Ambition Of Love -- Bio's

Christopher Zatta (writer/director)

A writer/director based in Los Angeles, originally from New Jersey, and spent a few formative years in Canada, Belgium and Germany. Studied film at Boston University, worked as an assistant on various features and television series, including Mona Lisa Smile, American Dreams and Crossing Jordan.

Wrote for the NBC series Heroes, including the season one episode Parasite and co-writing the season three episodes Dying Of The Light and Cold Wars.

Formed King Fish Productions as a platform to write and direct independent material, beginning with the short film Ambition Of Love, selected by Werner Herzog for participation in his Rogue Film School Seminar.

For inquiries please email: crzatta@christopherzatta.com
http://www.christopherzatta.com
Christopher Zatta on imdb

The Cast

Adam Dunnells (as Bruno)

Adam was born and raised in small town Winchester, VA, where he spent the first 23 years of his life. Having always played football in his youth, he planned to pursue a career in the sport. That is, until 2003, when his mind was changed during a trip to Sea World in Orlando while visiting a friend. Adam attended a show, and was randomly picked from the audience to perform a skit on stage. Afterwards, he was cheered and applauded, and asked how long he had been a part of the show, as no one realized he had just been randomly chosen. It was then that Adam fell in love with performing and had a new career path that he wanted to pursue. A few months later, he moved to Orlando to get his feet wet in acting. He worked for Disney World playing the German Mechanic in the Indiana Jones stunt show, and did several student films, shorts, and independent films. After 2.5 years, Adam was ready for the big move to Los Angeles, and since moving to L.A., he has appeared in several Network TV shows such as "The Mentalist," "No Ordinary Family," "CSI: Miami" and "Numb3rs," in addition to several shorts and commercials, and making a name for himself as a charactor actor. When not acting, he enjoys working out, eating, and watching TV and movies.

http://www.adamdunnells.com/
Adam Dunnells on imdb

Alison Zatta (as Love)

Alison Zatta began acting professionally at twelve years old, in a production of 'A Christmas Carol' at McCarter Theatre in Princeton, NJ. While studying at Georgetown University, she appeared in many theatrical productions, including the DC area premiere of 'Eurydice', by Sarah Ruhl, in which she played the title character. Since moving to Los Angeles, she's taken part in a number of projects, most recently the music video for P!nk's hit single "F***in Perfect" and an episode of "Prophets of Science Fiction", created by Ridley Scott. It's been a lifelong dream of hers to work with Christopher Zatta, and she's thrilled to have the chance to take part in such an exciting project with such talented people!

http://www.alisonzatta.com
Alison Zatta on imdb

Charlie Heydt (as Franklin/Lou)

Charlie Heydt made the move from NYC to LA in 2008. While still in New York he studied with numerous teachers and schools, most recently Studio Dante, where he worked with an intimate group of actors under the instruction of actor Michael Imperioli and actor/director Nick Sandow. He worked both film and the stage while in NYC, appearing in various productions from Hamlet to KFC commercials. In Los Angeles Charlie has worked in innumerable short films, web series, industrials, TV and film spots. Most recent are his roles on the TV soap opera series “The Young and the Restless”, a national Verizon commercial, and a small part in the film “Fortress”, which after going to Cannes for the film market has been picked up by Archstone Distribution. He is represented by Torque Entertainment and Diverse Talent Group.

http://www.charlieheydt.com
Charlie Heydt on imdb

Paul Gregory (as Charlie)

Producer/Actor Paul Gregory: “Born in Bombay, India. Raised and educated in India, East Africa, and London. Since I was mentored by Sir Laurence Olivier with The National Theatre at the Old Vic, I have learned the art of acting and storytelling in my 42-year journey through film, television, theatre and radio with Olivier himself, Anthony Hopkins, John Mills, Robert De Niro, Judi Dench and Kenneth Branagh. My projects embody all that I have learned.”

Paul is currently in pre-production on a feature he is producing in Canada titled “SNAFU,” and he has several projects in post-production. These include a feature titled “Dragon Day” in which he plays the U.S. President, and the short films "The New Brit" in which he plays Lord Higley, a racist member of the House of Lords, and " The Merchant" in which he plays Frank, a man who arranges to die by Euthanasia. He can currently be seen in the book trailer for “Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" playing Abe, the Polish Grandfather.

Paul Gregory on imdb

Brian Durkin (as Mo)

Brian Durkin has appeared as an actor in shows such as "24" and "Criminal Minds", a number of independent films and is the writer and director of the upcoming short film "The Terrain" and the web series "Sails Men."

http://www.briancdurkin.com
Brian Durkin on imdb