Casting Director
Charlie Hano, C.S.A. (he/him) is a three-time Artios
Award-winning casting director, producer, and he is a
Casting Associate with The Telsey Office. He is the
resident casting director for Breaking the Binary Theatre
Festival and the casting director and Associate Producer
of LET'S HEAR IT FOR THE BOYS. Alumnus of New
York Theatre Work-shop's 2050 Casting Fellowship.
Key, Ring of Keys. Proud transgender man.
Baby Teeth Film Festival Director
Trey Jordan (she/her) is a multifaceted actor, filmmaker,
producer, and theater artist with a passion for storytelling
across stage and screen. She is the founder of Plenty
More, a New York City–based production company
dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices and
championing bold, diverse stories.
Trey currently serves
as a producer for the Baby Teeth Film Festival and has
collaborated with organizations including NewFest and
the Tribeca Festival. Driven by a deep commitment to
storytelling, Trey brings a unique creative perspective
to every project, blending artistic vision with a focus on
the social impact of the trans and Black experience.
Actor, Producer
Morgan Sullivan is an actor and filmmaker with film credits including Something You Should Know About Me directed by Andy Fidoten (Tribeca Festival 2026 premiere) and the Sundance, SXSW and Criterion- selected film, Dirty directed by Matthew Puccini.
His television credits include Dickinson, HBO’s I Know This Much Is True, Broad City, and Dead Ringers. As a filmmaker, Morgan's work has screened at festivals including Frameline, Outfest, and Newfest.
Morgan is also the founder of the Trans Film Collective,
a NYC-based collective focused on building community
among trans filmmakers and actors.
Actor
Sydney Mae Diaz is an actor from New York. His television credits include shows such as Generation (HBO Max), The Consultant (Prime), High Fidelity (Hulu), and The Rookie (ABC). Most recently, Diaz starred in the feature film Something You Should Know About Me, which had its premiere at the Tribeca Festival in June 2026. Diaz is also the singer and songwriter for Long Island rock band Anxioushum.
Sponsored by The Arts Project of Cherry Grove.
