Cait Cortelyou

Director and Producer

Cait Cortelyou

Cait is best known for her work on the award-winning feature film Ask for Jane. The film is distributed by levelFILM, and played in theaters around the world, including in Beijing, South Korea, and Italy; it is now available on VOD/Digital in America and Canada. Cait created and produced Ask for Jane, and stars opposite Alison Wright, Cody Horn, Sarah Ramos, Chloe Levine, Sarah Steele, and Ben Rappaport.

In the television world, Cait recurred as the memorable Nurse Monk on Cinemax’s "The Knick" opposite Clive Owen and directed by Steven Soderbergh. She co-starred as Delilah, a murder suspect, in the New York Fashion Week episode of "Bull" on CBS opposite Michael Weatherly.

Cait was a longstanding member of acclaimed New York theatre companies The Shelter and Lunar Energy Productions. She also created the role of Diana in Gallow Green, the magical rooftop garden of the immersive smash hit Sleep No More.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in theater with a minor in dance from Barnard College, where she studied acting under Juilliard professors. She is an alum of the National Theatre Institute at the Tony Award-winning Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center, and has studied with the Royal Shakespeare Company in Stratford-Upon-Avon.

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Musician and playing Fabian

Lisa Pham

Lisa  began her formal music training at University of North Georgia as a jazz pianist and cellist. She studied at University of North Georgia where she received her Associate of Arts in Music. From there, she completed her B.A. in Music at Augusta University.   

As a teacher, she has worked as an Orchestra Conductor at East Aiken Elementary School of the Arts, coaching chamber ensembles at Laurel Ridge Music Camp, and teaching private lessons at Augusta University Conservatory. 

She has performed in several music festivals such as the Westobou Chamber Music Festival and South Carolina Cello Choir in addition to the musicals Oklahoma! and A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder. Her work has led her to play alongside renowned jazz trombonist, Wycliffe Gordon, and pianist, Christopher O’Reilly, of NPR’s From the Top.

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In 2016, she co-founded Augusta Cello Society, a cello ensemble with the mission of bringing visibility to the diverse range of cello repertoire. Her orchestral experience includes: Corelli Camerata Orchestra, Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra, and Dekalb Symphony Orchestra. Currently, she serves on the Board of Directors for the Orvieto Music Festival in Italy.

As an artist, her mission is to push the boundaries of classic traditional cello performance to incorporate technology used in electric instruments and infusing experimental music with various artistic mediums. 

Fight Choreographer and playing Orsino

Carl Fisk

Originally from Upstate New York, Carl is an Actor/Producer based in Brooklyn. Carl spent his childhood in the Adirondack Mountains, studied Acting at Syracuse University, then moved to NYC to pursue his career. He played a recurring role on Hulu's "The Path," and has been on several other Network shows and independent films since. Carl has experience as a stage actor as well, often doing shows with the American Bard Theatre and helping to develop new work with festivals like The Fire This Time. Carl is an accomplished fight director, doing direction for an episode of "Mysteries at the Museum," the music video "Blow the Horns" and several different onstage productions in NYC.

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Carl is also a real-life "knight in shining armor." He won an episode of the full-contact fighting competition show "Knight Fight" on The History Channel, and has since gone on to make a big name for himself within the sport of Armored Combat, becoming one of the most recognizable faces in the country. He earned a spot on the Atlantic Regional team - The First Swords - in 2018, with whom he took a bronze medal at the 2018 New World Cup, and a gold medal at the 2019 Eastern Regionals in Tennessee. Carl has also distinguished himself as a duelist, taking Gold in sword and shield, and Silver in longsword at a city-wide tournament held in NYC in the fall of 2019.

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Carl expanded into the the producing world in 2019, when he began development on Steel Soldier, a documentary that explores PTSD and the benefits that combat sports offer to those who struggle with it.

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