Class of '91 - The Movie

Cast Bios

Tim's varied career includes acting, comedy, writing, and producing for television, video, screen,
and stage.

At UPN 65 television in Orlando he was a writer, producer, and on-air talent. He wrote and
co-hosted 253 episodes of the community events show, Up 'N Coming.
Tim also wrote and hosted 128 episodes of an on-location travel show called, Cowpoke Theater.

He was head writer of the Orlando Magic's Dennis Scott Show as well as worked on USA
Network's Swamp Thing for 2 episodes.
He is a published author of a Christian comedy book, "My Vow of Silence - the roughest 3 minutes
of my life"....
He has performed in major standup comedy clubs like The Improv, Funny Bone, and Comedy
Zone.
On the "Big Screen" Tim appeared in John Goodman's "Matinee" and Wesley Snipes
"Passenger 57" as well as taking a lead role in the independent film, The Mallers. He's also written
two full length feature screenplays; a drama based on the life of sculptor William Edmonson called
Stone Angels, and a quirky buddy comedy called Quackers.
He also works as a keynote speaker and speech writer and has entertained in 47 out of 50 states.
In the professional theatre, Tim has performed in over 30 different productions that total over 2,000
actual performances of those productions. Partial list of shows include: Black Hills Passion Play,
Damascus Road, and Smokey Mountain Passion Play.

Tim Steed

Growing up in many different cities, Susan Macke Miller (Diane Wagner) was performing at an
early age. She was involved with dance, singing and theater throughout her high school and
college years. While attending college in the San Joaquin Vallery, Susan performed in the
Miss America program and entertained for the troops with the USO program, traveling to Europe.
She worked in music after college, singing on tours, live and televised shows and in the studio.
She toured with Donna Summer while living in LA and has worked on several
independent films, commercials and music videos.

Susan's youngest son, Levi, began acting a few years ago and it drew her back to her love for
acting and performing. In addition to performing, Susan assists Dorsey McHugh, an artist here in
Nashville, overseeing her inventory, website and galleries. Growing up in a home that
appreciated music, Susan continues to sing and write. She also sings and volunteers with different
outreach/ministry groups including Feed the Children, where supplies (and hugs) are distributed
during the year at their warehouse events in town to needy families. She is a strong believer in
"being available with what we've been given to facilitate needs as they cross our paths - we all
have something to give and it is such a privilege to help someone else".

Susan lives in Nashville with her best friend, three sons and Roscoe. She's "thankful for today" -
for faith, family and friends and what lies ahead...

Susan Miller

Payton Kemp has been seen on stage around Hendersonville's local theatre scene. Also heard
on Larry The Cable Guy's 2007 Christmas Album, and several television pilots, she plans on
majoring in Theatre in college, and looks forward to seeing the final finished product that the cast
has put so much hard work into.

Payton Kemp

Levi Miller is ecstatic to play the role of Daniel Wagner in the Class of '91. Levi's a sophomore at
Nashville School of the Arts and he plans on pursuing a career in film or politics. He began acting
several years ago and has worked on independent films, music videos and theatrical productions. He
also loves girls, the Beatles and playing basketball.

Levi Miller

Influenced by her art-loving family, Karenlie Riddering started acting for stage at a very early age.
Her work can be seen on national commercials, industrial videos, and online videos for companies
such as Nick Jr., Home Depot, Clorox, Wal-Mart and many more. Karenlie has a passion for both
on-camera and behind-the-camera action. She currently works as a copywriter, graphic designer,
and translator, as she continues to pursue a full-time career in the entertainment world. She has a BA
in Fine Arts and an MS in Information Design & Communication and has written several screenplays
and a TV series treatment which she hopes gets picked up by a major network. In 2005 she
published Puerto Rico: Encanto Oculto, a book of her photos of Puerto Rico, the island she grew up
on. Karenlie believes there is nothing one can't accomplish with clearly defined goals, persistance,
and God's grace. Karenlie lives in Atlanta with her husband and newborn daughter.

Karenlie Riddering

Since 2001, David Chattam, a native of Calhoun, Georgia, has dedicated his life to the pursuit of his
acting career, even giving up his nine-to-five job in the technology field to do so. Although the acting
jobs have progressively gotten larger, he is quick to point out the fact that the road has not been
easy. “I really understand the term 'Starving Artist’! However, acting is a gift that I truly feel God has
blessed me with and wants me to share with other people, so I plan on doing just that until I am
physically not able to do it anymore”. David has appeared in numerous commercials, music
videos, theatrical performances and motion pictures including featured roles in "The Last Castle"
and "21 Grams".

David Chattam

Growing up in the tiny town of Elizabethton, TN with a drug and alcohol addicted mother, and the
loss of her father who suffered the same addictions, Stefani Paige knew she had to make a life
for herself. She was involved in performing arts starting at the age of four, and it has always been
the only thing she’s wanted to do. Whether singing or acting, she always felt most fulfilled and
alive while entertaining.

After high school, instead of going straight to college, she threw herself into global mission and
relief work; she wanted to turn all those years of family chaos into something that drove her to
help others who were suffering. She started in New York City doing hunger relief for the
homeless, then went to a small village in Alaska where the suicide and depression rates soar.
From there she helped in an orphanage in Guatamala, then went into AIDS relief work in
Mozambique, Africa, and finally to Managua, Nicaragua where hundreds of families live in the
city's landfill.

After that, she felt a pull to relocate to a bigger city, which happened to be Nashville, where she
moved in 2005. She has since graduated college with a teaching degree and has married the
most wonderful guy on the planet. About a year ago when she mentioned to him that she wanted
to get back into acting, he encouraged her to take acting classes, which she did. After a few
months at The Actor's School in Franklin, TN, she signed with Talent Trek Agency, and has
done four film projects, a music video, a SAG commercial, and now Class of '91, with a handful of
other projects in the works.

Stefani Paige

Tim Brazeal

Tim was born and raised in West Texas and later moved to Tennessee where he now resides.
His first acting role was playing the part of a klingon in Star Trek New Voyages where he
returned for additional roles. 2009 has been a busy year for Tim. You can see him in Tyler
Perry’s latest film I can do bad all by myself, Snapped on Oxygen, and new horror film from the
U.K titled “Jacob”. Tim is also a series producer for the Sci-Fi series IQ-145 starring Thomas
Dekker from TERMINATOR: Sarah Connor Chronicles.

Tim Brazeal

Barbara Lemonds began her acting career back in her hometown of Jackson, TN at the ripe old
age of 12, singing and dancing in the chorus of the local Theatre Guild production of HMS Pinafore.
She was fortunate enough to have a university close by at the time known as Lambuth College, and
to have a talented mother who was the musical director for their summer stock theatre productions
for a couple of years. (Sometimes it's good to be the child of the director!) As a result, she was able
to participate in several college-level productions as a young teen, such as Pajama Game and
Oklahoma. She took a break from acting for few years to pursue her schooling to become a
registered nurse. She missed the theatre, returning to sing and dance in Evita and Cinderella, also
being the understudy for the lead role and helping choreograph the ballroom dance. Later that
season she played the leading role in two very different shows, Eugene O'Neill comedic drama, Ah,
Wilderness and the colorful circus atmosphere of Barnum, the musical telling of the life story of that
circus legend, P.T. Barnum. Another long break has taken place to marry and raise three beautiful
children, twins Chase and Rebekah who started university this fall, and Anna Rachel who finishes
middle school this year. (Forgot to throw in there four moves and a divorce--been a little busy.)
Barbara has just begun to delve into the professional world of film, having made several
commercial and industrial shoots, but this is her first feature film. And she is very excited to
participate in this. It makes it even more special because she gets a chance to honor her Savior at
the same time.

Barbara Lemonds