Cornelius Muller is an actor and producer from Brooklyn, New York. He graduated from Elon University and has been an Alamance County mainstay for nearly 20 years. After a change in career from a path devoted to professional basketball, Cornelius found his true calling in the arts while attending acting classes at HB Studios in New York City. Since then, Cornelius has gone on to star in several national commercials and short form and feature-length films.

In 2010, Cornelius founded Cornelius Muller Productions LLC and has since produced several feature-length films under the banner. “Find A Way,” based on a tragic true event that happened in Alamance County, received a limited theatrical release in 2013 and is now available on digital outlets such as Amazon Prime Video. “Sacred Hearts” was released vis PureFlix in February 2021. The most recent project from Cornelius Muller Productions, titled “Making Him Famous,” saw the company’s most successful theatrical release yet. Learn more at corneliusmullerproductions.com

Growing up in the middle of the East Coast as the son of an Electrical Designer & a Teacher, chasing his dream of being a professional actor didn’t seem like an idea that made any sense at all! But, after years of soul-searching & prayerful consideration, Joseph could no longer avoid this passionate calling he felt to pursue a career in filmmaking… Once the realization was made, Joseph immersed himself in training & devoted every bit of time & energy he could to developing this art. He immediately began studying at the Actor’s Group – a rigorous training studio in North Carolina, which teaches “Method” acting. It was here that he learned to focus on the subtle nuances, raw emotions, and fine details that are required to move an audience. As Joseph became adept in this natural yet captivating methodology, he quickly began booking an array of characters in Television, Commercials & Films.

Some of Joseph’s episodic TV bookings include Guest roles on NBC’s “Revolution”, Lifetime Network’s “Drop Dead Diva” & the CW’s “The Originals”. He also played a supporting role in the National Geographic Channel’s record-breaking TV Movie “Killing Kennedy”; which, amongst other accolades, was nominated for a Screen Actors Guild Award. Joseph has secured numerous roles in films as well. Notably, his portrayal of ‘John’, a principal role in the Academy Award nominated film “Alone, Yet Not Alone”, is slated for it’s official theatrical release this coming June… Along with his many acting credits, he has recently expanded his resume to also include credits as a Writer & Associate Producer.

Just a glance at the work of artist Laine Francis and you know she sees beauty everywhere – whether the shadowed arches of a crumbling European bridge or the graceful tilt of a tulip stem. Light, movement, and color infuse the canvas of every painting. Francis’ portfolio reflects her impressionist’s view of her own life journey – from extensive travels throughout the world to her love for the North Carolina coast – in an extensive gallery of architectural and landscape portraits. Her work is as full of life as she is, and her art reflects a richness and joy simply in being alive.

A native of Burlington, NC, Francis received a BA from UNC-Chapel Hill. She continues to enjoy traveling the world photographing the scenes that will be recreated in a unique expression of her soul, spirit and discerning eye. See for yourself in gallery shows or at LaineFrancis.com.  

While an international exchange student in Brazil during her high school years, Nancy felt drawn to those who were not as blessed as she. After several years in sales and marketing and a career in law; once retired, she felt her work had just begun helping others in her community.

Nancy served in leadership roles in her local United Way and spent seventeen
years serving on both local and regional hospital boards. During that time, community health and access to healthcare became her passion. A native of North Carolina, Nancy received her B.S. and J.D. degrees from Wake Forest University. She lives in Burlington, N.C. with her husband, Clay, her two dogs and good friends like Buddy.