MEET The Cast

Esmerelda

Jaclyn Gomez is a 36-year-old union actor born and raised in East Los Angeles. A proud mother of two and married for 16 years, Jaclyn brings authenticity, resilience, and life experience to every role she takes on.

Jaclyn began her acting journey five years ago and has since built a growing body of work across film and theater. Her experience includes appearances in several short films,  multiple theatrical productions and background work on feature films, tv shows. With a passion for storytelling and a genuine love for the craft, Jaclyn continues to pursue opportunities that challenge her, inspire others, and allow her to bring meaningful characters to life.

Grounded in her East Los Angeles roots and driven by her passion for acting, Jaclyn is committed to growing as an artist and making her mark in the entertainment industry.

Jaclyn Gomez

FR Ruiz

Fernando Arredondo

Fernando Arredondo, born and raised in California’s San Fernando Valley, began his entertainment career as a grip before discovering his passion for acting through theater and later film. His journey from gangs, addiction, and incarceration to sobriety, faith, marriage, and fatherhood gives him a deep connection to the role of Father Ruiz. Living the redemption he portrays on stage, Fernando believes it’s never too late to change. He thanks God and everyone who has supported him along the way and hopes this story inspires others to never give up and that it’s never too late to change.

CHUCHO

Lion Orduño finds himself back in the live theater for his fifth production as a lead role. He also has continued to add to his TV and Film credits this summer and feels that all of his hard work is coming to light. He dedicates his performance to his cousin Isaac Orduño who tragically passed away from addiction. He would also like to thank his Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Philippians 4:7

Lion Orduño

JD

Angel Giovanee Molina

Angel Giovanee Molina is a 24-year-old actor, model, fitness advocate, and motivational speaker based in Los Angeles, California. Over the past four years, Angel has established himself as a rising talent in the entertainment industry, earning credits in theatrical productions, television, feature films, and music videos. His growing body of work reflects a passion for storytelling and a commitment to bringing authenticity to every performance. Publicly available credits include projects such as Sancho Claus, In Broad Daylight, and The Great Commission.

Beyond the stage and screen, Angel has built a powerful presence on social media by sharing his personal journey—from overcoming adversity to pursuing his dreams with purpose and perseverance. His message is simple yet impactful: no matter where you come from or how you were raised, your circumstances do not define your future.

Dedicated to inspiring the next generation, Angel regularly visits schools and juvenile halls, where he speaks about resilience, self-belief, and the power of making positive choices. Whether performing, creating fitness content, or encouraging young people to chase their goals, Angel strives to use his platform to uplift others and prove that with hard work, faith, and determination, anything is possible.

CECIL

Alexander Gibson is a Los Angeles-based, SAG-AFTRA actor whose journey in entertainment began as a dedicated production assistant. After navigating a successful transition back into society following 11 years of incarceration, Alexander has channeled his profound life experiences into a thriving acting and digital media career. He has landed standout speaking roles across television, film, and theater. Notable TV credits include The Curse, S.W.A.T., This Fool, and American Gigolo, while his film work features Splash City, Die Like a Man, and Horchata with Oat Milk. Alexander is deeply committed to elevating his craft and inspiring others to overcome adversity through the power of authentic storytelling.

Alexander Gibson

OSO

Mars Herrera

Mars Herrera is a versatile SAG-eligible actor, writer, and creator based in Los Angeles. His television credits include standout appearances on CBS's The Young and the Restless (3 episodes), Judging Amy, and Everybody Hates Chris. Equally accomplished on stage and in commercial spaces, Mars starred as the lead in the 2026 theater production Oso and was featured opposite Khaby Lame in a worldwide commercial for Holafly. As a writer and content creator, Mars bridges the gap between performing and filmmaking, continually delivering authentic and memorable storytelling across multiple mediums. Mars is represented by URA Management.

PRODUCTION MANAGER

Raised in Los Angeles, Berenice Valle is of Mexican and Salvadorian decent. She has always been a talented visual artist but the heavy gang culture, violence in her neighborhood, and all odds against her by the age of 15 when she became a teen mom made it difficult for her to believe that storytelling could be a viable career. After witnessing the stabbing of her own son and almost losing him to the street life, she made the choice to put all of her time and energy into owning her ability as a casting director, and filmmaker to provide opportunities to others who can relate to her personal , and sons experience. Her enthusiasm for telling stories through the camera has enabled her to become a fiercely skilled and talented casting director, producer, manager, and consultant. She feels she has the responsibility to tell stories that speak TRUTH to the rough realities of her communities and hopes her stories give inspiration to young men and women who can relate. That's how URA. ENT (Under Represented Artist .Entertainment) was born.

Berenice Valle