GIRL AT A BAR

Angela Cohen is a multi-talented director, writer, and actress. Notably, she is the producing director of GlowMedia films, a non-profit dedicated to boosting teen mental health literacy. Angela's witty comedy "Drive Thru Confessionals" premiered on Elizabeth Banks' WHOHAHA and her touching short documentary "Unimaginable" premiered at the Oscar qualifying St. Louis International Film Festival. Her haunting short narrative, "There Can Be Light," world premiered at the Oscar qualifying Hollyshorts Film Festival, will have its US Premiere at the renowned Breckenridge Film Festival, and was executive produced by Marci Wiseman, former president of Blumhouse Television. Angela founded Charley Bear Productions, driven by a vision to create a shift in perspective, igniting social change through female-fronted stories. Creator: Tracy Mulholland is an actress, writer, producer, and singer. She studied musical theater and business at Northwestern and started her career in production and acquisitions at Lionsgate. Tracy produced, wrote, and starred in the short film "Grace Note", with Yael Grobglas and directed by Alex Gayner, about her experience with Lyme disease. She produced the short film "Fifteen Years Later", directed by Manish Dayal, starring alongside Manish, Matt McGorry, and Golden Globe winner Rachel Brosnahan. As an actor, Tracy was a recurring role on "For All Mankind" on Apple TV+, "Gortimer Gibbon's" on Amazon, and started her career with scenes in "Crazy, Stupid, Love", opposite Ryan Gosling and "A Thousand Words", opposite Eddie Murphy.