SRSLY is Alexandra Fiber and Danielle Gibson, two NYU and UCB trained ladies making short, snappy videos loosely based on their semi-glam lives in New York.
Alexandra escaped the crystal meth labs of Albuquerque, NM to hone her acting skillz at NYU Drama, BADA and the UCB. You might recognize her from this PSA where she played the girlfriend of a recently returned Peace Corps volunteer! She broke up with him because of his dancing, but they cut that part.
Alexandra works closely with the Columbia MFA Film program, shooting short films and helping future Oscar-winners learn how to talk to actors without hurting their feelings. In her free time she enjoys doing yoga, and shopping for clothes to do yoga in.
Danielle is Canadian, but only by blood. She really, really loves America. She plans on becoming a US Citizen, but don’t ask her to marry you. She’s saving herself for Luke Perry.
Danielle studied acting at NYU, yuks at UCB and with Becky Drysdale, and loves her improv team Former Business Partners. Her celebrity crushes are Michael Keaton and Geof from “Ace of Cakes”. Aside from this website, she maintains a secret internet identity.
GORDON T. GREG in Speakeasy
Gordon T. Greg is the evil twin of SRSLY director, Greg T. Gordon.
MATT KAZMAN in Bedtime
BRAD JONAS in Gym
Brad Jonas is a cartoonist, writer, and improvisor based out of New York City. He draws for a living. He will draw for you if you ask him to. He also has a critically disregarded daily webcomic. In his free time, he dreams about one day managing a little league baseball team called “The Maitre D’s.”
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ROE HARTRAMPF in Valentine
Roe is an actor / singer / nice guy, originally from The South and currently living in Brooklyn.
Beyond SRSLY, Roe has appeared on Pan Am and Blue Bloods. In case you were planning on stalking him, he waits tables on 9th St.
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NIKKI LEWIS in Subway
Nikki Lewis was born and raised on the mean streets of Beverly Hills, but can almost be considered a true New Yorker since graduating from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts in 2010. She is a bacon fanatic, but she pays the bills working as a director for a luxury matchmaker in the city. She is a classically trained vocalist and actress, and always jumps at the chance to put her training to good use. And she does actually wear pants in the winter.
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PHIL JACKSON in Foodies
Phil Augusta Jackson is an improviser, actor, writer, and musician based in Manhattan.
He is a house performer at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre with the improv team Dance Break. He studied acting at Michael Howard studios and also wrote and produced The Dinner Plan, which enjoyed a sold-out run at the 13th Street Repertory Theatre. Phil is also a founding member of Cardigan Comedy - a comedic lifestyle groupe.
When Phil isn’t doing actory things, he is writing and producing music. His latest album, False Mirrors, is available for free here.
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MATT DENNIE in Foodies
Matt Dennie is an actor, writer, improviser, comedian, and director based in NYC. He is the host of the monthly alternative comedy show COOL SHIT/WEIRD SHIT and a founding member of the website Cardigan Comedy. He is currently performing in a two person show he wrote about a man-eating tiger in early 1900s India and will be touring it around people’s living rooms across NYC in the Whiskey Tango Living Room Tour. He can be seen performing around the city with his improv teams Jump On Three and The IMPROVISED Play and as the host of Kaleidoscope every week at the Creek and Cave.
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DAN SICKLES in STREETSTYLE
Dan Sickles is an actor, director, and producer in New York City. This spring he’ll be appearing in an independent feature called Get Lost, his first lead role in a feature film.Producing-wise, his first film, Price Check, will be premiering at Sundance Film festival this January. Currently, Dan is directing his first feature-length documentary about the trans and drag communities in Puerto Rico. No, he’s not kidding.Generally, he’s having the time of his life.
Past acting roles include: Hamlet (Theater 80 NYC), Konstantin in The Seagull (Columbia Graduate School), Romeo (The Wings Theater NYC), Amir in To Pay the Price directed by Robert Kalfin (The Mint Theater NYC), The Little Monk in Galileo, also directed by Kalfin(Skirball Center NYC).
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JOHN EARLY in Reservations
John Early acts, writes, improvises, and does stand-up in New York City.
In March, he’ll be appearing on 30 ROCK, and playing Juliet in an all-male production of Romeo & Juliet.
Also, he made a short called “Skindergarten,” with his BFF Steve Girard.
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CARLY ANN FILBIN in Ice Cream
Carly Ann Filbin is a comedian living, lusting, and lunching in New York City. Her improv team, COACH, hosts a show the second and fourth Saturday of the month at Triple Crown, and she enjoys run-on sentences. When she’s not making weird faces in the mirror, she’s flirting with guys who have cute dogs!
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JUSTIN SHANES in Ice Cream
Justin Shanes is a writer, performer, and comedian living above an elderly widower with acute hearing sensitivity. He currently writes for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, where his monologue jokes are an outlet for the decay he sees in modern society (not really, they’re mostly about Joe Biden). Justin has studied improv at UCB since 2008, having performed at the Del Close Marathon with his indie team Fish is Fish, and regularly performs standup around New York City. He recently starred in the independently-produced TV pilot “The Pizza,” and has an upcoming role in the movie “Dragonchaser,” where he plays a dyspeptic goblin. His self-worth is measured in Twitter “faves.”
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SEAN HART in Wedding Date
Sean has been studying and performing at UCB since he was 19. Since then he has played with the innovative Harold team “Fwand,” founded the “controversial” improv group “Shit-Storm,” and starred as a MC Freshy Fresh in the revival of “The Real Real World.” Sean has appeared in several commercials for such wonderful products as Axe BodySpray, Radioshack, Palm Centro, TheTruth.com, ESPN/Dr. Pepper, and a few others. He went to the prom as a recurring character on “As the World Turns,” getting to wear a fluffy blue tuxedo. He also guest-hosted “Attack of the Show” on G4 and also co-hosted “The Nighttime Clap.” on Fuse. Sean can be seen doing standup in various places around the city.
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JAMES COKER in Blind Date
James is an actor, writer, and comedian living in New York City. He has been studying improv and sketch writing at UCB, PIT, and Magnet since fall 2008. Recently, James was selected as a finalist in the FOX-NYTVF Comedy Script Competition for his pilot Under The Radar. You can catch him performing around NYC with his improv/sketch group CSO. He has also appeared on NBC’s 30 Rock twice.
ANNA RYAN KONKLE in Shopgirl
See Anna in upcoming performances: “Spoon River Anthology” in association with Columbia University and Stillspotting () NYC at the Guggenheim. Recent theater credits: “Nor Heaven Nor Earth” Poliglot Theater Company, Off-broadway. “Bauhaus the Bauhaus,” The Nerve Tank, Off-off-broadway. “The Reality Show,” Skirball Center, director Elizabeth Swados. On Screen Credits: Pranking WE series “Bridal Boiling Point.” LA based TV pilot, “Mental.” Commercials and short films. For more info, funny videos, plus other new characters check out Anna’s website at: www.annaryankonkle.com.
GREG T. GORDON Director Greg is a director and producer of web shorts, documentaries, music videos, and commercials. He has produced and directed dozens of projects, and currently produces original content for collegehumor.com and also directs/produces a series of short documentaries about authors around the country for digital publisher Open Road Media. Greg holds a BFA in Film and Television production at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts.
TIM WU
Director of Photography
Tim Wu is a freelance director of photography and camera operator based in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. A member of the IATSE Local 600 camera union, Tim has assisted on various film and tv productions, such as New Year’s Eve and White Collar. He also works as the director of photography and camera operator for Billboard, Jest, CollegeHumor and a number of other web based media sites. He’s excited to be a part of the SRSLY team because they buy him those tri-color potato chips from Trader Joe’s, and those are the greatest potato chips in the world. Tim will physically fight anyone who argues otherwise… and win.