Christina Salam (Ghubril) Wren is a first generation, half-Lebanese kid who grew up in urban America. Like Izzy, she spent summers and many weekends working with her dad’s non profit, repairing homes for people in need in their community.

 

Christina graduated from NYU with a BFA in Drama. Shortly after, she and her partner, Demetrius Wren, started their production company, Two Kids with a Camera. Their first film, Streetball, followed a South African street soccer league and premiered at Lincoln Center. Streetball went on to play at BET’s Urban World film festival, among many others globally, and received international distribution.

 

She has made features, shorts and streaming series through Two Kids with a Camera, as well as produced on the first 40 episodes of the Emmy Award winning children’s show, Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.

 

As an actor, she currently recurs as Caroline on Will Trent (ABC) and is known for her roles on Cross (Prime), 9-1-1 Nashville (ABC), as well as playing Carrie Farris in Man of Steel and Batman v Superman.

 

Despite her small stature, she played basketball growing up. True story.

Laura Carriker has worked to tell intimate stories of female athletes exclusively since 2018. She feels passionate about creating a more equal playing field for female athletes in the media.

 

Carriker's roots are in the U.S., Colombia and France; giving her the desire to tell passionate stories from all over the globe. Carriker's current projects include: "Unheard of" a TV series about the undefeated U.S. Deaf Women's National Soccer team, "Jamaica, Boom!"- a limited series documenting the Jamaica National Women's Football Team during their historic first World Cup journey to France in 2019, and "This Girl Wears Cleats" - a ten year longitudinal documentary about young women whose lives have been changed by football, filmed from 2018 until 2028 in Malawi, South Africa, Jamaica, Panama, France, the USA, and Peru.

Rachna Khatau is an actor, producer, journalist, and community organizer. She is best known for her recurring roles on Baby Daddy (Freeform) and Bizaardvark (Disney), as well as guest appearances on The Big Bang Theory (CBS), Raven’s Home (Disney), and Downward Dog (ABC). She has also worked on pilots for ABC, CBS, and other networks and held a talent deal with ABC/ABC Studios.

 

As a producer, Rachna is currently working on the feature Days with Dandekar (dir. Leena Pendharkar) and developing a documentary with filmmaker Daniel Talbott. She also wrote, produced, and acted in Hicksters, created by Christina Wren. She is a published author, contributing to Good Girls Marry Doctors, an anthology of essays by South Asian American women.

 

Beyond acting, Rachna has worked as a journalist at Extra!, CNN International, and as a Pentagon reporter. She holds a master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from USC. A former recording artist, she was signed to a subsidiary label of Universal Records.