Cast and Crew
"Matt Porter"; Executive Producer, Sound Mixer, Sound Editor
As an Executive Producer and the lead actor, Jermain played a key role in bringing the concept of I'll Tell You When You're Older to life on the screen. He brought his imagination and professionalism to the forefront while working on this production.
"Shawn Porter"
Xavier Scheeler is a talented teen actor, who has been acting in short films, commercials, and features (including CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER) for years. He is also a stand-up comic and has performed in front of sold out audiences at local clubs. When he's not working towards his craft, he is dedicated to helping the community; he organizes food drives, book drives, and even dressed like the Easter Bunny during the COVID-19 shutdown and walked neighborhoods waving at kids stuck at home.
"Emily Porter"
A student of the Meisner Technique, Alice has played roles from Moliere to modern theatre, working in the Southeast in dozens of theatrical, films, commercials, and industrial projects. She has studied with Bill Feehely and Caroline Loccorierre. Recent credits include a co-star role on the CW series LEGACIES and the lead role as a gunslinger in the upcoming Western WHITE TALON CITY. She loves to travel, is an organizing junkie, and a “less meat-atarian” while she eats her way to becoming vegan. Learn more about Alice at www.aliceraver.com.
Executive Producer, Director, Writer, and Editor
Andy Epsilantis is a recent graduate of the University of Maryland Baltimore County with dual Bachelor's degrees in Cinematic Arts and Political Science. Driven by his empathetic nature, Mr. Epsilantis' work often directly deals with or features political and social themes, such as the LGBTQ community, climate change, and gun control. His unique college education opens the door for a humanitarian's outlook in narrative fiction often only seen in documentary.
Director of Photography, Gaffer, Editor, and Colorist
Rittenhouse was responsible for a wide variety of elements during the filming and production of I'll Tell You When You're Older, with his versatility and proficiency on full display; from pre-production all the way through the release.
Screenwriter
Emily Steele has been actively involved in the live theater and independent film community for many years. She was the head writer for the online sketch-comedy series Common Sense for Dummys and the online sitcom It's Complicated, which she also co-created. The pilot is currently running the festival circuit, already having won several awards.
Her first short film screenplay, Just Grate, won Best Experimental Short at the San Diego International Kids Film Festival as well as Best Live-Action Short Film at the Memphis International Film and Music Festival. Her second screenplay and first produced short film, Are You Listening, took home awards at the Great Lakes International Film Festival, the Smoky Mountain Film Festival, and the Miami Beach Film Festival.
You can follow her on Twitter @TheEmilySteele and Instagram at therealsteele19.
"Sheriff Weir"; Assistant Director
Harvey Roberts is a mid-Atlantic actor based in the Washington, DC, area. Look for him in upcoming feature films SHRIEKSHOW, SHOWDOWN ON THE BRAZOS, and SAMLAND.
Austen San Nicolas
Assistant Camera, Best Boy
San Nicolas brought his delightful personality and innovative mindset with him each and every day, helping to set the collaborative tone throughout the duration of the project.
Jessica "Red" Wanless
Production Coordinator
Terrence Sanchez
Sound Recordist
"Cop"
Nelson is an award-winning voice actor (FACE THEM). His career in entertainment has been highlighted with professional wrestling, producing, and co-hosting a radio morning show, as well as appearing on popular shows for HBO, Netflix, and Investigation Discovery. When he isn't acting, Nelson is a volunteer EMT and firefighter in Baltimore County. Find him at www.natenelsononline.com.
Carol Phipps
Production Assistant
Phipps is a brilliant hair and makeup stylist who assisted in getting Scheeler's look just right to match his pre-cast younger counterpart.
Lauren Fletcher
Production Assistant
Since 2015, Fletcher has worked on local filmmaking projects as an actress, co-writer, and production assistant. She participated in five 48 Hour Film Challenges in both Washington D.C. and Baltimore. Other projects include HOTEL WHEATON from the Make a Movie in a Month Challenge that came in 3rd place at the Wheaton Film Festival.