Tyler MacNiven became an award winning documentary filmmaker with his 2004 travel documentary, Kintaro Walks Japan, about his 2000-mile walk up the length of Japan. Tyler played the hippie with Will Smith in The Pursuit of Happyness and thought Will Smith was a pretty funny guy.

Since then he went on to star in and win season nine of CBS’s "The Amazing Race" and produce a feature comedy film in Mongolia called Wrestling Mongolia. Tyler loves to pet dogs, decorate his fingers with raspberries, and win pillow fights against armies of small children.

Tylermacniven.com

Bobak Bakhtiari is an actor and a fierce supporter of humanitarian projects, currently developing Fuel For Change. In the recent past he was a drama teacher at Saint Mathews Episcopal Day School in addition to facilitating performance workshops at School Of The Arts in San Francisco. Bakhtiari has a background in Religious Studies, Neuropsychology, and Performance Studies, with a BA from Bowdoin College, and training from the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco. In the distant past he worked as a Clinical Activity Director in a sub-acute Mental Health Rehabilitation setting, developing drama therapy related and fitness programs, in addition to Anger Management, Nicotine Cessation, Dance groups, and Adventures In Tranformative Cacaphony.
He was appointed a Court Appointed Special Advocate for children in 2003 in Santa Cruz County.
Bakhtiari also happens to have past experience managing Shell Oil service stations. With Iranian parents, who doesn’t?
He was also a mailman in western Ireland for a period during the Bush Jr. Administration.

www.bobak.us