BEE

BECCA SCOTT arrived on the LA scene in September, 2011 with a u-haul, a badass boyfriend, and a cat named Bosco. Born and bred in Kansas City, she snagged her Bachelor of Arts in Theatre Performance from the University of Missouri, Kansas City before skipping town. She is the co-creator of Funny Days along with her charming and utterly adorable partner in life, Zac Eubank. Funny Days will be Becca's LA film debut. Recent Kansas City theater credits include Blue in Beirut, Brutus in Julius Caesar, Estelle in No Exit, Evelyn in The Shape of Things, and Mouth in a film adaptation of Not I by Samuel Beckett. She is also the producer, co-creator, and a principle cast member of Chimera Theatre Ensemble in Kansas City. Commercial credits include Sprint, National American University, and Pinnacle Career Institute. In her spare time she can be found making delicious vegan creations in her kitchen. www.thebeccascott.com

ZUZU

LINNEA SANAZARO grew up about an hour west of St. Louis in the small town of Cuba, Missouri. This is where her love for singing, dancing and performing began. Her career began a  a pop singer, a songwriter, and a fierce performer, and has branched out to acting since moving to Los Angeles in 2009. She possesses a myriad of talents such as fire dancing, latin dancing, and improv. She is a student of The Groundlings School in Los Angeles. Her single and music video “Move With It” achieved a great deal of acclaim and a spot on the Billboard Club Chart that reached #10. Catch her performing her newest single, “Dance Through Fire” in the West Hollywood area. www.linneaonline.com

CLEO

AMY URBINA is originally from Los Angeles, California. She recently received her Masters in Acting at The University of Missouri, Kansas City and has a BA in Theatre Arts from California State University, Northridge. She has recently been seen in the one act plays by women playwrights at the Secret Rose Theatre in Los Angeles. Amy has had the privilege to work with reputable theatre companies such as The Independent Shakespeare Company in Los Angeles in productions of A Midsummer Nights Dream, Macbeth and played Desdemona in Othello for the 2010 Shakespeare festival. In Kansas City she appeared as Maryamma in Miss Witherspoon, and Vera in Distracted at the Unicorn Theatre, and as Miss Edmunds in Bridge to Terabithia for the Coterie Theatre. Other credits include Angela inThe King Stag, Robin Starveling in A Midsummer Nights Dream, Chloe in Arcadia, Mrs. Joe in Great Expectations, Caliban in The Tempest, Maria in Twelfth Night, and Irina in Three Sisters. (Actors Equity Member)