Jack Ha is an Actor, Comedian, and Producer. A graduate from Georgia State University majoring in Speech & Communications and Performing Arts. He is co-partners with East by Southeast, an Atlanta organization that supports, caters, and develops Asian American Artists in Atlanta. He currently works extensively behind the scenes in various departments such as camera, lighting, and art department and also works as a Simulation Specialist, puppeteering avatars in virtual reality through multiple scenerios for various clients. He is represented by Houghton Talent and Film/TV credits includes FOX, Marvel/Disney+, Amazon Prime, and Apple +.

Michelle Pokopac is an American actor and producer of mixed-Korean descent. With a constant interest in the arts ranging from drawing, dancing, and piano playing, she continued to pursue acting through her high school’s theatre department. Michelle received her BFA with honors in Theatre Performance from Columbus State University and did additional studies in Florence, Italy and Oxford, England. She continues to work in theatre and film regionally in the US and in Atlanta, repped by Houghton Talent and Kreativ Media Partners Management. Film/TV credits include FOX, Hulu, Lifetime, Marvel/Disney+, and Netflix. 

In 2017, Michelle and her partners founded East by Southeast, an organization dedicated to connecting Asian artists in Atlanta and advocating for inclusivity and representation through community engagement. In response to the social and racial injustice brought forth in 2020, Michelle teamed up with several artist-activist organizations to protest, facilitate, and hold active positions of power accountable. Her relationship with art, social justice, and identity have blended harmoniously into a life and career that have deepened her pillars of gratitude, joy, and passion.

Amee Vyas is an actor, director and advocate for Asian-Artists. She has been a fixture of Atlanta theater for 20 years, and for a time was Atlanta’s first and only AEA member of Asian-Indian descent. Co-founding East by Southeast, the only arts festival in the southeast to feature work by and of American artists of Asian-descent, is one of the highlights of her career so far and she looks forward to making stories that transcend gender and color the new normal for American theater.