Michelle Franks
A newcomer to acting, Michelle Franks has proven to have an inexhaustible enthusiasm for getting into whatever craziness Jash Productions throws at her: from chasing James around the set with an industrial leafblower, to being hung over the edge of a mezzanine floor as a corpse, no task is too difficult or complex for this star-in-the-making.
Rachel Young
Polished, talented, dedicated and unique, Rachel Young brings a level of professionalism to Jash Productions that few of us can emulate...and certainly not maintain.
Coops
No film production can be run at Jash without Coops on set. This is because Coops, at his most fundamental level, is the glue that keeps any production together. A horror film officianado, Coops can double as lighting operator, sound technician, cameraman, key grip, gaffer, script supervisor, and all-round-film-making-boss...and usually does. Rest assured, Coops can and will do anything to see Jash Productions succeed...even if he has to use a machete to do it .
Chris Alva
Chris has been our go-to guy for all our music and sound effects since The Duplicator. Over 15 years experience writing and recording music, there's no challenge Chris won't take on. As long as he is allowed to use some big scary bass notes. Because those are the notes that count.
Kelly Caple
Out of everyone involved in helping Jash Productions achieve its ambitious, auspicious, and some might say audacious goals, Kelly is the only one who can boast previous acting experience...although at any one time a hand, a foot, a leg or a calf may be the only parts of her on display. Full of rumbunctious energy, mischevious mirth, joie de vivre, and kinetic thought processes, Kelly is the steaming broth of talent in this cauldron of creativity. She has cut her teeth on the hardest Jash roles, and proven her mettle against the most difficult dialogue (see The Interview). Unfortunately, the result of such trials has left her with an unhealthy fascination for union jack glasses.