Josh Robert Thompson

Known for his uncanny celebrity impressions and outrageous original characters, Josh Robert Thompson first gained notoriety on The Howard Stern show for his dead-on impression of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Since then Josh has been working steadily as an actor, comedian and voice-over artist in Los Angeles and is the voice of Craig Ferguson’s famous robot skeleton sidekick Geoff Peterson on CBS-TV’s "The Late Late Show."

Josh has also appeared on camera as Gov. Schwarzenegger and Robert De Niro as well as the being the voice of Morgan Freeman in several viral videos. A character comic in the vein of Andy Kaufman and Phil Hartman, Josh's on-stage personas are soon to be the subject of a forthcoming web series called “WJRT TV.” The director wrote “Nowhere Girl” with Josh specifically in mind and this will be his first lead in a feature film.

Jennifer Aspen

Hilarious, talented and as likeable as they get, Jennifer Aspen endows authenticity into every role she undertakes. Jennifer brings her unique blend of charm, wit and compassion to the film.

Jennifer can credit her career as an actress to an early high school experience in Santa Cruz, California during detention. She heard music and followed the sound to discover students who were auditioning for the play "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying." She auditioned for the classic musical and, to her surprise, nabbed the lead role of "Hedy La Rue."

Her credits include co-starring roles in ABC’s “GCB,” “Rodney,” “Bob Patterson,” Fox’s “Party of Five,” NBC’s “Come to Papa,” and USA’s “Claude’s Crib.” Jennifer also won a SAG honor as a recurring guest star on Fox’s hit show “Glee.”

Ilana Guralnik

Ilana Guralnik was born in Russia and raised in San Francisco. This multi-lingual actress has been living in Los Angeles for three years. In that time she has appeared in numerous commercials, shorts, and several films, including "Winter Nights," "Reality TV Movie" and most recently she played "Sofia" in the dramatic film "Bare." Ilana was hand picked by the director after a very extensive online search with over a hundred submissions and she makes her leading-lady debut with “Nowhere Girl.”

David O'Donnell

As one of the four lead actors, David O’Donnell brought his fun energy and charm to a role that is pivotal in the film’s story. Born and raised in Los Angeles, one of David’s first roles was in the hit feature, “Air Force One.” Since then David has continued to work in TV and film, including the role of Lt. Bruce Willhemy in “Thirteen Days.” He is also an avid surfer, husband and father to young daughter Charlotte.

Jed Rigney

Jed Rigney grew up in Los Angeles and was heavily influenced by the films of Mel Brooks, Cameron Crowe and John Hughes. Jed’s comedy stylings have covered a variety of topics and have appeared in many platforms such as animation, web series, short films, documentary – even a weekly sports column. Most recently Jed received accolades from his award-winning humorous political documentary feature “Fools on the Hill,” which he directed. “Nowhere Girl” marks Jed Rigney's debut as a narrative feature-film director.

Justin Chin

Justin Chin’s cinematography credits cover the spectrum of commercials, films and documentaries. His work has led him throughout India, China and some of the most dangerous cities on the U.S./Mexico border, although “Nowhere Girl” was shot in his hometown of San Francisco. Chin’s stunning sense of light, color and composition makes him one of the most sought-after cinematographers in San Francisco's films scene.