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Isabella Ferreira has become a talent to watch in Hollywood. She embarked on her artistic journey at age 5, igniting a lifelong passion for the arts. Her love affair with the stage began with dance, but a serendipitous opportunity to perform in "The Nutcracker" ignited her deep-seated passion for acting. From that moment, Isabella devoted herself to rigorous training in dance, singing, and acting.

At her young age, she has graced the small and big screen on significant projects. Notably, she was a series regular on Hulu's beloved series, "LOVE, VICTOR," leaving an indelible mark on audiences with her talent and charisma. Her star continued to rise as she took on one of the lead roles in the American High film for Hulu, "CRUSH," captivating viewers with her remarkable performance. Beyond these accomplishments, Isabella's portfolio boasts a rich array of credits, including Jenji Kohan's thought-provoking series, "SOCIAL DISTANCE," on Netflix, and a substantial recurring role on the iconic "ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK" series, also on Netflix.

Most recently, Isabella Ferreira took center stage in the upcoming Spyglass film "INCOMING," alongside Mason Thames, under the direction of John and Dave Chernin.

Ferreira hails from Philadelphia and currently resides in Los Angeles.

Dallas Liu is quickly becoming one to watch in the entertainment industry through the dynamic characters that he has brought to life on screen. In 2020, Liu can be seen starring in the second season of the critically acclaimed and award-nominated HULU comedy series “PEN15.” Executive produced by Andy Samberg and created by actors, Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle, the show is set in the year 2000 and follows two seventh grade girls, Maya Ishii-Peters (Erskine) and Anna Kone (Konkle), who are dealing with middle school and the awkwardness of being a teenager. Liu shines as Maya’s older brother, Shuji Ishii-Peters, with BuzzFeed praising his performance - “[Shuji] is perfectly played by Dallas Liu.” Shuji is in eighth grade and puts on a tough persona but is protective over his sister and Anna. “PEN15” premiered the first half of season two on September 18, 2020 and is slated to drop additional episodes for this season in 2021. Liu also recently starred opposite Stella Hudgens, as Taylor King, in the Snapchat young-adult drama series, “Players” which follows students at an elite Los Angeles high school.

On the film front, Liu can be seen starring in the drama short, “Ella” alongside Nichole Bloom (NBC’s “Superstore”), which follows introverted high school freshman, Abe (Liu), who has a crush on his older brother’s charismatic ex-girlfriend, Ella (Bloom). Set in the

Midwest, Abe and Ella form an unlikely bond and together they navigate the streets and social groups of their community. “Ella” screened at both the Kansas City Film Festival and the Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. Additional credits for Liu include Netflix’s “The Who Was? Show” and “No Good Nick,” Nickelodeon’s “Legendary Dudas,” CBS’ “CSI: Cyber,” FOX’s “Bones” and the feature film “Underdog Kids.” Born and raised in Los Angeles, as a child Liu began training in mixed martial arts. He started his training in Japanese Shotokan and eventually competed in the NASKA (North American Sport Karate Association) circuit, becoming a top competitor for age seventeen and under in all divisions. Due to his unparalleled martial arts skills, at age seven he was chosen to play young Jin Kazama in the acclaimed “Tekken” film franchise while he was only getting started in the world of martial arts competition. Liu found a new passion in acting and decided to commit to it at age twelve and began working with an acting coach. In addition to booking guest starring roles on major network television shows, Liu landed various commercial roles for Macy’s, Heely’s, IBM, and Kellogg’s Eggo. Liu is currently enrolled in college studying civil engineering. When he is not on set, he enjoys spending time with his family by going camping or bike riding. Over the weekends, Liu loves going snowboarding and going to the beach with his friends to surf.