Quan is an actor, writer, and producer working across theater, television, and film. A graduate of Brown University and an alum of the 2024–2025 Sony Pictures Television Fellowship, he is also the Founder and Director of the nonprofit Billiards VMSOA, where he leads artist-driven storytelling and development.

His work is constantly rooted in character and a deep sense of sonder, the awareness that every person carries a life as vivid and complex as your own.

As creator and writer of SP (Simulated Patient), he is building a new lane for micro dramas, one that challenges the expectations of vertical storytelling and proves the form can hold something real.

Thomika is an Elliot Norton Award–nominated actor, writer, and producer, and a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association. Her acclaimed stage work includes Chicken & Biscuits, Fat Ham, The Garbologist, Our Town, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream. A third-generation performing artist trained at the British American Dramatic Academy at Oxford, Thomika brings depth, range, and emotional truth to every story she tells.

She is also the co-creator, co-writer, co-producer, and lead actor behind SP: Simulated Patient. Born in New York City and raised in Roxbury, Massachusetts, Thomika is committed to creating work that is vulnerable, complex, and transformative.

Nobelle is an actor, producer, writer, and director committed to telling necessary stories through thoughtful, empathy-driven art. A Sony Pictures Television fellowship alum, they launched their own production company, Goldilux Productions, in 2025 and continue to build work rooted in imagination, care, and impact. Nobelle serves as Producer on SP.

Hailey Elise is a director and creator whose work blends emotional truth with a clinical awareness of human behavior. With a background in theater, film, and performance, including movement, improv, and dialect work, she brings an actor-centered approach grounded in both artistic precision and psychological safety.

She earned her Master’s degree from the Claire Trevor School of the Arts at the University of California, Irvine, where she directed original projects including The Chorus, a retelling of Shakespeare, A Black Boy, Smiles, and other visually driven works rooted in social commentary. 

As a Cognitive Educational Therapist, Hailey integrates full awareness, communication, and behavioral insight into her directing. Her work is both clinically observant and emotionally realistic, creating environments where artists feel safe to take risks and produce deeply truthful performances.

For SP: Simulated Patient, Hailey brings that same rigor, care, and emotional intelligence to the directing, helping shape a world that feels both precise and deeply human.