This crazy chick with  GUN was Born and raised in Ottawa, Ontario, Melanie Scrofano has appeared in over 40 films and television productions including Supernatural, Being Erica, Robocop, Haven, Saw & Warehouse 13. Many know her for the role of Tia Tremblay in The Listener and Suzanna, a criminal, female biker on History Channel's Gangland.

Melanie has flexed her funny bone on the comedy scene, playing a French model who was the only woman in Toronto that could give Jeff a "boner" in the Comedy Network series, Jeff Ltd. She also starred as a teacher in the kids show Baxterand an uber nerd in the pilot 107 The Mouth. Her dramatic roles include guest staring stints as a mother held hostage in the CTV hit, Flashpoint, a stalking victim in Rookie Blue & Scott Speedman's gangster girlfriend in the Toronto International Film Festival hit, Edwin Boyd.

Scrofano, along with her husband Jeff, resides in Canada.

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You can follow Melanie Scrofano on Twitter @melaniescrofano

Born in Bristol, South West England, Dominique Provost-Chalkley began dancing at the age of four. Upon discovering her passion for the performing arts, Dominique trained in acting, singing and all genres of dance. At just 16, Dominique went to study for three years at Laine Theatre Arts and prior to graduating she secured a part in the West End's hit musical Dirty Dancing where she played the Baby Houseman.

She has also appeared in various television series including ITV's Britannia High, E4's The Midnight Beast. She can be seen in feature films such as The Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Seasoning House and the hit West End musical Viva Forever, based on the songs of the Spice Girls.

You can follow Dominique Provost-Chalkley on Twitter @DominiqueP_C

Tim Rozon's first major role was playing heartthrob, Tommy Quincy, opposite Alexz Johnson and Laura Vandervoort for four seasons on the teen drama series Instant Star for TeenNick (USA) and CTV (Canada).  In Befriend and Betray for Shaw TV (Canada), Tim played the series lead Alex Caine, a gang infiltrator. Other leading roles include two seasons playing Mutt Schitt on CBC's runaway comedy Schitt's Creek opposite comedy icons Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara and Chris Elliott.  

Tim has made guest appearances on many of the hit shows made in Canada over the last decade, including: Rookie Blue, Flashpoint, The Listener, Heartland, Combat Hospital, Lost Girl, Being Human, and 19-2.  Tim won a prestigious Gemini Award for his performance in Flashpoint and was nominated for another Gemini for his role in Befriend and Betray. He is also a voiceover actor, playing a leading role in the animated feature film The Legend of Sarila, opposite Christopher Plummer and Genevieve Bujold. In addition to acting, Tim produced the documentary feature Shuckers, about the world of oysters and those who shuck them.

When not acting, Tim plays the role of restaurateur in Montreal at his hit restaurants Garde Manger and Le Bremner opposite star chef Chuck Hughes.

You can follow Tim Rozon on Twitter @realtimrozon

Katherine is an actor, producer and most recently a director. She studied at the prestigious George Brown Classical Theatre School and feel in love with the intricacy of film acting soon after graduation.

Kat plays sorority dictator, Jacqueline Gill, in The Scarehouse, which was released by Universal Pictures across North America in 2015. Following, she starred along side Bollywood superstar Jacqueline Fernandez in the psychological thriller Definition of Fear, helmed by Oscar winning producer Christopher Branch and set for international release in Winter 2017. Katherine has has just completed filming on feature film, Girls Night Out, starring alongside Mackenzie Mauzy (Into The Woods, Bold and the Beautiful). This fall she is thrilled to join the cast of CBC's new half hour comedy, Workin Moms, helmed by showrunner Catherine Reitman

You can follow Katherine Barrell on Twitter @katbarrell

Varun Saranga was born and raised in Scarborough, Ontario, where he attended Woburn Collegiate Institute. He became interested in acting through filmmaking, directing and starring in two student films Nerdman and Small Fry. Both films were praised at the Toronto Youth Film Festival, especially for his performance. Varun was inspired to pursue an acting career professionally and landed his first major role playing the geeky but lovable AJ Mehta on the hit YTV show How to Be Indie.

Other roles soon followed on Cartoon Network’s Unnatural History, Showcase’s Cra$h and Burn, and CBC’s Schitt’s Creek, CBC’s Working Mom’s, and CityTV’s Young Drunk Punk alongside Kids in the Hall alum Bruce McCulloch.

He can also be seen playing Vijay Gill on AXN/Bravo Canada’s Carter starring Jerry O’Connell.

Follow Varun on Twitter @varunsaranga

Chantel Riley is an actress, known for Race (2016), Assassin’s Creed: Origins (2017) and Frankie Drake Mysteries (2017). Chantel Riley made her Broadway debut in 2012 as Nala in the long running smash The Lion King. The Canadian-born actress moved to Broadway after performing the role of Nala in The Lion King in Germany.

Follow Chantel on Twitter @chantel_riley