Hayden Black created, writes, produces & stars in the critically acclaimed online series Goodnight Burbank and its spin off "GNB: Breaking News". Since launching the show in March '06, Hayden has single-handedly steered the series to great success, picking up multiple awards (including Best Web News Series), accolades (iTunes Best Podcast '06 & '07) and stellar reviews (LA Times). His production company, Evil Global Corp, is also behind the groundbreaking Abigail's X-Rated Teen Diary ("cutting edge comedy" - Fortune, iTunes Best Podcast '07). He is also both consulting and a speaker at various new media events. Prior to his work in new media, Hayden worked in TV marketing and picked up many awards while writing/producing for the networks.

Bry Thomas Sanders, Northern California native, is thrilled to be a part of the Goodnight Burbank news team. Previously Bry worked in various nefarious roles at smaller local news affiliates but he hopes GNB and Evil Global Corp.ís scope will help him to muster more dark forces to his cause: Citywide free parking. Bryís cinematography has garnered various film festivals awards and nominations for the Eastman Kodak Scholarship, the USC Cinematography Scholarship, and the American Society of Cinematographers Scholarship Awards. He is currently Director of Photography on NBCís The Biggest Loser and shoots a variety of reality and scripted programming, while working to solve grand unifying theory.

Shulie Cowen is a graduate of Northwestern University, a former member of The Second City National Touring Company, and a member of the original cast of the long running musical Schoolhouse Rock Live! She currently performs at The Improv Olympic in Los Angeles, where she directs and performs in Opening Night: The Improvised Musical! (every Friday at IO West). Movie and TV credits include Just Like Heaven, Phat Girlz, Lovespring International, Don't Mess With The Zohan, Factory and How I Met Your Mother. Shulie dreams of one day living the dream.

Rich Fulcher is most proud of his role as Mike Myerís on-camera double in ìWayneís Worldî and his portrayal of Bob Fossil in the surreal U.K. sitcom, ìThe Mighty Booshî. Rich has most recently written and performed in ìSnuff Boxî, a very dark, narrative sketch show which aired on BBC3. Rich wants to buy a jet ski and a heater some day.

Carly is an alumnus of Second City and The Stella Adler Academy. Her most recent film credits include "National Lampoon's Bag Boy", produced by the Farrelly Brothers, "Airplane Disasters" and "First Date". On TV, Carly guest-starred on David E. Kelley's pilot "Halley's Comet" (it wouldíve been recurring...but can you call it that if it doesnít get picked up?). Recently she starred as Honey in Edward Albee's "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" directed by Mark Ruffalo & Timothy McNeil at The Stella Adler Theatre and sheís performed in many sketch comedy shows at The Second City and Improv Olympic with her group, The Weisenheimers.

Jamie Denbo, proud Boston native, has made TV appearances on Reno 911!, Love Inc., Weekends at the DL, Sex and the City, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and more. She was almost completely cut out of her first major feature film, Must Love Dogs starring Diane Lane. Hopefully, her role in the upcoming Will Ferrell comedy, High, Wide and Handsome will make it to the final cut. She can now be seen Thursday nights on Fox's new comedy Happy Hour.

After traveling and working around the world as a consultant Angela returned to Los Angeles and got hooked on improv. She has studied at the Groundlings and performed at the Empty Stage. While at UCB she met Hayden Black and began collaborating on GNB. Angela can also be seen as Femme Fantastic in The Good Guys.

Marypat Farrell is an alumnus of The Second City Toronto and a recipient of the 2004 Canadian Comedy Award for her role on the Gavin Crawford Show (Canadian Comedy Network). American TV credits include Weeds and Still Standing. She performs regularly in Los Angeles at IO West and at The Upright Citizens Brigade Theater with Baby Wants Candy. She is delighted to have joined the cast of Goodnight Burbank.

Carolyn's best known as the voice of Sandy Cheeks on Nickelodeon's mega-hit series "SpongeBob Squarepants," as well as Cindy Vortex on "Jimmy Neutron." Most recently, she portrays Orel Puppington on Cartoon Network's adult-skewed show " Morel Orel." Carolyn has also had the pleasure of guesting on such shows as Boston Legal, Seventh Heaven, A Minute with Stan Hooper, and Union Square as well as many others. If you're a big video gamer you might recognize her voice from such games as Resident Evil, Spyro and Everquest II.

Wendy is an NYC native. Television credits include The Late Show with David Letterman, the Today Show, The Rosie O'Donnell Show, PBS' Great Performance series, the Tony Awards, and has appeared in several commercials. She was recently seen in the film "The Prestige". An accomplished Broadway performer, some favorite credits include: 42nd St, A Christmas Carol, My Favorite Broadway: The Leading Ladies of Broadway, Irving Berlin's White Christmas, and The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. She is currently working on her one woman show: "Confessions Of A Christmas Banshee". Wendy has studied improv at The Upright Citizens Brigade and The Groundlings.

Born and raised in Texas, John has toured the country as a Stand-Up comic and studied at the prestigious Second City Conservatory in Chicago. Now residing in Los Angeles, John currently studies at The Groundlings and The Upright Citizen's Brigade. Since his arrival in California, John has appeared in over a dozen national commercials, and also starred in such shows as The West Wing, The Office, Boston Legal, ER, The Gilmore Girls, and has a recurring role on Comedy Central's Reno 911. Most recently however John is close to completion on the feature film Stan that he not only has the title role in, but also co-wrote.

Eve Savona's background in the arts spans years on stage, behind the camera, and in front. She began her career in countless productions with the Huntington Ballet Theatre and with The Royal Ballet of England at NY's MET at Lincoln Center. Having graduated from the Emerson College Film program, she now performs comedy weekly at The Improv Olympic West Theatre in Hollywood. Most of her producing credits can be seen flashing at warp speed through the end of network TV shows. Her fields were finally combined last year when she was featured in the opening of NBC's "America's Got Talent" as the archetypal (yet hip) ballerina, clad in a red tutu.

Monica Young is a native of Kansas (no Dorothy jokes please). Since moving to Los Angeles, she has appeared in several commercials, films, and tv shows including What About Brian, Passions, Still Standing, the comedy pilot Nobody's Happy and indie film Airplane Disasters. She is an accomplished singer/songwriter who has opened for Toni Braxton. You can hear her vocals on the single Come Together; a song for Hurricane Katrina relief featuring Celine Dion, Patti LaBelle, Natalie Cole, John Legend, Joss Stone, and many others.

An Emerson College graduate, Joshua Lipkin has been editing at the G4 Network for several years in addition to freelance projects ranging from short films to sketches, podcasts (Goodnight Burbank!), trailers, and TV series. (email to request a demo reel). As well as an Avid Editor, Joshua is also an avid fisherman, pool, poker, and blackjack-player.

Ryan's recent music scoring credits include Prime (Universal) with Meryl Streep and Uma Thurman, and the upcoming Fur (New Line) with Nicole Kidman and Robert Downey, Jr., for which he composed the original on-camera music and will also be seen in the film performing his original music. Shore's scores also include Harvard Man (Lions Gate) with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Adrian Grenier, Call Me: The Rise and Fall of Heidi Fleiss (20th Century Fox) with Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Vulgar (Lions Gate) which was produced by Kevin Smith, and Scout's Honor with Bill Murray and Alec Baldwin. Ryan also plays the saxophone and has toured the U.S. with Matchbox Twenty, including a special street performance on David Letterman.

A professor of mechanical engineering and dance at the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Arts and Science in New York City, a reknowned Internet political operative, and a new business instigator for start-ups both in the United States and Europe, Sanford is the technology and marketing guru helping to deliver our video podcast across the world. He also is the VP of Technology for Evil Global Corporation and loves salsa dancing, scuba diving, saying hello to dogs in the neighborhood and riding the world of political demogogery.

Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Darci is one of the very few remaining California Natives! Standard for any native, she has been involved in the movie industry for as long as she can remember. Involved in the sense that she has seen a lot of movies and has an extensive DVD collection at home. She loves the theater, candle lit dinners and long walks on the beach. As always, her performance is dedicated to her lovely daughter, Jade.