Monica Bradley is thrilled to be an instructor at Callanwolde Fine Arts Center! She spent nearly a decade in New York City performing professionally in both stage and film, and now lives in Atlanta as a full time performing artist and teacher. Her feature film credits include Killer Unicorn, Guys at Parties Like it and Tranquil Inferno. You can find her on shows such as The Resident (FOX), MacGyver (CBS) and as Alicia Horace on Tyler Perry’s Sistas (BET). Monica has also done eight commercials over the past year that include Comcast, Delta, Cox and Baxter Auto. Her professional stage experience includes working at theatres such as Paper Mill Playhouse, TUTS, Ivoryton Playhouse and North Carolina Theatre. @monica_garcia_nyc – www.monicagarciabradley.com

Danny Bevins, originally from Decatur, GA, is an AEA actor, singer, dancer, who graduated Summa Cum Laude from Elon University with a BFA in Music Theatre. Danny then moved to NYC and has since performed in 25 AEA musicals around the country at renown theatres such as The Muny, Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, Music Theatre of Wichita, Papermill Playhouse, Out of the Box Theatrics (Off Bway), North Carolina Theatre, Bucks County Playhouse, Aurora Theatre, and Barrington Stage Co. Danny is signed to DGRW Inc and People Store. Outside of performing, Danny writes and produces his own music (The Why Not Mixtape Series produced by Grammy Award Winning Dan Konopka), and specializes in functional training (ACE Certified Personal Trainer). @dannybevinsbruh - www.dannybevinsofficial.com

Grant McGowen is a Founder and the Producing Artistic Director of Pinch ‘N’ Ouch Theatre. He is an Award-Winning Director, Actor, Playwright, Teacher, Cinematographer, and Producer. Grant was featured in Atlantan Magazine’s “Most Important People to Watch on Atlanta’s Arts Scene.” He won “Best Actor” in the 72 Hour Film Festival for his performance in The Stain. He won “Best Actor” in Philadelphia’s Project 21 Film Festival for his performance in Moving On, also nominated for “Best Film.” His play Wall Street Wedding was named “Best World Premiere” by Arts Atl and was nominated for the 2014 Gene-Gabriel Moore Playwriting Award. His play Let’s Make It was acclaimed as one of the “Best Productions of 2013” by Arts Atl. The feature film “No Soliciting,” which he starred in and Produced, won “Best Film” at the Atlanta Underground Film Festival. The film also won “Best Acting Ensemble” and “Best Fiction Film” at the Gwinnett Film Festival. In 2017, McGowen was nominated “Best Director” and “Best Cinematographer” by the 48 Hour Film Project in Atlanta. In 2018, he was nominated for “Best Director,” “Best Editor,” “Best Cinematographer,” and “Best Writer” by the 48 Hour Film Project in Atlanta. He was nominated for Best Director by Broadway World in 2018 for directing Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf.

Bubba Carr is best known as a choreographer and dancer. He has enjoyed a long and successful commercial career in Los Angeles, California lasting 20 years. He moved to Atlanta, Georgia in 2004 to be closer to his family and continue his career in entertainment to the present, choreographing film, television and theatre. He first picked up a camera in 2014 and discovered an instant connection between his experience with movement and what he loved capturing with my lens. Photography is a perfect addition to his creative tools that allows him freedom to capture what is fleeting when done live. Connecting to his subjects is crucial to him in order for them to get the best images they can together.