Cameron Clifford is an actor, known for The Great Gilly Hopkins (2015).

Cameron Cloutier is an actor and writer, known for Driving Nowhere (2016), The Road Killer and Coming Home (2013).

Cameron Colquhoun is known for Spies (2017).

Cameron Cook is known for Romantic Comedy (2019).

Cameron Cook is known for The Gentlemen (2024), Paris Has Fallen (2024) and Kevin (2018).

Cameron Cotrell is known for Nasty (2022).

Cameron Cottrell is an actor, known for Price of Love (2020), Child Support (2019) and Code of Thieves (2020).

Cameron Counts was born on May 30th, 1974 in Olney, Illinois and lived most of his life in Wayne City. Graduated Wayne City Grade school in 1988 and Wayne City High School in 1992. Attended (and dropped out from) the Southern Illinois University - Carbondale film program. Although unproduced, he has been a screenwriter for most of his life. He has both shorts and features in various stages of development. In November of 2003, he Founded the Writing Initiative to provide education and support for writers of all ages, mediums and genres. Moved to Springfield IL in 2004. He was the primary Judge of the Writing Initiative/Get Initiative screenwriting contest and was on the judging panel for the Route 66 Film Festival from 2008-2011. In October of 2008, he was elected President of the Springfield and Central Illinois Film Commission and served for over 3 years. Stepped down in 2012 in preparation for a major move. Although "The Perfect Mark" was his first role on film, he has also acted in the dinner theatre production "Dinner with the Mafia" (2007) In summer of 2010, he started Five Bean Productions and his first film project, "Stairways to Nowhere", a short documentary focusing on the Mississippi gulf coast that chronicles the Hurricane Katrina recovery and the 5th Anniversary events. Was on both the Steering Committee and Board when Springfield's Public Access Channel 4 went non-profit in 2011 and eventually was elected Vice President. Moved to Los Angeles area (Pacoima) in February of 2013. Read for the Scriptwriters Network's High Concept Screenwriting Competition for the 2011, 2012 and 2013 competitions. Was the Primary Judge/Reader for the 1st Annual RIP Horror Film Festival Screenplay Competition in 2013. Moved back to his hometown in Illinois May of 2014, is still screenwriting and is considering Producing. He is currently single...painfully single. He also enjoys referring to himself in the 3rd person.

Cameron Covell's parents are Karen and James Covell, and his brother is Christopher Covell. He started his acting career in the 1st grade where he played the "Wolf" in a production of Little Red Riding Hood. He went on to Millikan Middle School, where he played an active part in the Drama Production program. For high school, he attended the Los Angeles County high school for the Arts, where he majored in Theater. Along with being an avid actor, Cameron also loves to make films. He has written and directed 5 of his own 30 minute short films, and continues to make them in his free time.

Cameron Cowperthwaite is an American actor, writer and film producer based out of Los Angeles, CA. He has had the opportunity of working with some of the most prolific television producers working today, sharing credits with the likes of Ryan Murphy, Jonathan Nolan, Fernando Meirelles, Tina Fey, Shonda Rhimes, David Simon, Dick Wolf and John Wells. His television career started in 2016 working on Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders, which lead to many recurring guest roles on Emmy nominated shows like American Horror Story, American Horror Stories, Feud: Bette and Joan, Animal Kingdom, Shameless, The Deuce, 911: Lone Star, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. He is most known for playing the role of real life Steven Hicks on Dahmer - Monster: The Jefrey Dahmer Story, which nabbed 13 Emmy nominations, and was Netflix's most popular world wide show at number 1 in over 90 countries. He has also tackled an array of roles in independent film working with BoulderLight Pictures on horror hits like Pledge, and also working with Academy Award Winner Tom Schulman in his newest billiard period drama Double Down South. His entry into producing and writing started in 2021 with his erotic thriller "Bight", soon to be out later this year.