Maia hails from Paraguay and she's a writer and actor based in Brooklyn, NY. Before diving into the creative world, she was a flight attendant for Emirates Airline and earned her BA in Marketing. She speaks fluent English, Spanish and German. She graduated from the prestigious Stella Adler Acting School in Los Angeles, known for its focus on script analysis and character work. Her debut as a writer, producer and lead is with the Spanish-language feature film Original Sin, a first time co-production between the US and Paraguay. The film premiered at Austin Film Festival and went to over 20 international film festivals in the US, Europe, Asia and Africa. The film had its theatrical release in Paraguay and is now available on streaming platforms. The Rise of Elisa Lynch is her first TV show in development. It has been selected at SANFIC’s Lab series, The Gotham TV Lab Series and market, at Episodio 0 at the Guadalajara Film Festival and at the NALIP Latino Media Market. The pilot script was a Second Rounder at the Austin Film Festival and rated 8/10 at FilmmarketHub. Maia’s directorial debut is with the short film The Grey in Between premiering at the New York Shorts in October 2022. Brace for Impact! is Maia’s first theater piece. A workshop reading took place in December 2022 at Culture Lab LIC and a workshop run in May - June 2023 at The Tank NYC. Maia is also a family constellation therapist.

Austin Iredale is a NYC-based actor, writer & producer. His latest work as an actor is in the Showtime series LET THE RIGHT ONE IN, now streaming. His short film "The Grey in Between" which he coproduced and acted in, premiered at the New York Shorts Film Festival. In November 2022, Austin made his NY Stage debut at Teatro LATEA in Karin Abarbanel's new play, THE DUST of EGYPT. A graduate of the STELLA ADLER ACADEMY OF THEATRE & ACTING in Los Angeles, his formative years were spent working in the LA theatre scene. There he acted frequently with THE VAGRANCY, an award-winning not-for-profit theatre company, as well as originated roles in works by LA playwright Timothy McNeil and UK transplant Ché Walker. He co-founded the Stella Adler Lab Series, Dark Fridays, and volunteered as performer, director and producer for A LIGHT IN DARK PLACES, a short play series associated with The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.