Rebecca Mummert was born in El Paso Texas and is currently working on her BFA in Performance and Production at Texas State University. Her acting credits include the roles of Clarice in A Servant of Two Masters, and Hannah in Arcadia at Texas State Mainstage. She is about to graduate and move to New York to continue to pursue acting in film and theatre.

Stacia Stroder is a Texas State graduate with a BFA in Theatre Design & Technology—Costume Design.  Since graduating she has worked on various projects in Austin with Austin Shakespeare Festival as a junior designer, assistant designer, and stitcher.  You’ve also seen some of her stitching handiwork in the Zilker Park musical  productions like Annie and The Music Man.  She dreams of one day leaving Austin to venture outside of the US.  It’s a big bad world out there, and she wants a piece of it.  She wants to thank the Homecoming team for allowing her to be a part of this production.  It’s a stepping stone for all of us to getting our own piece.

Micah Lyons is a graduate of Texas State University's BFA acting program as lives in Los Angeles, California where he teaches acting, singing, and commercial modeling at the prestigious International Performing Arts Academy and Barbizon Modeling, located at the Los Angeles Center Studios (Dream Girls, Die Hard, Back to the Future...) Micah has appeared in more than 20 staged productions spanning from New York city to L.A. and several states along the way. Micah has also been featured in 4 network TV shows and a national Nike commercial with hall of famer Ken Griffey Jr. Micah has also booked roles in over ten films including his favorite, Homecoming. Micah would like to thank his family and his gorgeous fiancee for their love and support and most of all, the Lord for creating him with a talent an undying passion for storytelling!

Dorell is the writer and creator of the Homecoming film series. He is a recent graduate of Texas State University pursing a career in acting. Not only did Dorell write Homecoming he also portrays the role of "Shawn" in the first and second film. Dorell currently resides in New York City where he is currently starring in the off-off broadway show "Nobody Heard Me Cry". "Thanks to all for the love and support."

Rachel Reed is a sophomore BFA hopeful at Texas State University. She has been involved in theater since she was thirteen but this was her first full length film. Homecoming was a blast to make and she loved everyone she got to work with. Because of the untimely death of the popular "Amber" in the first film, Rachel will not be reappearing in the second. Rachel's overall plans for the future are to continue to do theater any way she can and maybe to try to get into casting or directing (along with acting). "Thank you to everyone involved, it was a great experience."

Nicholas Kier is a senior BFA student at Texas State University.  Previous credits include Count Orlock in Weird City Theatre's "Nosferatu", Touchstone in Texas State's "As You Like It" and Cliff in Summer Stock Austin's "Cabaret."  Thanks to family, friends and the inimitable Helen Allen.

A recent graduate of Texas State University, Terissa has spent the last year working with Austin based film company Twitchy Dolphin Flix as an actor, director, and producer. Since her acting role in Homecoming I, she has looked forward to producing the sequel. She is very excited about her team and the future of both movies. For more information about her work, please visit her personal website.

Freshly graduated from Texas State University with a Bachelors in Musical Theatre, Braden was excited to perform in Homecoming. A few of his past credits include: Beauty and the Beast, J.B., Little Shop of Horrors, and most recently Bat Boy. Braden now resides in New York City where he plans to continue his dreams of being on Broadway. He wants to thank his family and friends for all their love and support.

Adam Rios is a recent theatre graduate from Texas State University-San Marcos. After graduation, Adam picked up and moved to the big city where he is working and auditioning when he can. He would like to thank his family and friends here in the city and back home for all their love and support. To keep up with what Adam is up to with his life in the big city, follow his blog.

Jesse Allen was born in Illinois. He was given a congressional Appointment to the United States Naval Academy and was one of five nationwide recruited to shoot on the Navy’s NCAA rifle team.  During College he sang in the Glee Club and performed live with such singers as Luther Vandross, Faith Hill, Aretha Franklin, Justin Timberlake, and many others.  Despite his desire for a career in film, he completed his degree in Political Science at Annapolis and accepted his commission as a Naval Officer in May 2000.

After finishing his service obligation to the United States Jesse Allen began to perform in independent films and commercials.  He currently lives in Dallas, TX and is pursuing his career as an actor.

Jesse Allen's Indy feature film debut is in The Last Boxcar set to release in 2011.  Jesse stars as Aaron a Jewish WWII resistance leader who fights to find his wife and survive in Nazi occupied Poland.

Allison Victoria (formally Alleigh Schulz) is busy making waves in the
film industry. She graduated from Texas A&M in 2009 with a degree in
Agricultural Communications and Journalism. She received her SAG card
for her role in the Syfy channel movie "Swamp Shark" and is busy
working on her first post-graduate short film, "The House That Jack
Built" which is set to shoot at the end of April.

Grantham Woods is a recent graduate from Texas State University – San Marcos. Since childhood, Grantham has always been interested in the arts and participated in various church productions. Late in his High School years, Grantham finally got involved in school and community theatre receiving many awards such as Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of Father Donnally in The Marriage of Bette and Boo and for Nicely Nicely Johnson in Guys and Dolls. After completing a degree in Musical Theatre, Grantham persists to pursue his goals in acting and singing while residing in San Antonio. Right now, Grantham trains and performs with the world-famous Comedy Sportz improv troupe and will continue to showcase his talent in multiple upcoming movies, commercials, live-shows, and auditions throughout the nation. He has pressured his future by securing acting opportunities with hard to reach agents and casting directors, and keeps his fingers crossed for an exciting outcome. Grantham is very excited to be working with the cast and crew of Homecoming, again, and can’t wait to be with old friends while making new.

Jessica Vasami is a Theater major at Texas State University and will be graduating this Spring 2011. She will be returning as the "all-attitude" Amanda Barnes in Homecoming 2. She has also been seen in numerous Texas State theater shows such as "Den Of Thieves", "Four Dogs and a Bone", "Senior Ladies" and her upcoming show "Briar Rosemary's Baby" written and directed by Helen Allen. She is currently directing her own show, "Things We Want" by Jonathan Marc Sherman. She knew from the age of 14 that acting is what she was meant to do. She has a passion for theater but most of all film. She is moving to Austin post graduation to pursue acting.

Cody Sallee, who plays the role of Trent Edwards is a BFA Performance and Production graduate from Texas State University. Finding an interest in film early on in his life, he chose to follow it as a career and wishes to continue working as both an actor and crew member in the business. He currently resides in San Marcos, Texas.