Last Dollar Til

Glenn Moore

as Lance

Glenn Moore has always been drawn to horror films, especially the way they use tension, character, and difficult choices to reveal who people really are. He played Lance in the short version of Last Dollar Til and returns for the feature as its lead. He brings the same instinct to the role that he brings to his own scripts: working out how a real person would react under pressure before deciding how to play it.

Outside of acting, Glenn develops original horror concepts that often grow into screenplays of his own. He's also studying Supply Chain Management and is a certified personal trainer, balancing his creative work with two fields that demand a very different kind of discipline.

Whether he's writing, training, studying, or stepping into a role, Glenn is drawn to the details, especially the moments when people are under pressure and have to decide who they're going to be.

Kiara "Koko" Berry

as Mel

Kiara "Koko" Berry has spent more than a decade as a dancer and performer, developing a sharp sense for movement, emotion, and the way people communicate without saying a word. She played Melanie in the short version of Last Dollar Til and returns for the feature, where Melanie serves as the film's emotional center, the person the audience watches to gauge how bad things have actually gotten. Kiara draws on her own life as a partner and a mother to bring real tenderness to the role.

The pregnancy carried a personal echo for her too: she was pregnant herself during filming, playing a character going through the same thing in the story.

Outside of acting, Kiara is a mother of three and a business owner, running both alongside her creative work. Her years in production and performance shape how she approaches every project, in front of the camera and behind it.

It's the same instinct she started with as a dancer: say the true thing before anyone reaches for words.

Löki Ferno

Director of Photography / EP

A visionary filmmaker emerging from Milwaukee's northside, Löki Ferno crafts narratives where shadow meets light. With roots in MPS education and formal training through an AA in E-Production and Television (MATC) and a BA in Communications & Leadership (Summa Cum Laude), Ferno is currently pursuing a Master's in Social Work at Concordia University. A true production polymath, Ferno seamlessly navigates every facet of filmmaking; from audio engineering, cinematography, and lighting design to editing, acting, directing, and writing.

Ferno's signature aesthetic marries dark, moody compositions with vibrant color palettes, creating distinctive works across horror, comedy, and dramatic action genres. His artistic approach transforms Milwaukee's urban landscape into visceral visual diaries, with each meticulously composed frame carrying profound emotional weight. Having honed his craft through multiple short film productions and festival selections, Ferno's work serves as a bridge between silence and understanding.