Colton Tapp
In his latest film,"Expulsion", Colton stars as two versions of Scott from alternate universes. He leads the sci-fi-thriller with Lar Park Lincoln (Friday 13th, Knots Landing) supporting as Shana, a cold-blooded corporate leader. Nominated for best actor at the Los Angeles Film Awards, Tapp played a dual-lead character role as both the talented corporate physicist creating a multi-dimensional portal and the manipulative, charming darker alter ego from the other side. The industry took notice at the stark contrast between roles and at first thought multiple actors were playing the two parts, only to be shocked when learning he played both roles. Some thought it was twins playing the two roles separately. He earned an introduction credit in "Three Days In August" where he starred alongside Barry Bostwick(Rocky Horror Picture Show, Spin City) and Mariette Hartley (The Incredible Hulk, Encino Man) and Meg Foster, in a drama-driven family tragedy. Playing John Wilkes Booth in "The Ghandi Murder", a big budget Film starring Steven Lang (Avatar 1 & 2, Don't Breathe) and Vinnie Jones (XMen) about the conspiracy revolving around the later years of Ghandi's life. took the southern actor to film in Sri Lanka, where he shot the historical drama about India's revolutionary thought leader. Working within the confines of a simulated space shuttle in "The Boundary" alongside Neil De Grass Tyson (Cosmos), Colton played a military fighter pilot, recruited by NASA to undergo the world's first mission to the edge of the universe. Colton Tapp is a native Texan and was raised on a cattle ranch near Dallas, TX.
Colton Tran
Colton Tran's journey to a career in film began when he was mentored in the language of Final Cut Pro at the age of 12. He was instantly hooked on the filmmaking process and quickly became fluent. As his passion for film continued to grow, Tran directed, produced and edited all of his own independent films. After graduating from high school in his hometown of Layton, Utah, Tran directed a short film titled "Monstrosity" that toured the nation in the film festival circuit and gained recognition from managers and agents in Los Angeles. This recognition prompted Tran to move to Hollywood, California with his producing partner Laura Young. Two months later Tran was signed by a manager and was introduced to his agent at Creative Artists Agency (CAA). In 2014, he landed a role in the Disney Channel original movie "Cloud 9." Being on the other side of the camera helped him grow as a director on the technical side and also in how to direct actors more effectively. Since arriving in Hollywood, Tran has made his mark on many projects. He directed and edited a four episode web-series for Jennette McCurdy titled "What's Next For Sarah." He also directed and produced several music videos for The Girl and The Dreamcatcher (Dove Cameron & Ryan McCartan), which all premiered on Disney Channel. He later collaborated with Awesomeness TV and directed an episode of their horror anthology series "Sleep Tight" before being cast in a horror film titled "Nocturne," which premiered on Showtime. Most recently, Tran debuted his new mini-series "Scarytale Ending" with a teaser of his first episode, a short film titled "Cruella." He directed and edited "Killer Date," an award-winning short film on the festival circuit and he also directed a music video for Todrick Hall's "I Like Boys." As an actor, Tran was cast in the most recent seasons of Freeform's "Grownish" and Netflix's "GLOW." Today, Tran continues to carve out work as a filmmaker and creator. "8 Bodies," a dark horror comedy, is a feature film scheduled to begin production soon. Tran is also spearheading a second feature film, a stylized slasher titled "Spook," expected to begin production next year.
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Colton Wheeler
Colton Forrest Wheeler is an American film and television actor who is best known for his roles in television series such as: Bones (TV Series) , Extant (TV Series) , American Horror Story (TV Series) and The Mindy Project (TV Series) . Colton Wheeler is also known for his lead roles in movies such as : The Pine Tar Incident: Making of Tar Wars (2017) a documentary which has been getting a lot of Buzz lately by critics and fans alike, Serena Waits (post-production) and Ugly Sweater Party (post-production) . Colton, a common workaholic, juggles between his family life, staying in shape and his acting career, still manages to create and be active in charities such as "Milk N' Cookies" for fostered youth (created by Colton Wheeler) and dressing up as superheroes such as Superman and Batman for kids and teens at churches, gathering and charitable events. Having little to no time for himself, Colton still manages to give back to his community with a humble smile on his face almost everyday. Colton Wheeler was born in Salinas, California on May 25th, 1989 to two newly married parents, Tamara (Tami) Sue Wheeler and William Brian Wheeler. Tami Wheeler, his late mother who passed away August 06, 2015, was an American Disk Jockey, Traffic Manager, Sales Manager and a Commercial Producer for radio and television stations such as KMBY, KTOM, KPUP, KMBW and more. His father on the other hand is a self-employed Private-Contractor for the state of California and manages plumbing for businesses all across Central California. Colton also has two siblings, Cameron Garrett Wheeler and Paige Madison Wheeler. Coltons general hobbies include working out, jogging around the neighborhood, or eating multiple jars of peanut butter per day.
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