Stoney Burke is known for The Matrix Reloaded (2003), The Californians (2005) and Mock Up on Mu (2008).
An award-winning artist, novelist, actor, and filmmaker, Peter "Stoney" Emshwiller is an authentic renaissance man. His artwork and illustrations have graced numerous magazines and been featured in countless films and TV shows as well as in private collections. He began performing as a young child and cut his professional acting teeth in the New York Theater during the eighties. Now living in Los Angeles, he has recently been concentrating on acting in films and TV as well as doing extensive voice-over work and live improv comedy. Together with his writing partners he also creates content for television and the web. Over the years, his science-fiction novels, "The Host" and "Short Blade," have been repeatedly optioned by many different Hollywood producers (including Jerry Bruckheimer).
Stoney Sharp is a director and producer, known for Comedy Bang! Bang! (2012), Hood Adjacent with James Davis (2017) and Funny or Die's Billy on the Street (2011).
Stoney Westmoreland is known for Godzilla (1998), Matchstick Men (2003) and Golden Boy (2018).
Stony Blyden was born on March 3, 1993 in Reykjavík, Iceland. He is known for Life in a Year (2020), Dude (2018) and Hope Springs Eternal (2018).
Stonz Walters, born Rufus Gbor, was born in Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. He is the third of eight children born unto the union of Martha and Rufus Gbor. Rufus and his siblings experienced the dire circumstances of homelessness, drifting for days without food or water as brutal civil war engulfed his country. At the age of fifteen, Rufus immigrated to the United States and settled in Ansonia, Connecticut. After graduating from Ansonia High School in 2003, Rufus enrolled in Albertus Magnus College with a major in Criminal Justice. While living in the US was certainly a better situation for Rufus and his family, challenges remained. Rufus found himself struggling with the financial demands of higher education which forced him to drop out of college after completing half his Bachelor's studies and join the Navy. As a Machinist Mate, Rufus served aboard the USS John F. Kennedy (CV-67), the USS Bataan (LHD-5), and the USS Carl Vincent (CVN-70). After four years of honorable service, Rufus moved to Hollywood, California and enrolled in the New York Film Academy, where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Filmmaking. While enrolled at the academy, Rufus started the non-profit, Liberian Youth in Film & Acting to help not only Liberians, but other Africans gain experience in the film industry. In 2016, Rufus and his business partner, Michael Sean Erickson started Erickson.Walters Productions and shot their first film The Forgiven (2016). The Forgiven was picked up by ITN Distribution and is currently streaming on Amazon Prime. Rufus is also known for Child Soldiers, (2018), Blended Family ((2018), and his award winning short film The Last Decision of President Duo (2012).
Storeigh Daniel is known for Destination Christmas (2022).
Storm is an actor, known for God City Da Movie (2020).
Only the dead see the end of war... At the turn of the 21st Century, Storm wrote/directed a short war film: "Coffin". A story surrounding the fate of 3 soldiers pinned in a dugout. With a personal interest in the 'Human Condition, He pursued an honors degree in Film Psychoanalysis and Philosophy with diplomas in script writing and marketing. Storm Ashwood has successfully written and directed 2 theatrically released feature films and a string of short films. Having acquired an accolade of film awards. Most notably,"Escape and Evadion" (A feature film on Netflix.) The AACTA nominated, "Paper Planes" (A short film, telling the story of a child soldier in Sudanese). The Feature film, "The School" (a psychological horror film on STAN) and "Moth", the high award winning short Sci-fi film concept for the TV series "DarkMatter". Storm's writing success began at 12years old and has continued with accolades for both produced and un-produced screenplays and short stories.