Cassandra Schwiebert
Cassandra Schwiebert is known for Dark Deeds (2022), Beyond the Neon (2022) and Dreams of Morpheus (2015).
Cassandra Sechler
Cassandra Sechler also known as the "Mistress of the Weird and the Wonderful," is a conceptual artist based in San Francisco, California. Her background and interest is in fine art photography and psychology, which aids in providing her viewer with expressionistic works that are both personal and poetic. The nature of gender, sexuality, identity, dreams, technological infrastructure, and her place within them are often the main focus of her work as a visual artist. Sechler received her BA at San Francisco State University in 2009 and since has been a curator, writer, actress, and director at Dreams For Dead Cats Productions (DDCP), a San Francisco based DIY production team run by herself and filmmaker/musician Craig Jacobson. Together they express their visions by any means necessary through a variety of media, specializing in photography, film and video, editing, music, sound design, sculpture, make-up, graphic design, and more, aiming to provide exposure to non commercial artists' endeavors worldwide. In addition to Sechler's work at DDCP, she has been lead curator for the Dimensions, Mindscapes, and Technophobia International Film Festivals, which toured the US. In 2013, Sechler was chosen as a juror and host at the 4th Annual Mascara and Popcorn Film Festival (Montreal), and she continues to organize and host underground film nights and exhibit her artwork in the bay area and beyond. Between 2008 and 2015, Sechler has completed over 11 short films, including the celebrated Belle Nouveau (2010), Lovey (2011), and Wireboy (2013), which have been screened internationally and received high acclaim. Sechler is currently working on a handful of feature films: Dolly Deadly (writer, 2016), Elliot (assistant director,/makeup artist/actor 2016), Tearful Surrender (writer, director, 2017), and Acrotalk (writer,director, 2017). She is also working on several upcoming web series and collaborative films: Proof That It Happened (director, ongoing series), and Windows (writer, director, ongoing series).
Cassandra See
Cassandra See is an actress, known for Da xi shi (2009), Unbeatables (1993) and Nan'er wang (2020).
Cassandra Sorrell
Cassandra Sorrell is an actress, known for Bump (2021), Eden (2021) and Her Own Music (2020).
Cassandra Steen
Cassandra Steen was born on February 9, 1980 in Ostfildern, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. She is an actress, known for Tim Bendzko Feat. Cassandra Steen: Unter die Haut (2013), Manou the Swift (2019) and Dein Song (2009). She has been married to Stephan Kocijan since December 2013.
Cassandra Swaby
Cassandra Swaby is an actress, known for Happy Feet (2006), Bedlam (2015) and Slaughtered (2010).
Cassandra Thomas
Cassandra is a British actor and producer known for In Circles and The Duchess And The Highwayman. She was a jazz dancer before she trained at drama school in the UK in 2007. Cassandra is also an opera producer and director and runs Keep Calm And Carry On Productions and Renaissance Opera.
Cassandra Timmins
Cassandra Timmins is known for Children of Dracula (1994).
Cassandra Tusa
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Cassandra enjoyed putting on performances for her family since a young age. It is through this "playtime", she believes, where she first caught the acting bug. Her interest in acting continued as she got older; therefore, she became involved in theatre at school. As a result, she was a part of 3 productions and other videos her friends and her put together. Cassandra has been fortunate to have had some great film experiences in acting in roles in Independent films as a Lead role in Seed, Back Track Web Series, a role as a Zombie in SERE, A ghost in "I Was Here" and more Cassandra booked a speaking role in a PSA for the David Foster Foundation where she flew to Toronto to film. Cassandra also booked a role in the Feature Film "Wait Till Helen Comes" filmed in Winnipeg. Starring Sophie Nelisse and Maria Bello. Cassandra was also nominated for a National acting award "Joey Award" in Vancouver, BC for her role in Rob What which premiered in Winnipeg at the WNDX film festival and premiered in Switzerland October 16th, 2014. Cassandra's role of Jenny in Jenny & Jeff brought many accolades. Cassandra has won a Young Artist award in Hollywood for Best Teen Actress - New Media Performance , Best Child Actress at the Los Angeles Film Awards, Gold award for Best Leading Actress at the International Independent Film Awards in Los Angeles, California and Joey Award (National Acting award) Best Young Actress in a Web-Based Series in Vancouver BC as well as nominated for a Young Entertainer Award in Hollywood for Best Teen Actress Web performance and Best Young Leading Actress in a Drama Series at the LA WebFest for Jenny & Jeff. Cass recently wrapped on her Lead Role on I Knew My Murderer.
Cassandra Tuten
Cassandra Tuten is known for Willy's Wonderland (2021), Star Trek Continues (2013) and Dementophobia (2022).
