In recent years, he has broadened his attention to not only music, but also to the screen, and his successes still continue as he develops his craft with dynamic film roles from drama to comedy, as well as a growing list of commercials and voice-overs.

ShadowDog Projects:
Audioplays: Fate's Bitch, Friends, Don't Fear The Reaper, April Love Day, Red Drank, ShadowGirl series, Ghost of a Smile, Bitch Move, Dead Families.
IMDB: www.imdb.me/elijahchester
Website: www.elijahchester.com

ShadowDog Projects:
Audioplays: ShadowGirl series, Girls Don't Cry, Fate's Bitch.
Website: www.theamandaelizabeth.com

She has also done voice over work for several radio stations as well as an educational sales demo, has been on the runway as a plus size model and did a couple of MTV music videos for France. Je T'aime also lived in Florida and recently moved to North Carolina. Since being here, she has done such productions as “It’s My Turn” at the Carolina Theatre, modeled for “Fashion Week of North Carolina 2010” and just finished shooting the supporting lead female role in the film called “The Return” staring Chris “Play” Martin (from Kid n Play).
Je T'aime is also the owner of a printing company called Graffiti Xpressions, Inc.
Je T’aime is a Born Again Christian and believes in the real agape love that God has for us and wants us to have for one another. Je T’aime means “I love you” in French. As she tells you her name and as you call her name, you are spreading love all around. Her goal is to “Spread love worldwide through, as Jesus commanded us to do” You may find out more about Je T’aime by visiting her website: www.jetaime4u.com which means I love you for you…which is exactly the way Jesus loves us.

ShadowDog Projects:
Audioplays: Fair Play, Girls Don't Cry
Websites: www.jetaime4u.com | www.facebook.com/jetaime4u | www.800casting.com/44679 | www.youtube.com/jetaime4u | www.thebrockagency.com/jetaime

In the spring of 2009, her husband’s job relocated them from Pennsylvania to North Carolina. Preferring not to return to the corporate world, Jennifer began modeling just prior to being advised of their relocation and, once her children were settled, she began to pursue modeling once again in North Carolina. Through modeling, she discovered that NC was filled with a wealth of filmmaking opportunities as well as conveniently located near major film hubs in Wilmington, NC and Atlanta, GA. She began formal training in acting in the winter of 2010 and landed a principal role in a student film in the spring of the same year, thus reigniting her passion for the performing arts and her subsequent pursuit of acting as a formal career.

Since 2010, Jennifer’s aggressive pursuit of her passion for film and natural acting ability has since garnered her many principal and supporting roles in local indie films as well as the co-starring role of “Detective Rebecca Mahoney” in the Greensboro-based T.V. series, “The P.O.”, currently in production, as well as the lead role in a feature film entitled, “Ask for Angela”, due to be released in the Fall of 2011.

Jennifer’s modeling credits include Wrangler Lee Rider Jeans, QVC International, BB&T, Biltmore Inn, and Fox News Charlotte’s “Wardrobe Wednesday”. She is represented by Carolina Talent.

When asked, in regard to her quick accumulation of film credits and minimal formal training if she has any regrets with regard to not pursuing film earlier, she will definitively tell you in her straightforward manner, “No! In fact, if I had pursued the arts in college, I would never have had the opportunity for the life experiences that I now draw upon for developing the characters of which I am cast. Everything is happening just as it should and I have never been happier!”

After the close of business on that first day, the Vice President of Casting immediately hired Dave and made him a permanent part of the MGM family. That was the catalyst for Dave to temporarily put his acting aspirations aside and spend the following several years working hard to build a successful career as a casting director.
Over the years, Dave has also worked as a screenwriter, Equity-waiver theatre producer, owner of his own script coverage business, and even a lighting designer for one of the top clubs in Hollywood, before deciding to move back to Northern California in 1994 and try his hand at radio. After graduating from the Columbia School of Broadcasting, Dave wrote copy for an all-news radio station, produced a radio call-in talk show, and even hosted his own Blues radio program.
The inspiration to teach came from Dave's high school drama teacher back in 1987, when he asked Dave to come back and conduct seminars for the students about what was really in store for them in Hollywood. That initial experience at his alma mater got Dave's juices flowing to teach on a regular basis, and, while still pursuing acting and casting, he simultaneously began a lucrative side-business in Hollywood teaching workshop intensives on the business and art of acting. Twenty-three years later, Dave is more passionate than ever about offering students a quality education, and is thrilled to be able to bring over three-and-a-half decades of wide-ranging, real world industry experience to the creation of the DST Talent Academy (http://dsttalentacademy.wordpress.com), where he and the phenomenal staff of instructors he's assembled offer challenging course materials designed to enlighten, educate, and inspire students of all ages to excel both in the acting profession, and in life.

ShadowDog Projects:
Audioplays: Die Alone, Try the Pie, Nobody, Dead Families, Chance vs Fate, Bitch Move, BAD News, Fruit of the Tree.
Website: http://dsttalentacademy.wordpress.com