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Mohammed Kamel is best known for his roles in Netflix’s The Crown and Disney’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. He first gained recognition with his award-winning short film Honey, which he wrote, produced, and directed.

Mo’s timeless charm and elegance echo icons like Cary Grant and Sir Roger Moore. Whether on a red carpet, at an art opening, or a photoshoot on the Côte d’Azur, he brings a signature touch of class.

He’s appeared on national TV with Eamonn Holmes and been featured in outlets like The New York Post, The Daily Mail, The Mirror, and The Metro. A natural storyteller, Mo is engaging, witty, and well-versed on topics from film and football to politics—and he speaks six languages.

As a proud charity ambassador, Mo supports cancer research, environmental causes, and promotes homegrown talent. His brand partnerships reflect his values, from heritage shoemakers in Northampton to rising UK tailors.

Brooke Walter is a captivating actress, screenwriter, and international model whose blend of glamour, intelligence, and creative fire makes her a standout guest for panels, premieres, and red carpets alike. With recent roles in Hulu's The Man in My Basement starring Willem Dafoe, Netflix's Supermodel, and the upcoming feature The Experiment, Brooke is carving a space as a bold new voice in film. A skilled writer with original scripts in development (Hazel, Flatmates) and a romance novel trilogy underway, she brings depth and industry insight wherever she goes. From fronting global campaigns for brands like Benefit Cosmetics, KISS, Redken, and even Vogue to co-creating the inclusive TV series Wheeling and Able with actress and disability advocate Samantha Renke. Brooke pairs a high-fashion past with a forward-thinking creative edge. Based in London, she's a compelling speaker, a red carpet natural, and a must-have presence at any event, seeking talent with beauty, brains, and a sparkle of magic.

Hainsley Lloyd Bennett is a talented actor writer, director and model who has enjoyed a long a diverse career.  You can currently catch Hainsley on ITVX in the hit show Pennyworth. You can also currently see him in the hit Apple + TV show Tehran.  In the realm of acting he has worked along side established entities such as Colin Farrell, Ray Winstone, Hugh Laurie and Jason Fleming to name a few. Disney Marvel, D.C Warner Bros, Amazon Prime, HBO MAX, Channel 4, ITVX and Apple + have all featured his talents. He’s modelled for Coca Cola, Rubicon, Base London, Vodafone, Boots, REISS and many more. His storied background in English language and psychology makes him an accomplished and charismatic communicator and a deft writer and director. 

Rosie Akerman is an actress & voiceover artist from London. On screen she starred in the BAFTA winning BBC comedy drama This Is Going To Hurt. Other notable screen appearances include Man vs. Baby (Netflix), Call the Midwife (BBC) & Dumbo (Disney). On the stage she performed in the UK No.1 tour of Lotty's War and Never Have I Ever at the Arcola Theatre. 

She has narrated over 200 audiobooks and has voiced commercials for brands such as NHS, Spotify & Skoda. In her spare time, she enjoys making her own clothes and roller skating.

Lucy Jane Rae is a talented, engaging actress, model, and director with South African roots and a global upbringing, including a formative stint in the U.S. Her credits span well-known brands like Netflix, Channel 4, BBA, and Amazon Prime, working alongside talent such as Tom Goodman-Hill (Baby Reindeer) and visionary director Aella Jordan-Edge. Lucy’s striking presence has also featured in Girls in Film, Minute Shorts, and campaigns for HEAT Magazine, MINI Cooper, and the Metropolitan Police. Beyond the lens, she is an upcoming director, bringing a bold, narrative-driven approach to every project. Since becoming a mum in 2024, she is passionate about reshaping the acting industry to better support parents, advocating for accessibility, opportunity, and a future where motherhood and a creative career can thrive side by side. She is dedicated to speaking up, sharing her experiences, and being part of the wider movement pushing for meaningful, lasting change in the arts.