CAST

Elizabeth Gist as Kaitlin:

Beautiful, outgoing, socially involved person who feels that making friends, being accepted and shopping is primarily the meaning of life. As a product of a generation that sees no color or ethic boundaries, Kaitlin confronts social realism's she is unaccustomed to. Kaitlin approaches matters of life with an open mind. As an optimist she always tries to approach issues in a bi-partisan manner.

Stephany Robayo as Stacey:

As the outspoken over-achiever, Stacey finds gratification in bringing individuals to the realisation of life, rather it be good or bad. She feels there is always an hidden agenda. Among the three friends, Stacey acts as the judge and vindicator. She hate to see individuals taken advantage of, likewise, she is repulsed by ignorance.

Eric Soto as Mark:

As the only male of the group, Mark finds the insatiable need to constantly show how hip and intuned he is to the oposite sex. He believes his urban gestures and his quintessential style of the hip-hop language is what makes him the debonair guy that he is, when in fact it's just the sheer reality that he is good looking.