Writer / Actor / Comedian
Being an experienced writer in such areas as music production, creative writing, short stories and poetry, sketch comedy was just another creative area that he felt the need to express his unique effervescent and colorful personality. Not easily described by the typical "comedian" story, he was never the class clown or the kid that didn't get girls and used humor as compensation for any shortcomings or the kid that got picked on. Steven was more like the weirdo that used comedy to mask his socially deviant behavior.

Notorious for his 'raw' and 'uncut' sense of humor, he finds that many of his original skits require alterations to meet company guidelines. Although some may find some of his material abrasive, appalling, vulgar, offensive, insensitive, etc. (hence the 'Ay Dios Mio' moniker), according to Mr. Camarena-Green they are truths albeit a bit twisted camouflaged in humor. So, though people may be shocked initially, they always seem to want to tune in for more. Stevo has no problem saying what many people think but are too PC to say; he is their guilty pleasure.

His candid material developed a small following in various online communities, like MySpace.com, where he posts bulletins daily of accounts of his personal life. News topics and relationships were in high demand, so a higher platform was necessary.

Always one to explore the limits of human frailty and stupidity, Steven Camarena-Green takes you all the places you don't want to go, but can't wait to get there.
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Steven Camarena-Green
Actor / Writer
As the oldest son to Dominican parents, Jerry Diaz is no stranger to the entertainment world. He began his performance career as part of a rap group called “Pedigree” in the late 90s, Jerry began writing lyrics which later transformed into spoken word.

Today he continues to write and now lends his talent as a comedic actor. In addition to Lose Control Jerry has appeared in various other film projects including “Hood Politics.” His most recent accomplishment was playing a dual role in “Juan Bago” which was the highly anticipated Latino comedy movie of the year. Currently he is working on two other film projects including one which he serves as a lead writing and actor.
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Jerry Diaz
Actor / Writer / Producer
Born and raised in the Connecticut suburbs, his passion for performing started at an early age. Credits include the Preston Lopez Show, In Hood Politics, Looters and several films and Music Videos. His experiences in front of the camera soon led to work behind the scenes, assisting in various production roles. He became more interested in the film production process as a whole and began honing his skills in writing, producing and directing. His recent project "Juan Bago" is the highly anticipated film in New York City.

As the first Dominican movie filmed in New York City's famous Washington Heights neighborhood, Michael was able to apply his abilities both behind and in front of the camera. He was also the Assistant Director to an upcoming film called "A song and a Prayer. Some other current projects he has been involved with is "Erica" (Associate Producer), "Color" Producer and actor, "El sueno" actor, "Awilda and a bee" actor, "Jolopeo" Producer, Assistant Director,"US Sinners" Actor, "Alizes rap" Actor. While filming "Juan Bago" Michael began the formation of "Heights Entertainment," a multi-service production company specializing in marketing, public relations and film production. As a member of the National Association for Latino Independent Producers (NALIP) and an avid online marketing strategist, Michael is set to be one of the future dealmakers for Latino productions in New York City. He is also on the marketing team for the New York Latino Film Festival
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Michael Diaz
Actor / Comedian
  Jaime started his career doing stand-up comedy in clubs around the New York City area.He is a writer/performer for the  SiTV Web based sketch comedy group ROOM 28  He also writes and performs for a  live based sketch comedy troupe called Lose Control that has performed in many comedy clubs and colleges . He has appeared in  numerous short films and  has also done some voiceover work for Burger King and I Can’t Believe its Not Butter.[Believe it.]  He is also writing several projects that he hopes to eventually develop in the near future. His humor has been known to make people laugh till it hurts, which sounds painful but can usually be relieved by aspirin or shots of Tequila  He plans to one day own a movie theatre that turns into a dance club after the last  screening of the night. [Only from Thursday to Saturday. The rest of the week it will be a regular movie theatre.]  He will call this place “Jaime’s MOVIE CLUB”. Or something more clever that he hasn’t thought of yet. 



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Gilbert Flores
Director / Editor
I am currently working on a few projects along side Heights Entertainment. I have about 20 feature length films that I would like to do, from horror, drama, comedy, thriller, action, etc. All I need is that chance to shine, which I know I will get it sooner than later. My mind is a gold mine, I hope some one gets to find it and use it well.

I'll be working on my latest film, called "Sandman's Box." You can learn more about it here.

Influences, Roy Grullon, rest in peace my brother.

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Gilbert Flores
Actor / Writer
Attended and graduated from the William Esper Studio where they teach the Meisner Method of acting.  Independent films work includes "Floyd" and "Interim".  Aside from Room 28, he hosts a talk show called "Pseudo Show".

His major acting and comedy influences are "Kids In The Hall", George Carlin, Edward Norton, and Tom Green.

On a personal level he has many interests. He is an obsessive wrestling fan. He's big into sports with the Patriots, Red Sox and UConn Huskies among his favorites. He can't live without mexican food and hot sauce. Also a big reader, his favorites would be Ayn Rand's entire library as well as books by Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and other atheist authors.

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Hurley Graham
Producer / Writer
ATP Media’s latest project is Pseudo Show, a parody on late night talk shows. In 2005, Andrew co-wrote and produced Fish Bowl, an off-Broadway play that received New York Magazine’s Critic’s Pick.  He has written seven screenplays, including an absurd comedy, Claustrophobic, which he produced and directed as an Independent feature in 2000.

He received his BA in Communications at Iona College (’96).  Also, Andrew has worked with Kids Improv at Southern Saratoga YMCA in Clifton Park, his hometown and is a published poet.
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Andrew Pitkin
Actress
She booked her first audition ever at the age of 6, landing a leading role in her community theatre’s rendition of The King & I. She spent most of her adolescence learning from her mom’s colleagues during the beginning stages of what is now the Labyrynth Theatre Company. Thru high school and college she switched her focus to academics and creative writing. She has a B.A. in Theatre & Film from MSU, and has appeared in print campaigns, voice-overs, and American and Latin market commercials. Most recently, she has expanded to herself to leading lady in film. Last but not least, Giselle’s fancies herself a comedian since joining sketch comedy group, Room 28.

Peace & Blessings,
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Gyselle Rodriguez
Marketing
Growing up participate in various school plays, balet and orchesta, and HS newspaper. Upon graduating form HS attended Ithaca College in upsate NY. Orignially intended to study communications, but settled on InternationalBusiness. Her passion has always been in media arts.At Ithaca College she was a leader for the multiculltural community, serving as Internal Liason for th African Latino Society. Currenly working at a childrens apparel company. To Heights entertainment, she brings a passion for media arts, her love for the latino culture, business knowledge and an entrpenueral spirit.

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Patricia Sierra