance runner, fashion model, yoga teacher and vegan food chef, the American born actress affords her early years as a singer and musical theater geek to her love of stage and screen.

Film Credits: Body, Mind, Spirit (2014; Age of Ice (2014); What Happens in Vegas (2008)

BK Singh Rakhra
“UNCLE GURJEET”

BK Singh is an Indian born, Canadian actor whose extensive 3-decade acting career spans theatre, film, voice over and television. From Hollywood to Bollywood, BK Singh is high demand seasoned professional whose immense talent has earned him a Leo Nominee for Best Performance for a Male Lead – Afternoon Tea (2012), and the international acclaim of audiences and peers worldwide.

Film/Television Credits: Almost Human (TV-2014); Three Days In Havana (2013); Afternoon Tea (2011); Sanctuary (TV – 2010)

Victor Altamore
MICHELANGELO

Award winning acclaimed Canadian producer, actor and screenwriter, Victor Altamore is an acting icon in the Canadian film industry. Off camera, this patron of the entertainment industry divides his time between his production company – Fearless Entertainment, humanitarian efforts, and family pursuits.

Film Credits: The Great Chameleon (2012), Bag the Wolf (2000), Space Fury (1999)

Mark Poyser
DETECTIVE KELSEY

Mark Poyser is an acting veteran widely recognized for his many television and screen roles.

Film/Television Credits: Saw III (2006); Superbob (2002); Highlander (TV-1998); The Sixth Man (1997); Sliders (TV-1995)