Morgan Lee (Mitch) is thrilled to be in a film project in which his section didn’t get cut (darn you, Sean Penn!). Morgan has lived in Portland for the past 4 years and has worked on several stage productions (including Neil Labute’s Fat Pig) and film projects (including Into the Wild and Feast of Love). He is a four-year graduate of the Performing Arts Conservatory in Fairfield, IA.

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Lara Kobrin (Stacy) lives in Portland, Oregon, where she was recently seen at Portland Center Stage in a JAW West reading of Nick Zagone’s play The Missing Pieces, as Jeannie in Neil LaBute’s Fat Pig, and as multiple characters in a 7-week run of Soap St. Theater, a sketch-comedy soap opera. Her recent on-camera work includes a supporting role in Toeknee Films’ upcoming feature American Disciples. For more information and links to upcoming projects, check out her web site: www.lara-kobrin.com.

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Leif Norby (Dirk) lives in Portland. When Leif is not slavin’ for a wage, he works as a barista, plays guitar in a local garage band, and irritates people in his spare time. Leif would like to thank Chris for not typecasting him as Dirk.

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Melissa Kaiser (Alicia) is thrilled to be making her on camera debut with Wage Slaves. She has performed on stages in the Portland area with NWCTC, 2boards Theatre, defunkt, and Stark Raving Theatre. She currently spends most of her time planning a wedding and singing her heart out.

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Jessica Zodrow (Debbie) has been acting since the age of six. She hails from the west coast, where she received her B.A in Theatre Arts from Southern Oregon University. She is currently in the Big Apple getting her M.A in Theatre Education from NYU, and she hopes to one day open her own school where theatre is used as a tool for self expression, social justice, and community change.

Ehren Ebbage (Rob) has dabbled in film, theater, and television a handful of times. Most notable was his appearance on Court TV; he played the part of a murder victim and impressed the director with his ability to lie very still in the middle of the street. Fearing that he might be typecast, Ehren pursed roles as living people and landed a cameo in the indie film Pizza Girl. Mostly he just writes, records, and performs music. In fact, the soundtrack for Wage Slaves uses every single song from his album Ten Cent Souvenir, which can be found on his website and downloaded on iTunes.

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Chris A. Bolton (creator) co-created the web-comic series Smash with his artist brother, Kyle. His short story “The Red Room” was published in Portland Noir, edited by Kevin Sampsell. His short film “Speed Dating” won the Audience Award at the 2005 Portland International Short Short Film Festival and aired on the Independent Film Channel in August 2006. He is a wage slave in Portland, OR.

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