Chris Esper (Director)
Chris Esper is a director based out of Attleboro, MA. Originally from New Jersey, Chris developed a passion and love for film at a very young age. When he was in his teens, he received his first camera and started experimenting with it. After high school, he attended New England Institute of Technology in East Greenwich, RI where he received his Bachelor's Degree in Digital Recording Arts. He has since directed several short films including, Still Life, a personal story about what it means to be an artist. The film has gone on to receive critical acclaim, worldwide distribution, accepted and screened at New Filmmaker's New York Film Festival and won the "Best Film Editing" award at the 2013 Motif Theater and Film Awards. Aside from short films, he has also directed music videos, corporate videos and has also worked on other New England productions in the camera and editing department; all the while building a name for himself in the process. With several projects on the horizon, including Please Punish Me and a feature film, Chris continues to work closer to his dreams. Outstanding Guest Director for Out the Window (Angel Awards, 2015). Twitter: @Chris_Esper.

Audrey Noone (Writer)
Audrey Noone wrote and directed the pilot for the web series Amy Kidd, Zombie Speech Pathologist, which, so far, has been an official selection in five film festivals. She has written a 10-episode season for the series, which is in pre-pre-production. She has also written several other short films. One, called Chatter, was produced by a crew in New Orleans. She wrote and produced a film called Dinner's Ready, which is in post-production; is about to finish filming one of her scripts, which she is also directing, called No Headache Tonight; and is in pre-production to produce and direct two of her short films this winter: The Race Card, and Zone 3. Along with writing this episode of In the Bedroom, she will be guest directing one of the episodes, written by someone else. She also has 10 other scripts that may be produced eventually; and is working on a feature-length script for the above-mentioned Dinner's Ready. Twitter: @AudreyNoone.

Joe Plouffe as Ken
Joe is a rising film actor and theatre artist currently located in the Boston area. After starting acting at an early age, he has since held onto his passion and continues to act in both film and theatre, also pursuing endeavors in theatre design and stage craft. In May of 2013, he graduated from Fairfield University with a B.A. in Theatre.

Ellen Levenson as Sadie
Ellen is a rising star in the New England area. She is one of the stars of the journey web series Lungs, in which she plays the character of Saree Dumane. Her other film credits include the lead in the film Mother's Day, and a guest role in the popular web series Welcome to Grandpaville. In 2013, Ellen made her off-off Broadway debut as Holly Hornstein in the well-received play New Beginnings. Ellen is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and is a proud member of the The Actor's Gym in Hamden, CT, where she has taken numerous acting classes under Reno Venturi.