Cate Hughes is 19 years old, grew up in Queens NYC, and is currently a sophomore at Colgate University. She was born with a deformed foot and at 11 months old, her right foot was amputated. After receiving a prosthetic leg she vigorously pursued soccer, track, and lacrosse; she also likes to horseback ride, ski, and mountain climb. Cate has run in 5ks, 10ks, triathlons, and was in a documentary called My Really Cool Legs! In 2010, she, alongside Amy Palmerio-Winters (who consulted on the film), won the Huffington Post award for Game Changers in Sports. In 2018 she was contacted by director Kirby McClure to play the lead in his debut film SPAGHETTI JUNCTION.
Tyler Rainey graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in Film & Media. Since then he’s appeared in several film, television and theatre productions in the Atlanta area. He has a fascination with Japanese Anime and Sci Fi, and drew heavily on these influences to craft his enigmatic performance as “The Traveler” in SPAGHETTI JUNCTION.
Cameron McHarg grew up in the rainy, blue-collar suburbs of the Pacific Northwest. After a brief stint in the U.S. Marine Corps, he went on to study at the former Lee Strasberg Actors Workshop in Seattle, where he was active on stage before moving to Los Angeles to work and observe at The Actor’s Studio and pursue his career. After co-producing a feature film which premiered at The Tribeca Film Festival, he earned a scholarship to attend the prestigious film program at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, where he won the Gold Addy and Silver Telly Awards and was a shortlisted winner for the Cannes Young Director Award for the commercials that he’d written and directed.
Actor-writer-producer Jesse Gallegos is quickly making his mark on the industry. He has appeared in the feature film “Greyhound” for Apple+, FOX’s “The Passage,” and as a recurring character in AMC’s “The Walking Dead: World Beyond.” Jesse has also worked extensively in the independent film space, lending his talents to a myriad of short projects such as “#SLUT,” which won the award for Best Ensemble Cast at the FirstGlance Film Festival. Looking forward, Jesse will be starring in the upcoming independent film, “Spaghetti Junction,” which was accepted into the Austin Film Festival premiering October 23. He has also been cast in Netflix’s upcoming drama series, “First Kill,” produced by Emma Roberts. Born in Lexington, Kentucky, Gallegos moved to Northern Louisiana as a young teenager. He grew up working on farms and began acting in school at a very young age, but it was basketball talent that propelled him to the next level. He was recruited to play for Louisiana College but turned back to his true passion of acting once the opportunity presented itself. He threw himself headfirst into the world of film and television, not only honing his craft on stage, but also refining his talent as a writer, director and eventually as a producer. He taught himself to edit to have a more well-rounded grasp of the filmmaking process and enjoys editing actor reels. Jesse currently resides in Atlanta with his 14-year-old wheelchair-bound corgi, and he lends his free time exploring his newfound passion for sailing and volunteering in the community.
Eleanore Miechkowski was born in Connecticut and raised in Charlotte, North Carolina. Growing up, she was a nationally ranked competitive gymnast, her best event being the balance beam. After retiring from the sport, she found her second love- acting. After a year of college, she decided to move to Atlanta, Georgia in order to pursue her film career full time. Eleanore has also worked as an assistant director on regional and national commercials.