FILM TITLE: THE SOUND OF CHRISTMAS
STATUS: PRE PRODUCTION
RUN TIME: 90 MINUTES
GENre: DRAMA / FAITH BASED
BASED ON THE TRUE STORY OF
Jessica Ressel A SURVIVOR.
FILM CREDITS
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY:
SHAWN WELLING
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:
LEE MAJORS
Mr. Joseph Brady a.k.a Mr. Joe (73)
LEE MAJORS
Miss Tara Seagull (18)
ALexis Arnold
Willow Cassidy (7)
EMMARAIN WELLING
Haley DiamonD (7-9)
(not Casted)
James Cassidy (42)
JOSHUA PERI
Julie Cassidy (33)
(not Casted)
Dr. Rebecca Blackwell (27)
ANDI SAKS
Gabe "Mr. Gabriel Berry" (33)
TOM VERA
Principal Collins (49)
(not Casted)
SYNOPSIS
A frustrated aged actor and playwright finds fulfillment as a grade school Theatre teacher.
MOVIE ASSIMILATION
"MR. HOLLAND'S OPUS" meets "SOUND OF MUSIC" with An "It's A WONDERFUL LIFE" FEEL.
MOVIE TAGLINE
Music washes the soul, THE FRUIT OF A CHriSTMAS MIRACLE.
WRITER'S INSPIRATION
AFTER INTERVIEWING ACTUAL CANCER PATIENTS For THE DOCumentary, "ALIVE A TRUE STORY OF HOPE" AND SEEING HIS DAUGHTER'S CHRISTMAS PagEaNT At OUR SAVIOR LUTHERaN school, director shawn welling writes "The Sound of Christmas."
STORY SHORT SYNOPSIS
In a modest school, A drama teacher (71), MUSIC COACH (18) AND HEAD MUSIC TEACHER (37), inspire students, especially SEVEN-year-old Willow Cassidy, who faces a devastating illness. As the Christmas Pageant unfolds, Willow's silent spirit transforms into A CHRISTMAS MIrACLE. Their bond leads to a legacy of inspiration and growth, marking a heartfelt farewell.
LOOK BOARD 1
STORY SYNOPSIS
In a modest school, Joseph Brady (71), a new drama teacher, is welcomed by Principal Collins (49) who hopes he can inspire the students. As he begins his journey, he connects with Willow Cassidy (7), a small girl with a notepad, who possesses an unyielding spirit despite her inability to speak.
After school, Miss Tara Seagull (18) discovers Willow's love for music, during a private piano session, urging her to trust her abilities.
ENCOURAGED AND MENTORED BY THE MUSIC TEACHER Mr. Gabriel Berry (33), Dr. Blackwell (28), MISS TARA SEAGULl (18), her parents (38 & 42) and MR. JOE, Willow FINDS THE STRENGTH TO LIVE EACH DAY TO THE FULLEST.
During the CHRISTMAS CHOIR pageant, Willow stands CHEERFULLY IN THE CHOIR SINGING, ABSENT ANY SOUND FROM HER SMALL BODY. as the choir sings, her unvoiced spirit transforms into an ethereal sound that captivates everyone.
STORY THEMES
"The Sound of Christmas" is a heartwarming tale of transformation, the enduring spirit of a young girl, and the profound impact of kindness and belief.
The Power of Hope and Miracles: Willow's story of overcoming adversity, and achieving the impossible, underscores the belief in miracles and the power of hope.
MENTORING YOUTH: Willow's BOND WITH MISS SEAGULL shows THE ABILITY TO OVERCOME THE IMPOSSIBLE WITH LOVE AND SUPPORT FROM TEACHERS.
Redemption and Forgiveness: Haley's transformation and apology to Willow highlight the themes of redemption and the importance of forgiveness.
The Joy of Teaching: Mr. Joe's journey from frustration to fulfillment illustrates the impact educators have on shaping young lives and the joy derived from sharing one's passions.
VISUALIZATION VIDEO
FULL STORY
ACT 1
A frustrated aged actor and playwright finds fulfillment as a grade school Theatre teacher.
Joseph Brady (rumored Lee Majors) a.k.a. Joe or Mr. Joe takes a teaching job. He teaches theatre at the school to pay the rent. In his 'spare time', he strives to achieve his true goal:
"write a memorable PLAYWRIGHT to leave his mark on the world.
He calls the play 'The Sound Of Christmas'. "
Joe discovers 'Life is to do great work BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY TO love what you do.’ As the years unfold, the joy of sharing his unyielding passion for music, acting and storytelling with his students becomes his new definition of success.
One student, Willow Cassidy 7 (EmmaRain Welling) who has been a mute since the age of 3, becomes his most unlikely, yet passionate student. Unable to talk, she signs or writes down everything with pink pencils ON a miniature pad of paper, that is hanging from her neck.
Willow stays after school to take private music lessons from Miss Tara Seagull (Alexis Arnold), a trained musician and voice coach, in hopes of impressing others of her musical talents in spite of the absence of her voice.
Willow often expresses to everyone with complete confidence that:
"One day i will sing so loud
The angels from heaven will come down to listen. "
She communicates this by writing or using sign language. Willow is always smiling, kind and unaffected by her ailment.
She is a shining light to all.
While prepping for the school’s Christmas Pageant, the music teachers, Mr. Gabriel Berry a.k.a. Gabe (Tom Vera), places Willow center on the third row in the chorus line up. She is laughed at by a few students as they know she can't sing at all, much less even talk. Most of the students, however, support her for being there. Her mentors, Mr. Joe and Miss Seagull, are there to give her the confidence to carry on.
ACT 2
One day Willow falls on the playground during recess and breaks her leg. She screams for help, but no one can hear her. Willow gets up but, as her vision becomes blurred, she trips over a toy that was left in her path.
School bully, Haley Diamond, sees the accident and laughs. Haley tells no one as she watches Willow CRY FOR HELP. THE cry IS empty AND unheard AS HER MUTE INFLICTION HAS LITTLE WILLOW ALONE IN THE COLD. Willow lays on the ground in pain. Miss SeagULl senses something is wrong, as she and Willow have created an inseparable bond. She finds Willow half unconscious on the playground, plagued by the cold.
Willow’s parents, James Cassidy (Joshua Peri) and Julie Cassidy, take her in for a complete exam to see if any other bones are broken BESIDES HER LEFT LEG. They are told from a specialist, Dr. Rebecca Blackwell (Andi Saks), that the MRI shows that Willow has a brain tumor.
The tumor is the cause of the blurred vision and no doubt has deeply effected her vocal cords SINCE AGE 3.
Willow is given 6 months to live. The tumor had been dormant for many years but now is growing rapidly, Her parents are devastated, yet Willow tells them she is ready to go to heaven to be with God and it is ok. Willow asks that they not tell anyone.
ACT 3
The big moment for the Christmas pageant is here and the principal can't seem to find Mr. Joe anywhere wanted to remind him that the big pageant, in the stunning school church, is about to start.
Mr. Joe resolves to solitude and prayer minutes before appearing in the church to watch the pageant. Mr. Joe prays for a miracle that one day the angels will hear Willow sing… as Willow has professed to Mr. Joe many times.
Mr. Joe has been told of Willow’s condition and is devastated.
Handel’s Messiah is about to begin. Haley Diamond, who has been the main school bully to Willow, places her hand gently on Willow’s shoulder from her back and whispers “Willow, I am sorry for being so mean to you, will you please forgive me”? Willow turns with a smile and shakes her head up and down as a gentle yes. They both are ready for the pageant to start. A tear drop comes from Willow’s eye and she mouths AN UNHEARD BUT DEEPLY UNDERSTOOD “thank you” to the once bully.
Willow turns to face the large audience of parents and friends. THE ONCE BULLY Haley begins to cry with a smile as her heavy heart is released. She privately promises to God to never bully again.
The pipe organ begins and the children begin to sing as Willow mouths along with her unheard voice and privately signs the words. Willow is now wearing glasses but takes them off after her tear drop smears the glasses, she is mouthing the words to a blurred audience.
Haley watches Willow closely and begins to hear a small voice coming from her mouth. For the first time ever, she is singing “Hallelujah.” Willow’s voice slowly gets louder and louder. WILLOW STARTS TO SEE CLEARLY AGAIN WITHOUT HER GLASSES. MISS SEAGULL IS TEARY EYED AS SHE HEARS WILLOW'S PRECIOUS VOICE.
Gabe, Miss SeagULl and Mr. Joe all notice the children around Willow turning to her in silence and amazement as Willow begins to sing the Hallelujah chorus a cappella.
Miss SeagULl says quietly “and now the angels are on their way” then she begins to softly cry. All the students join in to sing with Willow as Haley places her arm around Willow.
The whole church begins to sing as we cut to beams of light above the church piercing down from the clouds above. Small sparkles of golden flakes are noticed in the beams of light. There is no doubt that these are angels .
One WEEK later, Willow visits Mr. Joe on his last day of teaching. Mr. Joe had found out that not only haD Willow’s voice been completely restored, but her cancer had completely dissipated overnight after the Christmas pageant. Willow is no longer wearing glasses.
Willow states that Miss SeagULl and everyone will miss him, and that everyone is sad to see him retire. Apologetically, Willow said Miss SeagULl and her had read the PLAY he left on his desk. THEY felt bad about reading it without his permission. Mr. Joe was actually pleased and thankful someone cared enough TO READ IT. JOKINGLY MR. JOE EXCLAIMS, "FROM THE GREAT PLAYWRIGHT Joseph Brady, "THE SOUND OF CHRISTMAS" HAS LEFT ITS MARK ON A DUSTY DESK AND THAT IS THE ONLY MARK IT WILL LEAVE ON THIS WORLD."
They hug and Willow says “I hope I see ya around and Merry Christmas!” She leaves and the door quietly closes. Mr. Joe gets up and looks around at group pics of him with the kids. As he leaves, a sadness comes over him.
Walking down the lonely hallway, he hears chatter of familiar words in the school auditorium. Curious, he opens the door to see the complete stage setting of his play, built by the children.
The children prepare the opening act after Miss SeagULl and Gabe take him to his chair. They hand Mr. Joe the playbill. The children created the front cover that said “The Sound of Christmas by Joseph Brady.”
The voice of Willow Cassidy is heard across the full auditorium, filled with parents, GUESTS and students, “Ladies and Gentlemen we are honored and proud to present ‘The Sound of Christmas’” Mr. Joe begins to tear up and smile. (Cut to black)
Movie Plot Outline: "The Sound of Christmas"
This outline captures the heartwarming journey of Joe and Willow, emphasizing themes of perseverance, redemption, and the transformative power of art and kindness.
Act 1: Introduction
Scene 1: A New Beginning
Setting: Joseph Beach's small apartment, cluttered with unfinished scripts and theatre memorabilia.
- Plot: Joseph Beach, an aged and frustrated actor-playwright, is introduced. Struggling financially and creatively, he reluctantly takes a job as a theatre teacher at a local grade school to make ends meet.
Scene 2: The School
- Setting: The grade school where Joe starts teaching.
- Plot: Joe meets his students and fellow teachers, including Miss Tara Seagull and Mr. Gabriel Berry. He is introduced to Willow Cassidy, a mute but spirited young girl with a passion for music.
Scene 3: Discovering Purpose
- Setting: The school's theatre room.
- Plot: Joe begins to find joy in sharing his love for theatre with the children. He starts working on his dream project, a musical titled "The Sound of Christmas."
Act 2: Building Relationships
Scene 4: Willow's Determination
- Setting: Music room after school.
- Plot: Willow takes private music lessons with Miss Seagull, communicating through writing and sign language. Her positivity and determination inspire Joe and others around her.
Scene 5: The Christmas Pageant Rehearsals
- Setting: School auditorium.
- Plot: Preparations for the Christmas pageant are underway. Willow is placed in the choir despite her inability to sing, with support from her mentors and most of her peers.
Scene 6: An Unfortunate Accident
- Setting: School playground.
- Plot: Willow falls and breaks her leg during recess. The incident leads to the discovery of a brain tumor that has caused her muteness and other symptoms.
Act 3: The Miracle
Scene 7: The Diagnosis
- Setting: Hospital.
- Plot: Willow's parents learn about her condition and prognosis. Despite the devastating news, Willow remains optimistic and asks her parents to keep her illness a secret.
Scene 8: The Pageant Day
- Setting: School church.
- Plot: On the day of the pageant, Mr. Joe prays for a miracle. Willow, encouraged by her peers, takes her place in the choir. In a moment of transformation, she miraculously begins to sing the "Hallelujah" chorus.
Act 4: A Christmas Gift
Scene 9: The Aftermath
- Setting: School, a week later.
- Plot: The miraculous event leads to Willow's complete recovery. She visits Mr. Joe on his last day of teaching to express gratitude and reveal that she and Miss Seagull read his play.
Scene 10: The Farewell
- Setting: School hallway.
- Plot: Joe, feeling a sense of accomplishment and fulfillment, prepares to leave. He is surprised when he hears familiar words coming from the auditorium.
Scene 11: The Surprise Performance
- Setting: School auditorium.
- Plot: Joe discovers that the children have prepared a performance of his play, "The Sound of Christmas." Willow introduces the play, and Joe is deeply moved, realizing his legacy is alive through his students.
Epilogue: A New Chapter
- Setting: Auditorium, filled with applause.
- Plot: As the performance begins, Joe sits with tears of joy, knowing he has achieved his true purpose. The screen cuts to black, leaving the audience with a sense of hope, love, and the magic of Christmas.
Character Breakdown for "The Sound of Christmas"
Joseph BRADY 72 / Mr. Joe (LEE MAJORS)
Description: Joseph Brady, affectionately known as Mr. Joe, is a seasoned actor and playwright who has seen better days in the limelight. Now in his twilight years, he takes up a teaching role at a local grade school to make ends meet. Despite his initial reluctance, teaching becomes more than just a job, it transforms into a platform for rediscovering his passion for theater and storytelling.
Character Arc: Throughout the story, Mr. Joe transitions from frustration and unfulfilled ambitions to finding true success and joy in mentoring young minds. His journey highlights the theme that true fulfillment comes from doing what you love and sharing it with others.
Relationships:
- Willow Cassidy: Mr. Joe becomes a mentor and a source of inspiration for Willow, fostering her love for music and performance despite her muteness.
- Miss Tara Seagull and Mr. Gabe: His colleagues and allies in encouraging students, especially Willow, to pursue their passions.
Willow Cassidy 7 (EMMARAIN WELLING)
Description: Willow Cassidy, a 7-year-old with an indomitable spirit, has been mute since she was three. Despite her inability to speak, she communicates with the world through sign language and writing using her signature pink pencils and pad. Her optimism and kindness serve as a beacon of hope and positivity for those around her.
Character Arc: Willow's journey is one of resilience and miracles. Despite facing a life-threatening brain tumor, she remains courageous and hopeful. Her miraculous recovery and newfound ability to sing become the emotional climax of the story, symbolizing hope and the power of belief.
Relationships:
- Mr. Joe: She finds a mentor and friend in Mr. Joe, who believes in her potential and encourages her to dream big.
- Miss Tara Seagull: As her music teacher, Miss Seagull plays a pivotal role in nurturing Willow's musical talents.
- Haley Diamond: The transformation of their relationship from bullying to friendship underscores themes of forgiveness and redemption.
Miss Tara Seagull 18 (ALexis Arnold)
Description: Miss Seagull is a dedicated music teacher and voice coach who recognizes Willow's potential despite her muteness. Her gentle guidance and unwavering support inspires her students to believe in themselves.
Character Arc: Miss Seagull's dedication to her students, particularly Willow, exemplifies the impact teachers can have on young lives. Her emotional bond with Willow highlights the power of compassion and understanding.
Haley DiamonD 7-9 (not Casted)
Description: Initially portrayed as a school bully, Haley's character undergoes significant development. Her initial teasing of Willow evolves into genuine remorse and a heartfelt apology, marking a significant turning point in her character.
Character Arc: Haley's transformation from a bully to a friend illustrates themes of forgiveness and personal growth. Her change of heart is pivotal in the story, as it leads to her supporting Willow during the Christmas pageant.
James(joshua peri) and Julie Cassidy (uncasted):
Description: Willow's loving parents, who face the devastating news of her illness with courage and grace. James and Julie work closely with Dr. Rebecca to a solution outside of chemo and radiation but find multiple set backs as the hospital tries to take over custody of Willow's treatment.
Dr. Rebecca Blackwell (ANDI SAKS):
Description:
The specialist who diagnoses Willow's condition, setting the stage for the story's miraculous turn. Rebecca positions a treatment outside of the FDA and prevents Willow's entanglement with radiation and chemo that saves Willow from a devastating turn.
Gabe "Mr. Gabriel Berry" (TOM VERA):
Description:
A supportive music teacher who helps orchestrate the Christmas pageant and encourages the students. Gabe mentors Tara Seagull who often doubts her own ability to help her private student Willow. Gabe is instrumental in helping Tara formulate a plan to overcome her own self doubt by deeply engaging in helping Willow.
Principal Collins (49) / (not Casted)
Description:
The head master of the school who often helps keep the school together with an often overly strict approach to the school. She is against any secular songs or teachings shunning the kids from dancing and secular singing but soon finds a lovely opportunity to find balance. Principal Collins often struggles less with secular vs. non secular but more with laughter vs. deep concern.
LOOK BOARD 2
Script Outline:
THE SOUND OF CHRISTMAS
SCENE 1: A NEW BEGINNING
Setting: A modest school hallway lined with faded posters of past performances.
Characters: Joseph Brady (Joe), Principal Collins
(The hallway is bustling with students heading to class. Joe, carrying a stack of papers, stands awkwardly to the side, observing the chaos with a mix of apprehension and curiosity. Principal Collins approaches with a welcoming smile.)
Principal Collins:
Welcome aboard, Mr. Brady. We're thrilled to have someone of your experience with us.
Joe:
(nodding)
Thank you. It's been a while since I've been on this side of a classroom.
Principal Collins:
You'll fit right in. The students could use some inspiration. Our Christmas Pageant needs a touch of your magic.
Joe:
(smiling)
Let's see what I can do.
(They walk down the hallway as the bell rings, marking the start of a new chapter for Joe.)
SCENE 2: THE UNLIKELY STUDENT
Setting: The school auditorium, filled with the sounds of eager students.
Characters: Joe, Willow Cassidy, Miss Tara Seagull, Gabe Berry
(Joe stands at the front of the auditorium, addressing a group of students. Willow, a small girl with a notepad around her neck, watches from the back row. Miss Seagull sits at the piano, and Gabe Berry, the music teacher, listens attentively.)
Joe:
(enthusiastically)
Theatre is about telling stories that matter. Each of you has a voice that can change the world.
(Willow scribbles in her notepad, her eyes gleaming with interest. Miss Seagull notices her and smiles encouragingly.)
Miss Seagull:
(whispering to Gabe)
That girl has potential. With or without a voice.
Gabe:
(nodding)
She's got spirit, that's for sure.
(Willow catches their gaze and gives a small wave, her pink pencil poised for the next note.)
SCENE 3: AFTER HOURS
Setting: Empty music room after school.
Characters: Willow, Miss Seagull
(Willow sits at the piano, her fingers hesitantly pressing the keys. Miss Seagull stands beside her, guiding her hands.)
Miss Seagull:
(gently)
Trust the music, Willow. Let it speak for you.
(Willow nods, concentrating. She plays a simple melody, her expression one of pure joy.)
Miss Seagull:
Beautiful. Just like you said, one day the angels will come to listen.
(Willow beams, writing “Thank you” on her notepad before hugging Miss Seagull tightly.)
SCENE 4: THE PLAYGROUND INCIDENT
Setting: School playground, recess time.
Characters: Willow, Haley Diamond, Miss Seagull
(The playground is alive with laughter and chatter. Willow, daydreaming, walks slowly, unaware of her surroundings. Suddenly, she trips and falls, crying out silently in pain. Haley, the school bully, notices and chuckles to herself before looking away.)
Haley:
(smirking)
Can't even stand on her own two feet.
(Miss Seagull, sensing something wrong, rushes over and finds Willow on the ground, struggling to get up.)
Miss Seagull:
(alarmed)
Willow! Are you okay?
(Willow nods weakly, tears in her eyes. Miss Seagull helps her up, noticing her distress.)
Miss Seagull:
Let's get you to the nurse.
(They leave the playground, Haley watching with a mix of guilt and confusion.)
SCENE 5: THE DIAGNOSIS
Setting: Doctor’s office, somber atmosphere.
Characters: James Cassidy, Julie Cassidy, Dr. Rebecca Blackwell
(James and Julie sit anxiously in the doctor’s office. Dr. Blackwell enters, carrying a file.)
Dr. Blackwell:
Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy, I’m afraid we have some concerning news.
(James grips Julie’s hand tightly.)
Dr. Blackwell:
The MRI shows a tumor that's affecting Willow's vocal cords and vision. It’s growing rapidly.
Julie:
(tearfully)
How long does she have?
Dr. Blackwell:
Six months, if that. I'm so sorry.
(James and Julie hold each other, devastated. Julie wipes her tears, trying to stay strong.)
Julie:
Willow doesn't want anyone to know. She’s ready to go to heaven.
(Dr. Blackwell nods understandingly as they leave, their hearts heavy with sorrow.)
SCENE 6: PREPARATIONS AND PRAYERS
Setting: School church, decorated for the Christmas Pageant.
Characters: Joe, Principal Collins, Gabe, Miss Seagull, Students
(The church is abuzz with excitement. Joe stands to the side, a script in hand, watching the students prepare. Principal Collins approaches, concerned.)
Principal Collins:
Joe, have you seen Willow? The pageant is about to start.
Joe:
(distracted)
She’ll be here. I know it.
(As the students take their places, Joe steps aside, quietly praying.)
Joe:
(softly)
Dear God, I know we cannot hear Willow sing but please, let the angels hear her. I wish to have the angels tell me about her voice in my dreams tonight.
(The organ begins to play, and the pageant commences.)
SCENE 7: THE MIRACLE
Setting: The church, filled with parents and students.
Characters: Willow, Haley, Joe, Gabe, Miss Seagull, Students
(The choir sings as Willow stands in the third row, mouthing the words. Haley stands beside her, feeling remorseful. She gently taps Willow's shoulder.)
Haley:
(whispering)
I'm sorry, Willow. Please forgive me.
(Willow smiles, nodding, as a tear escapes her eye. As the choir sings, the congregation watches in awe as Willow’s silent mouthing transforms into an audible, angelic voice. The church falls silent, captivated by the miracle unfolding before them.)
Gabe:
(awed)
Is that Willow?
Miss Seagull:
(tearfully)
The angels are on there way and yes Gabe, that is her singing as loud as Gabriel’s Trumpets.
(The entire congregation joins in the Hallelujah chorus, as golden light beams down, illuminating the church. Haley, overwhelmed with emotion, promises to change her ways.)
SCENE 8: A NEW CHAPTER
Setting: Joe's classroom, a week later.
Characters: Joe, Willow
(Joe packs his belongings, ready to leave the school. Willow enters, her eyes bright and voice clear.)
Willow:
(happily)
Mr. Joe! I wanted to say goodbye.
Joe:
(smiling)
I heard your voice, Willow. It was the most beautiful sound.
Willow:
(nodding)
Miss Seagull and I read your play. It's amazing!
Joe:
(touched)
I'm glad someone did. Thank you, Willow.
(Jokingly)
The great Joseph Brady’s "The Sound of Christmas" has left its mark on a dusty desk and that is the only mark it will leave on this world"
(They hug, and Willow waves as she leaves, her voice echoing a cheerful “Merry Christmas!” Joe stands, reflecting on the memories.)
(As he walks down the hallway, he hears familiar lines from his play. Curious, he opens the auditorium door.)
SCENE 9: THE LEGACY
Setting: School auditorium, vibrant with activity.
Characters: Joe, Miss Seagull, Gabe, Students
(Joe enters to see the stage set for his play, “The Sound of Christmas.” The students bustle with excitement, preparing for the performance.)
Miss Seagull:
(approaching)
We couldn’t let you leave without seeing this.
Gabe:
(handing him a playbill)
It’s time for your story to be told.
(Joe takes his seat, overwhelmed with gratitude. The lights dim, and Willow's voice rings out across the auditorium.)
Willow:
(announcing)
Ladies and gentlemen, we present “The Sound of Christmas.”
(Joe watches, tears in his eyes, as the students bring his story to life. The curtain falls, marking the beginning of a new legacy.)
(Cut to black.)
(L-R) Mr. Joe / Willow Cassidy / PRINCIPLE / Miss Tara Seagull
Gabe "Mr. Gabriel Berry" / HALEy DIAMON / James Cassidy
Julie Cassidy / Dr. Rebecca Blackwell.
Mr. Joe (73) / LEE MAJORS
Miss Tara Seagull (18) / ALEXIS ARNOLD
Willow Cassidy (7) / EMMARAIN WELLING
Haley Diamond (7-9) / (not casted)
James Cassidy (42) / JOSHUA PERI
Julie Cassidy / (not casted)
Dr. Rebecca Blackwell (27) / ANDI SAKS
Gabe "Mr. Gabriel Berry" (33) / TOM VERA
Principle Collins (49) / (not casted)