A native of San Francisco and a graduate of the Meisner School of Acting in San Francisco founded by Jim Jarrett. Jennifer has various theater and film credits which include "Ollie Utz is Free" presented by the Attic Theater in Hollywood, CA, "Safety Net" a film directed by Eirini Steirou, "The Mating Game" , and "Small Steps". Jennifer would like to thank her daughter, Tyler, the driving force in her life.

Michael, like the rest of Untitled5, recently completed two years of Meisner Technique training with Jim Jarrett. Before then, and before moving to San Francisco, his theater credits in the South Bay include "Servant of Two Masters" and "A Penny for a Song" with Foothill Theater, "Laura" and "The Heidi Chronicles" with Santa Clara Players, and "PornoZombies" with Renegade Theater Experiment. He has also studied film acting at SFSDF and appeared in several short films.

David Usner moved to San Francisco from Philadelphia three years ago. David, coming from a strong background and study of acting, started writing plays in 1992 to satiate his poetic urgings. He has acted internationally and in the Philadelphia area appearing in an American Opera Projects world premier of Anthony Minghella's Cigarettes and Chocolate, presented in NYC, Stukke Theater of Berlin and the Ensemble Theater in Vienna. David, also, performed in Three Postcards at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. His film credits include Twelve Monkeys, Philadelphia, Shovel, The Life and Times of Charlie Putz and I Was on Mars and he was the principal role in an episode of TV's Medical Detectives. His latest local work have been in Viaticum in Berkeley and A Moon for the Misbegotten with Hapgood Theatre. As a playwright, a staged-reading of his play, Junkyard, was produced by the American Opera Projects for the NYC Downtown Arts Festival. Three other plays, The Lie, Risk and Wine Country were produced at the Brick Playhouse (Philadelphia). He is currently the President of the Board of Trustees of the Playwrights Foundation (San Francisco) and a member of Dramatists Guild of America. David co-founded Blue Window Theatre Ensemble in 1992 and Invisible Cities in 2000. He has also directed and produced various shows in Philadelphia. He was the principal producer of the Healing Arts Coalition show Acts of Kindness in 2001 and co-produced Invisible Cities' Girl Detective.