Paul Vaillancourt

Jimmy Blakeney

Brittney Bertier

Paul Vaillancourt is a writer, actor, director, producer and most of all improvisor who has been making stuff up for nearly 20 years. He is a graduate of the Comedy Sportz Training Program in Virginia, the Second City Training Center in Chicago as well as the legendary Improv Olympic in Chicago where he had the rare opportunity to study under the legendary Del Close. After his group, Bitter Noah, was selected to perform their signature piece, the Improvised Movie, at the US Comedy Arts festival Paul moved to Los Angeles and founded the iO West where he has been teaching, directing and performing (both written and improvised shows) ever since. During his time in Hollywood Paul has become a sought after improv coach, producer and consultant.

A Dallas native, Jimmy has been living in Hollywood since 2001. His career has been equal parts national commercials (Volkswagen, Tide, Snickers, ESPN, and AT&T, to name a few), combined with a variety of narrative projects, from web shorts through feature films.

Most of all, Jimmy loves making people laugh, which defines his passion for acting.

Oh, and the money. But that’s after the laughing part.

Brittney Bertier is a Massachusetts native, and holds a BFA from The Hartt School, where she graduated with honors from the prestigious Music Theatre program. After moving to New York City, she quickly found work Off-Broadway before joining The National Tour of Seussical. She has played such notable roles as Eliza Doolittle (Sierra Repertory Theatre). She debuted her original music at the legendary Birdland Jazz Club, and is an original cast member of King of the Road: The Roger Miller Story, which premiered at Laguna Playhouse in spring of 2017.

Bertier resides in LA where she has found success in independent film and television, and driving a stick shift pick up truck, respectively. She is most well known for her comedic chops and girl next door likability.