Sam Gonzalez

Sam Gonzalez is an actor, known for Stream, It's Not Untitled and In This, Our Time.

Sam Gowland

Sam Grace Miller

Sam Grace Miller attended the University of North Carolina School of the Arts for high school as a ballet major, and she graduated from Princeton University with a B.A. in Comparative Literature that focused on film theory. In high school, she performed Balanchine's "Rubies," Petipa's "Swan Lake," Merce Cunningham's "Duets," and many other iconic works, as well as began her dedicated acting training. After dancing with the American Repertory Ballet company in NJ her junior year of college, Sam began focusing on acting in films and continued acting in theatrical productions in NYC. Simultaneously, a summer internship at the National Geographic Channel was her introduction to production. Upon moving to Los Angeles after graduation, Sam acted full-time, booking commercials, hosting jobs, print, and theatrical work. She has shot for brands such as Athleta, Pizza Hut, and Buick, and has starred in a range of short films and serialized shows. In the past year, Sam has starred in the action series "Shifter," played Mary Higgins opposite Madeline Carroll and Denise Richards in "Destined to Ride," and most notably, she is the host of crime show, "True Crime: Uncovered," on Snapchat. The show is produced by Conde Nast Entertainment, and Seasons 1 and 2, as well as TNT's special edition historical episode that was part of the PR for "I Am the Night," are all on Snapchat now. Additionally, Sam is a writer and recently became the CEO of her own production company, "Shoots and Ladders," which she builds when she is not on set. She has studied acting at HB Studios and with Howard Fine, and Sam is a student at the Groundlings school.

Sam Greco

Tall, fearsome looking and powerfully built Sam Greco is internationally famous as one of the key fighters in the illustrious K * 1 martial arts tournaments held around the globe and culminating in the Grand Prix final in Japan. Greco recently retired from tournament fighting, but is still revered in Japan by fight fans and recognized throughout the martial arts community around the world. Sam was born on May 3rd 1967 and had a keen interest in sports from a young age, especially soccer which was the football game of choice amongst the European community in Australia. Sam trained in Kyokushin karate (renowned for its tough training regime and full contact sparring routines) and soon amassed numerous title wins and became a very popular competitor in Australia, along with fellow Melbourne based heavyweight fighter Stan Longinidis culminating with the two of them meeting in "The Crowning" at Crown Casino in Melbourne. "Slam 'Em" Sam competed in the K-1 competition for over a decade with a reputation as a fiercely competitive fighter with Sam notching up numerous wins over many international opponents.

Sam Greiner

Sam Grey

Sam Grey is a producer, known for Whiskey Tango Foxtrot (2016), Ghost Bros. and Staten Island Summer (2015).

Sam Griesemer

Sam Griesemer is known for Kanye West: Fade (2016) and In a Relationship (2018).

Sam Grittner

Sam Grittner is an actor, known for You, Your Brain, & You (2015) and Internet Action Force (2015).

Sam Grossinger

Sam Grossinger is an American actor known best for his staring role as Jim Steeple in "The Adventures Of TP Man And Flusher" (2019). Sam Grossinger is known mostly for his participation in Independent films and student films. Sam has attended multiple film festivals, for multiple movies. Sam was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, and resides now in Santa Clarita, California. Sam is attending SCVi Charter School in Santa Clarita, California. Not only is Sam an actor, he is a music producer, DJ, model, and athlete. Sam plays basketball for SCVi Charter School, and DJ's school events! Sam's first film credit was "Calling The Shots" (2018). Since then, he has acted in two films "The Adventures Of TP Man and Flusher" (2019) and "A Spark In Nothing" (2020).

Sam Grun

Sam Grun is known for Evangelion Shin Gekijôban: Kyu (2012), One Piece: Wan pîsu (1999) and To Aru Majutsu No Indekkusu (2008).