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Mie Omori
(Lovey)
FISHBOWL marks Mie Omori’s film debut. Born and raised in Honolulu, the high school student enjoys English and Biology. “I’m not as good at Bio as I am English but I still really love both subjects. History is pretty wonderful, too,” says Mie. She hopes to attend college on the East Coast or “somewhere where it snows.” Her experience on FISHBOWL was life changing. “It was really interesting to play Lovey, because we’re so different,” she said. “[Lovey is] extremely introverted while I find it fun to sometimes make a fool of myself and laugh. I had such an amazing time with the cast and crew…. check out Billy’s groovy dance moves!" |
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Billy Lam
(Jerry)
A sophomore at Kaimuki High School in Honolulu, Billy Lam is a choreographer and dancer. He has been dancing for Jason Ulep's Hypersquad, a 300-strong dance organization for youth and adults, for over three years. He has been performing and choreographing a diverse range of dance techniques including jazz, hip hop and ballet, with Hypersquad and his brother Ricky (also a choreographer and dancer). FISHBOWL is Billy’s first foray into acting and he hopes to pursue more work in film. Billy says that his favorite scenes were the ones where he got to wear a mustache.
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Jordan Mukai
(Lori)
Jordan Mukai makes her acting debut in FISHBOWL. An alto saxophonist, the sophomore plays in her high school’s marching band, symphonic band and competes on the bowling team. Second to her love for acting, is her love for music. Jordan participated in the Pacific Music Institute, where she was awarded third seat out of nine. She is an alumnus of the State Ninth Grade Select Band, where she held the esteemed position of second chair. Jordon studies under the instruction of Todd Yukumoto, director of the University of Hawaii Saxophone Choir. She has been enrolled in the Hawaii Theatre for Youth, summer session.
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Bill Ogilvie
(Mr. Harvey)
Bill Ogilvie is one of Hawaii’s most respected actors of stage and screen. His film, TV and stage credits include Hawaii 5-0, Magnum P.I., Blood and Orchids, Jake and the Fatman, One West Waikiki, Betrayal and Hawaii. Bill is also a dedicated stage director and drama educator. He has directed over 20 large scale productions in Hawaii, including Six Degrees of Separation, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Amadeus, Twelf Nite o Wateva and Twentieth Century. Bill also teaches adults and children at Diamond Head Theatre, and works with elementary and intermediate school students at various private and public schools throughout Hawaii.
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