CAFE-GIRLS & BARISTA BOYS
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Lia Rose Dugal, Cafe-Girl
Lia is an actress known for her work on stage and screen. Past favorite theatre work includes: Working, A Musical, Light Sensitive, God of Carnage, Deathtrap, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, and A Doll House. She's recently become more involved with film, as an actress, writer, director, and is the founder of Cafe-Girl Productions,Inc. Notable film work includes: Catatonia of the Fairies (Katie), Into The Woods (Shannon), Beach Blanket Frankenstein (Babs Babcock), Daggers In Men's Smiles (director), The Timekeys Doctor Who Fan-Fiction web-series (Romana), Nate & Laura & How They Met (Laura Shelton), and In Her Blood (Maureen Mather).
Michael Meyer, Barista Boy
Michael is an actor of both stage and screen living in the Rogue Valley. His most notable characters have been Major Arnold from Taking Sides, Tom Hanratty from Light Sensitive, and Sydney Bruhl from Deathtrap. He also has performed in such films as Lawrence of Arabia 2, the soon to be released "Besetment" where he plays Billy, and several creative death scenes in films by Wicked Pixie Productions. Michael played the role of Ray the Porter in Cafe-Girl's Production of "Daggers in Men's Smiles", Mr. E in Homesick, and the voice of the Swarm in Hearts-Sick. He also directed Cafe-Girl Productions first short film, Catatonia of the Fairies, as well as directed Explore With Ashley Leigh and Nate & Laura & How They Met.
Erin Jennifer Rose, Cafe-Girl
Erin Jennifer Rose grew up in the wilds of the Rogue Valley. She keeps busy with local films as an assistant director, script supervisor, and actress, and is currently working on three webseries: Nate & Laura & How They Met, The Tempest (or Cody's Tempest), and The Stem. Past projects have included Boundary Springs, An Affair Remains, and Dear Future Self. When she is not working in film, she travels and dabbles in writing, photography, painting, and other creative outlets. She is obsessed with traveling, chocolate, art, her three children and two cats.
West Christy, Barista Boy
West has always been a natural storyteller from a young age. Excelling in creative writing classes he pursued many avenues of bringing his stories to life. His love of the visual medium led him to try his hand at video game design. West struggled for years to complete more serious projects but the uphill struggle proved too much and he abandoned the idea. Until 2017, when West started working with Cafe Girl. West's work with Cafe Girl opened his eyes to many different things. First was that his skills were valid and helpful, even the ones he hadn't used in years. Another is that he just had to grow a lot more, but being a filmmaker never left him. Now with the strength of the Cafe Girl team as well as the other talented individuals he's met through Cafe Girl, he's ready to tell his stories again. And to help others tell theirs in the best way possible.
