Gerard has a Bachelor of Arts degree in French Literature and Canadian History from Notre Dame University (Nelson, British Columbia), and a Bachelor of Education degree from Mount Allison University (Sackville, New Brunswick). 

Gerard's acting experience has been primarily on the stage. He has been a stage actor for several community theatre groups. Principal roles played include Ebenezer Scrooge in 'A Christmas Carol,' Ichabod Crane in 'Legend of Sleepy Hollow,' Jack in 'The Importance of Being Earnest,' and Charles Condomine in 'Blithe Spirit.' He has been a participant in the Halloween Storytelling Series held in Lubec, Maine, and the Haunted Halloween Walk held at Roosevelt Campobello International Park on Campobello Island, New Brunswick.

On film, Gerard played the role of a British Soldier in the Netflix television series, 'Frontier,' and the role of a Dock Worker in the feature film, 'To Keep the Light.' He was interviewed for two French documentaries, one on Campobello Island as part of 'Les Iles de l'Atlantique,' and the other on whale-watching in the Bay of Fundy. He played the lead acting role of Papa in the French Marketing Video,' Fall Talk 2023-Le Meilleur Fils', produced by BrainWorks Marketing Inc.

Gerard is currently participating in workshops about the film industry and is eager to learn and gain more experience in acting in film.

Tammy Boyer is a long-time storyteller. As a little girl, she entertained her family as Cher, and she loves nothing better than making short videos and reels on Facebook with her natural comic flair.

Tammy spent ten years in theatre as a seasoned stage manager and has recently immersed herself in film. She has successfully transferred her theatre skills to being an AD on set and producer mentoring emerging filmmakers.

As a writer and director, Tammy has found early success. Her first script, A Little Light, won the Jane Leblanc Filmmaker Award and was nominated for several awards at the New Brunswick Silver Wave Film Festival. Tammy's second script, A Better Place, was awarded a Short Film Venture grant and is currently in post-production

Ethan is a young, aspiring performer and a recent graduate of Algonquin College’s Performing Arts program. New to the Film Co-op Community, He is a passionate and enthusiastic individual who’s determined to find his way in the film industry and make his mark. He’s performed in the live production “Voices from the Front: The Radio Show” at the Gladstone Theatre in Ottawa, as well as many film and voice projects within his program. As he gains more experience and fine-tunes his skills as an artist and performer, Ethan hopes to one day be seen on the big screen or have his voice heard in cartoons and animations.

Scott Brownlee is a composer, actor, singer, and musician. He graduated from the University of Regina with a Music Education degree in 1993 and has been composing music ever since. His primary instrument from childhood is piano, but he also learned how to play all brass and percussion instruments as part of his education and his work as a music teacher.

Scott has acted in numerous stage productions in Saint John and Fredericton, including “Much Ado About Nothing” and “Macbeth” with the Loyalist City Shakespeare Company, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged),” “Noises Off!” and “Pride and Prejudice” with the Saint John Theatre Company, and two highly successful shows at the Fundy Fringe Festival. He has also acted in several short films and features, many of which were featured at the Silver Wave Festival.

Scott's music composition credits so far include fifteen short films, animated features, and documentaries, and two feature films. His score for the short film “Distortion” earned him the Silver Wave Award for Excellence in Music Composition in 2019, and several of his scores have been featured at Canadian and international film festivals.

Outside of film scoring, Scott writes electronic and techno music, and orchestral music for large and small ensembles. His piece “First Flight” placed in the top ten in an international competition sponsored by the Northern Film Orchestra (UK) in 2023. He continues to look for new creative opportunities and outlets, and is excited to network with filmmakers and with other composers and musicians.

You can listen to his work on his Bandcamp page: scottbrownlee.bandcamp.com

I attended the University of New Brunswick Fredericton, where I majored in Media, Arts, and Culture, and minored in Film Production.

I have participated in the Fredericton 48 Hour Film Competition for many years and have made films that have been accepted to a few small festivals, including the SilverWave Film Festival, and the Octopus Marquee Film Festival.

I grew up in Ottawa, Ontario and got involved in the local acting community there.  I played Miss Stacy in a local theatre production of Anne of Green Gables, volunteered as an extra or in a small role for local student films, and worked as a background actor on several films that were filmed in the Ottawa Area.  Since moving to New Brunswick for work, I have shifted my focus to voice acting and voiceover work.  I converted and closet into a small sound booth and have been developing my skills through a combination of classes, coaching and actively auditioning for projects.