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Amy Mayfield
A wholesome, thoughtful young woman with a lot of intelligence going on behind the eyes. Amy has only dabbled in documentary film-making, and because her dead father was a famous documentarian, she feels that perhaps she has just been making documentaries to keep his memory alive. She decides to prove to herself she can make narrative films by coming up with an idea to vie for the Hitchcock award at the university.
Graham Manning
The epitome of the Hollywood kid, glued to his cell phone and wearing the latest trends in fashion. Grahams movie mogul father pulled his weight to get Graham in the prestigious film school. Graham's hardly the passionate film-maker, more of a mover and shaker -- but he feels a great burden to prove himself because it's well-known how he got into the school. He has a lot to prove, and the Hitchcock Award would certainly solve his problems.
Reese Wilson
Reese is disgruntled for having been fired from Pendleton University and having to get a lesser security position at Alpine. She was fired at Pendleton for refusing to participate in covering up the murders that transpired there a couple of years ago. She's got a new attitude and isn't going to take any crap. It is Reese who tells Amy about what really happened at Pendleton a couple of years back and triggers Amy's decision to make a film about urban legends.
Travis Stark
Handsome and sensitive, he's the most gifted film-maker at the school. Travis didn't get into the school because of any connections. His hard work and student loans (for which he's in serious debt) got him into Alpine, and he shows the most promise. Travis is the kind of guy to make it from true artistic gifts and hard work.
Sandra Petruzz
A happy-go-lucky free spirit who has discovered that her true destiny in life (in her own mind) is to be in FRONT of the camera as an actress. Sandra's not a character you can imagine having made any watchable films. Through "female" means, Sandra has managed to get many "starring roles" in the student films, much to the later regrets of the film-makers! She tries hard, and even her friend Amy lets her have a part in her film - a part where Sandra does her best performance ... or is it?
Vanessa Valdeón
You don't want to get on Venessa's bad side -- shes' tough as nails, but has a soft spot for Amy. The guy's can't keep their eyes off of Vanessa's raw sexuality; but it's the girls that turn Vanessa on, and she makes no bones about it.
Toby Belcher
Toby's in a strange way enduring despite his obvious bouts of total neurosis and paranoia about his career and film. Hardly a people person when it somes to directing, Toby's quite apt to throw a fit at any given moment much to the snickers and puzzlement of his crew. Toby takes himself a bit too seriously, and has a drive that may know no bounds ... He's also has some bad pick-up techniques at the local bar.