About

Cami Roebuck is an actress, artist, and 15-year cosplay veteran. She began cosplaying at age 7 and later did so professionally under "MoodHairCosplays" and "Cami Roebuck Creative." With her family, she created intricate costumes and props and sold handmade goods at conventions under "The MHC Workshop." Cami has been featured in Marvel's Costober Fest, MTV's DragonCon Coverage, Wizard World Magazine, and Cosplay Culture Magazine. She won awards at DragonCon, Pensacon, and the Smite World Championship. In 2017, Cami transitioned to acting and filmmaking, appearing in NCIS: New Orleans, The Purge TV series, Hulu's Wounds, and Bruce Willis's A Day To Die. She has starred in and produced various independent projects with her husband, Derek Bond, including When the Trash Man Knocks (2023). Cami has also written, directed, and starred in her own works, such as Broad Daylight (2018), Ghosted (2020), The Rabbit (2024), and the award-winning series The 12 Sacred Moons (2020-2021), co-created with her mother.

T.D. Roebuck is a multimedia artist with a career spanning over 40 years. Graduating from Belhaven University with a B.A. in art, she also became a licensed hairdresser and art teacher. She worked as a set painter and costume consultant across the southeast. Her passion for seamstress work was ignited by her daughter, Cami, leading to a 15-year journey in the comic book convention world, operating a handmade goods business and doing cosplay under MoodHairCosplays, Cami Roebuck Creative, and The MHC Workshop. T.D. has also contributed to films and TV, including the PBS series Read Between the Lions, Joe Badon’s Sister Tempest and The Wheel of Heaven, and the multi-award-winning series The 12 Sacred Moons, co-created with her daughter, Cami.

Mr. Mikkelsen is the Rivers Ash Productions mega star. Adopted in 2020 by the Roebuck family, Mikk has gone on to make many cameo appearances and even star in a number of Rivers Ash Productions media with leading roles as Lil Boss and Tools in 2 installments of The 12 Sacred Moons Series, and eventually securing his own short film series “A Time For Romance” in which he plays hardened Valentines Day criminal, Cannoli Jim. Beyond his film work, Mikk is also the floor manager of a tech refurbishing and recycling warehouse and is the sheriff of “Kitty City” where he monitors the goings on of all his animal siblings: 7 cats, Gomez, Butterworm, Borisito, Pink Nose Pete, Bella the Bewildered, Boy Buffy St. Ridge, and Chicken Vindaloo, and 3 ducks, Langley, Byers, and Frohike, all of whom have made film appearances in various Rivers Ash Productions projects alongside Mikk in his acting journey. He is understandably scared of children and his brother Borisito and has a consistent rider requirement on every project he works on of being served 2 chicken strips a day.

Derek is an artist, craftsman, and technical specialist with over 15 years of experience in filmmaking.  He began his costuming and stagecraft journey as a teenager in Pensacola Florida, where he was a founding member of the Southeastern Teen Shakespeare Company. Derek attended the University of West Florida to pursue art, design, and advertising. There, he began his first foray into independent film with the feature length horror movie “Entity”. This film would later be purchased by Kinematic Entertainment in 2012, securing Derek a position with the production company and its subsidiaries. For the next 2 years, Derek would work on a number of short films for Kinematic as well as assisting in planning the pop-culture convention, Pensacon. It was during his marketing duties at Pensacon that Derek met Cami and was folded into the Roebuck family. Derek and Cami have since written, filmed, edited, and distributed several short films and series, as well as collaborating on many other film projects with local artists.

Jeff Roebuck was born in Ashland, Massachusetts, and grew up with thespian tendencies. In 1980, he debuted his clown character, Inky The Clown. Due to the Witness Protection Program, Jeff moved to Mississippi in 1982, where he developed Inky and his Half Ring Circus, eventually becoming President of the Mississippi Clown Alley. In 1984, they performed at the New Orleans World's Fair.  In 1986, Jeff won the "Funniest Person In Mississippi" contest, earning a spot at Houston's Comedy Workshop Club. He toured the Southeast as a stand-up comedian and was featured in GQ Magazine, while continuing to perform as Inky for over 44 years.  In 1996, Jeff married artist Tiny Dinkins, and with their daughter Cami, they formed MoodHairCosplays/Cami Roebuck Creative and The MHC Workshop. Jeff became a master prop builder and part-time cosplayer and utilizes those skills in his work for Rivers Ash Productions. He has starred in several films, including The 12 Sacred Moons Series and The Rabbit.  Jeff's mantra is "Life is far too serious to be taken seriously... I'm serious!"