LAUREN B. MARTIN | CARLOS CABALLERO | ALBA RAQUEL BARROS
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LAUREN B. MARTIN
as ANGIOLI PRODUCER/ACTRESS
Before her star turn in the soon to be released feature film, “Kings of Brooklyn” with David Keith and William MacNamara, for which she was nominated for Best Supporting Actress at the NY Independent Film and Video Festival, Lauren portrayed Camille Bennett on “As the World Turns” for 4 years. On ATWT Lauren garnered rave reviews for her portrayal of an aspiring doctor diagnosed with breast cancer and was nominated for Best Newcomer in a Daytime Series and Best Supporting Actress in a Daytime Series.

Before ATWT, Lauren's television career began on NBC's daytime drama “Another World.” She’s also appeared on “All My Children”, “Cosby”, and starred in Warner Brother’s pilot “Vamps.”

Lauren is excited to have worked as a post-production producer on “Kings of Brooklyn” and currently has a number of film projects in pre-production as producer. Lauren's film credits include “Street Dreams”, “Let's Talk About Sex”, “Because of You” (actress/producer), and “Where Angels Dance.” In addition, Lauren is currently recording her first solo album, working with some of today's hottest writers and producers in music.

CARLOS CABALLERO
as JOAQUIN ACTOR
Carlos has already enjoyed a great career as an international actor, participating in films throughout the world – Cuba, Panama, and Italy to say the least. Carlos is now enjoying popularity in the United States and is currently involved in a new soap opera for Telemundo entitled “Prisonera” in Miami.

After graduating in 1993, he continued to be part of a theatre group called El Publico, under the direction of Carlos Diaz as well as other projects directed by Raul Martin, Lester Veira, Rosario Cardenas, Armando del Rosario, and Mercedes Garcia, all prominent directors in the Latin community.

Carlos was awarded the Best Newcomer by the Miami Herald in 2000 and Best Male Actor by Cine Plaza 88 Festival.












ALBA RAQUEL BARROS
as GRACE ACTRESS
Alba is a graduate of the University of Puerto Rico, raised in the journalism industry by her mother, famed writer Alba Raquel Cabrera. After an intense study of dance and performance training, she embarked on her career in professional entertainment as a dancer.

As one of the most competent actresses in the Latin American market, Alba has secured awards as Dramatic Performance for roles in the local media; as Femme Fatale for portraying rolesrunning the gamut from a strong lesbian in the mini-series “Las Divorciadas” to the most demure and good-natured, Julia in herown comedy series, “Juan Ponce;” and within Local theatre - Best Dramatic Performance for roles as singing prosititute in “El Diluvio Que Viene.” Most recently, she has performed in Miamiand New York.

Venturing into the Production sector of entertainment, Alba has successfully cast and directed her own noon show for WAPA TV (Channel 4 in PR) where she has continued to expand her acting and producing for the past 25 years.