Christian Kaplan is Senior Vice President of Feature Casting for Fox Filmed Entertainment. This department oversees casting for all their feature films. Under the Fox Filmed Entertainment banner are: Twentieth Century Fox, Fox 2000, Fox Searchlight, and Fox Animation Studios. Some of the films he has worked on include: Maze Runner, The Fault In Our Stars, The Other Woman, Rio, Rio 2, the Ice Age franchise, Notorious, The Secret Life Of Bees, The Wolverine, A Good Day To Die Hard, Alvin and The Chipmunks, The Descendants and The Devil Wears Prada.

As Former Executive Head of Television Casting and Feature Film Consultant for MGM Studios, Paul Weber cast the STARGATE franchise. Other TV credits include SPARTACUS:GODS OF THE ARENA, DEAD LIKE ME, SHE SPIES, POLTERGEIST, and THE OUTER LIMITS. These series and others earned him numerous honors including 21 Primetime Emmy Award nominations.

For the big screen, Weber has advised on numerous MGM features including the blockbuster JAMES BOND franchise, FAME, HOT TUB TIME MACHINE, RED DAWN with Chris Hemsworth, Joss Whedon’s CABIN IN THE WOODS, and ROBOCOP.

Paul develops casts and produces new media and independent feature projects. Recent credits also include projects for STARZ, LIFETIME and the CW. Currently he is working on a hr pilot “YOUNG DRUNK PUNK” and an hour pilot “KILLJOYS.

Weber is a member of the Casting Society of America, the Writers Guild of America, and has served on the Host Committee for the Annual Academy Awards.

Rochelle Rose started her acting career at the age of six in ‘The Mirror Crack’d’ with Elizabeth Taylor and Angela Lansbury. She has worked in print, commercials, voice-overs, television and over twenty films. While continuing her career as an actress, she taught drama and wrote entertainment features for ‘InStyle’ magazine and the English daily newspaper ‘The Daily Express’.

She is most well known for her role in James Cameron’s ‘Titanic’ as The Countess of Rothes, playing the goddess, Ceres, in the BBC's Shakespearean episodic 'The Tempest' and she notably made Lindsey Lohan cry in Lifetime’s ‘Liz and Dick’.

As National Director of Actors Programs for the Screen Actors Guild Foundation, Rochelle oversees all of the Foundation’s career empowerment, inspirational and educational programming, annually producing over 650 events nationwide and reaching nearly 200,000 performers globally. To view many of these programs, visit the SAG Foundation video gallery at www.sagfoundation.org.