Ade is a self-taught photographer and owns his own photography business. As a crew member, he is flexible, organized, a team player, and excellent under pressure. He is people-oriented and resourceful, a perfect fit for any production. Ade has a car and a driver's license.

Tayo Adeyemi is a community builder, creative director, and founder of The Mandate Development Centre (TMDC) based in Greater Moncton, New Brunswick. Through TMDC and TMDC Studios, he develops programs and media platforms that equip emerging creatives, elevate underrepresented voices, and strengthen civic engagement.

He leads initiatives such as Moncton Creates, a community of creatives focused on storytelling, film making, photography, content creation, and creative entrepreneurship. His work also includes producing community-centered talk shows and special civic editions that foster informed dialogue and social impact.

Passionate about purpose-driven media, Tayo is committed to building collaborative film and storytelling ecosystems in New Brunswick. He is particularly interested in documentary storytelling, community narratives, and creating accessible pathways for young and emerging filmmakers to develop their craft.

Abraham is a Moncton-based actor with a professional background in Human Services. His experience supporting individuals across diverse life circumstances has given him a deep understanding of human behavior, emotional regulation, and resilience, qualities he brings naturally to character-driven performances.

With a grounded on-camera presence and a preference for authentic, realistic storytelling, Abraham is particularly drawn to layered dramatic roles that explore identity, conflict, and personal transformation.

Uyoyo Ajao is a passionate content creator and also working with the University of New Brunswick (UNB). With a rich professional background in sales and strategic marketing communication, Uyoyo has recently embraced her true calling in the film industry. Known affectionately as the "drama queen" by her loved ones for her spontaneous storytelling and acting at home, she brings a unique blend of creativity and strategic thinking to her work. Uyoyo is excited to join the New Brunswick Filmmakers Co-op, where she aims to contribute to the vibrant community and explore the powerful impact of storytelling through film.

Michelle Allard is a newcomer to the Film Co-op community. She is just finished her second year of her Bachelor of Applied Arts through UNB with a focus on theater and film. She's performed in 3 TNB plays including Metamorphosis (2021), Middletown (2022), and Paradise Lost (2023), before that she had 4 years of high school theater experience. She's acted in UNB's 2999 film class (2022) short film "Protomax" and has written and directed her own short film called "The Dream" for the same class the following year. She's comfortable both in front and behind the camera. She took six years of vocal/singing classes with Natalie Renault and sang in many concerts for the class. She has experience with crafting props, like sewing the angel wings for TNB's Paradise Lost. She also knows her way around a paintbrush because of her 5 years of painting classes with Rich Arts in Campbelton and her time building sets for TNB's various shows.

Alex Allard graduated from the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design’s Digital Media Diploma program in 2019. During COVID, he decided to complete a Bachelor of Applied Arts at University of New Brunswick 2021-24 specializing in Film and Media Arts and Cultures. He has written, directed and shot a number of student films at both schools. One of which, Can You Keep A Secret, screened at Silverwave Film Festival in 2019. Alex is eager to keep making films in whatever capacity he can.