Hunter Johnson is super stoked to be acting in his second feature length film, Driver's Ed Mutiny. Being a third year Columbia College Theater major, Hunter is no stranger to the stage or the screen, acting in countless student projects as well as performing in such shows as "Uncle Vanya" and "Scorched."  Hunter is also active in sketch comedy, music, and a self-declared horror film maker.  His writing/directorial feature horror debut "Westin" is set for release next year, along with several horror shorts to be submitted into fall festivals.  Hunter's philosophy:  "Life is short, so always be a happy camper!"

Jillian Riley received her B.F.A. with honors in Drama in 2007 from New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, where she studied at the Atlantic Theatre Company as well as Stonestreet Studios. A native of Houston, Texas, Jillian attended The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts and has performed at a number of professional theatres in the region, including The Alley Theatre, which has won a Tony award for outstanding achievement in regional theatre. Toward the end of college, Jillian turned much of her attention toward film, appearing in several independent short films including American Epilogue, which will be featured at the Cannes Short Film Corner this year. She recently moved to Chicago in search of a vibrant and well-rounded artistic scene; she has not been disappointed. Jillian also holds a B.A. in French and still considers herself avid about all things Francophone.

Kyle J. Miller graduated from Zion Benton Township Highschool in 2007. He was the President of the Thespian Society Troop 1987, winning numerous awards. Along with appearing in more then 14 theatrical productions, he has also worked on such projects as Dreamworks "Eagle Eye" and CBS's "CSI:NY."