Zach Zorba Grashin

Zach Zorba was born in Alaska, and has spent years abroad in Australia, and Israel respectively. He began his writing career in high school with a piece he published about the last day of his brother's life. He has since earned his MFA in screenwriting from Goddard College, and co-written, directed and produced his first feature film with horror icon, Kane Hodder. He has a number of other projects in the works, including a pilot and web-series. Stay tuned!

Zacharia Abdurahman

Zacharia Katticaren

Zacharia Katticaren is known for Cobalt Blue (2022).

Zachariah Fox

Zachariah Guin

Zachariah Guin is known for Sorry, Charlie (2023).

Zachariah Malachi

Zachariah Malachi was born in Wyandotte, Michigan, the son of Tamara Smith-Welch and Martin Welch. Malachi did theatre as well as music on a local level throughout his youth and went onto having several bands including one with friend/guitarist/producer Jackson Smith. During his youth, he co-starred in a community production of "Grease". That led the path to revisiting his interest in live theatre by performing in high school productions "The Boys From Syracuse" and "Things Go Wrong". In his mid-twenties he starred as Dr. Franknfurter in a local production of "Rocky Horror Show". He moved in with the family of Jim Ed Brown in Nashville, Tennessee in early 2022 to pursue music full-time and had his first record produced by Grand Ole Opry band leader and star on Larry's Country Diner (2009), Jimmy Capps. During this time, he spent most of his time performing live on Lower Broadway with two different bands. He was cast in George & Tammy (2022) in late 2021.

Zachariah Rogers

Zachariah Rogers is known for Jerry and Marge Go Large (2022), Till (2022) and The Gifted (2017).

Zachariah Smith

Zachariah Supka

Zachariah began his acting career at 6 months of age and has performed in over one hundred stage productions. He made the jump to film at age five as a featured background actor in the Adam Sandler film "Grown Ups". Zachariah's role as young Christian Bale in the award winning "American Hustle" (2013) is perhaps his most recognized role to date. One of the tallest young actors in Hollywood, Zachariah has enjoyed character roles that show off his height, strength, and athletic ability. In addition to theater and film, Zachariah has enjoyed acting in several television and web shows; and is a principal actor in the educational, comedy TV series "FYX Factor".

Zacharias Boustedt

Zacharias Boustedt is known for White Wall (2020), Det som göms i snö (2018) and Rymdresan (2020).