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Nick Fowler is an American actor and singer. He has been working professionally since he was 10 years old. Nick began with Witt Management as a child and has grown up with the Company. Now a freshman at Chapman University, Nick is majoring in an entertainment related field, continuing to grow as an actor and producer. TV and indie projects where you will find Nick Fowler are Confessions, starring Tom Bosley, Bruce Davidson, and Chris Pine, TCM project, Postmortem Bliss, and ABC's According to Jim.

Nick was cast in the new hybrid series, R.P.M. on TNT in 2008. 

Nikki SooHoois an American-born actress from Southern California. Her experience in entertainment began with dance and evolved into formal acting roles beginning with the television pilot "K-POW". In 2003, Nikki SooHoo met Los Angeles talent manager, Addison Witt in his Santa Monica acting studio. Utilizing her dance training, Nikki SooHoo was cast in a series of commercials before she landed the role as the high beam, head-spinning, "Wei Wei" in Disney's gymnastics feature, "Stick It." Nikki SooHoo has an emotional versatility and range that plays well in film and TV, as is demonstrated in her first screen acting role, playing a sexually abused abducted pre-teen in the world of child trafficking at age 14. The short film, "Fields of Mudan," won the Grand Marshall award, and many others. Nikki SooHoo's first starring television role was in the Disney Channel pilot "East of Normal, West of Weird." This was a character torn adopted at birth to an American family, and later torn between her Chinese identity, and Jewish/Protestant parents trying to navigate her religious upbringing. Although Nikki SooHoo has grown up in Hollywood working in Disney and Nickelodeon TV; "Phil of the Future," "The Suite Life of Zack and Cody" and "Drake & Josh," she has done what is often very difficult for child actors, crossed over. In the Peter Jackson-directed feature, "The Lovely Bones," Nikki SooHoo plays opposite Oscar-nominated Irish actress, Saoirse Ronan. SooHoo's character, "Holly", brings a lithe, sense of humor, and sage like instinct to the darkly emotional film. And with her strong dance training, Nikki SooHoo effortlessly return to her love of dance in the lighthearted Bring it On franchise, "Fight to the Finish." Nikki SooHoo's ability to merge these worlds together speaks volumes to the skill, and emotionality of her acting..

Revan Barakat is an American actor of Syrian decent. Revan, now 14 years has been acting in commercials since he was 11 years old. He enjoys every opportunity when he gets to perform. His interest is in acting in features.

RJ Mitte's is back in LA after completing season 3 on Breaking Bad. RJ Mitte spent much of his childhood growing up between Austin, Texas, and Lafayette, Louisiana. At a young age he learned to meet challenge head on, facing a then little known birth defect called Cerebral Palsy, today referred to as CP. The son of Scott and Dyna Mitte, RJ, even in leg braces would try his hand at everything, including soccer, football, fishing, and learning to hunt with his uncle and grandfather. As a child, RJ learned the value of giving back, spending time working with his grandfather’s philanthropic organization, and partnering with Habitat for Humanity to build houses around the world for communities devastated by natural disasters and poverty. This experience set the background for the work that RJ Mitte would gravitate toward as a young actor in Hollywood. In 2005 RJ Mitte accompanied his younger sister, Lacianne Carriere on a trip to Los Angeles to meet and work with talent manager, Addison Witt. RJ was encouraged by a talent agent to give acting a try. Always one to take on a new adventure, Mitte didn’t hesitate in accepting the challenge. Although RJ had not previously expressed an interest in acting, the opportunity seemed to strike the right cord. To get his start in entertainment, RJ worked as a background actor on TV series, “Hanna Montana,” and “Everybody Hates Chris.” RJ learned to audition for other TV and commercial projects by studying acting techniques with his manager, Addison Witt. RJ's "big break" came from an opportunity to audition for the now critically acclaimed, and Emmy nominated, “Breaking Bad,” playing the son of two-time Emmy winner, Bryan Cranston. Drawing from what RJ Mitte learned in his early youth, he has lent his name and ambition to several organizations to raise awareness in the areas of equality and diversity. RJ Mitte is a spokesperson for two organizations, “Beyond Diversity - the future is now,” and I AM PWD, a tri-union awareness campaign bringing attention to actors with disability in TV, film, and stage. The campaign is supported by the Screen Actors Guild, AFTRA, and Actors Equity. RJ Mitte’s ambition includes directing, producing, and continuing to grow as an actor, making respected films, and working in television. RJ is a guest speaker at high schools, colleges and universities around the country, openly talking about the ways he has overcome obstacles and how he has achieved his goals.

Lacianne Carriere is outspoken, funny, and like most little girls, picks up the latest hit songs after one listen. And she can simultaneously infuriate, and melt an older brother's heart. A brother who just happens to be on a successful TV series. Of course it's because of that sibling that Lacianne Carriere walked the 2009 red carpet, escorting her protective older brother, RJ Mitte from Breaking Bad.

Lacianne leads an unusual life than most kids her age, but it's all just a normal way of life for her. While she is the youngest member of the WEM Company, she is a formidable stage sibling.

Breaking Bad's DEA officer, Steven Quezada was raised on the West Side of Albuquerque. His strong feelings and love for New Mexico has kept him a resident for 44 years. In 1981 Steven pursued his love for performing at Eastern New Mexico University where he received his B.F.A in Theatre Arts. After returning to Albuquerque Steven began writing plays for himself to perform in. His very first play was a huge success. "The First Chicano President" was sold out nightly. This motivated him to write four more plays with a great response. In 1988 Steven started to pursue Stand up Comedy and again to his surprise, it was another lucky road in his life. Steven has been doing Stand up Comedy ever since and has performed all over the United States for many Comedy Clubs, Conventions, Organizations and has also been seen on TV shows like HBO's "Loco Slam" and Galavision's "Que Locos". You will soon see him in upcoming movies such as "First Snow" with Guy Pierce and "Beerfest" with the guys from "Broken Lizard". He is presently starring in his own movie "Homeless" which is now in post production. We are also happy to announce the release of his new comedy DVD "The Three Cochinos" in stores now. Coming soon "The First Chicano President". Currently Steven is a castmate on the Emmy nominated, Breaking Bad.