Keith Kyle: Theme from Spiderman

At the age of sixteen, Keith has already appeared in seven videos, several television commercials, six live theatre productions. He has six audio credits, including Music for Little People's "Blue Suede Shoes" recording and has earned award credits for his acting abilities. His talents include singing, voice-overs, magic and stand-up comedy.

Kristen Voorhies: A Thousand Miles

Kristen is a fourteen-year-old showbiz veteran. She's been a featured performer and vocalist in numerous audio projects. For the past 3 years, Kristen has performed in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade on CBS as well as "The Secret of the Stone Tablets" video. She has special skills in dance and interpretive movement.

Jordan Yates: How I Beat Shaq

A member of the Next Generation Dance Troupe, Jason, age 10, has performed in film and television shows including the Macy's Christmas Special, Sally Show, CMT Countdown 2000 and Be A Star. A busy and talented youth, he has been in several music videos and television commercials as well as a number of live theatre productions.

Pratik Dash: Pop

Having performed in numerous local theatre productions, this multi-talented fourteen-year-old was selected for American Choral Director's Association National Honor Choirs Concert in 2001 and for their Southern Division Honor Choirs in 2002. A singer, songwriter and pianist, he has also published poems in various anthologies including one published by the Library of Congress. He holds various awards for his writing essays, poems and articles.

Hailey Collier: Survivor

Fifteen-year-old Hailey has appeared in over a dozen live theatre performances and contributed to the Jump Start Kids Group. She performed solo on the audio recording "Women of Faith" live at the Nashville Arena and a revival of "A Christmas Carol" at the famed Ryman Auditorium. She continues her studies in voice, dance and dramatics.

Graham Thomas Keen: Superman

Graham is a fourteen-year-old veteran of the stage and studio recording scene in Nashville, Tennessee. At age nine, Graham was discovered by several record producers who were in the audience at a school performance where he was a featured soloist. He has several commercial credits and was partly responsible for the launching of the of EMI Recording group, "Jump Five". He passed on a recording contract with the group at the age of 11 and continues to work on his stage productions at a local theatre group.

Stephanie Rothenberg: Get the Party Started

Stephanie is a dynamic thirteen-year-old who has most of her experience in live theatre performances, having performed in eight productions. She has contributed back up vocals and session work for numerous producers and has trained in dance as well. Her work on this album demonstrates her versatility and pop singing style.

  Morgan Karr: Kryptonite

It's hard to believe this young fifteen-year-old has been in twenty live theatre productions! Morgan received the Grammy® Foundation Jazz Ensemble Honorable Mention and was the 1^st chair tenor in the State Honor Choir in Tennesee this year. His training is ongoing in piano, vocals, performing arts, musical theatre camp and choir.

Bailey Driver: Walk Like An Egyptian

Bailey has appeared on various television networks in commercials, and was a dancer in several film and video productions. A singer, dancer and theatre performer, Baily is also a member of the Jump Start Performance Group. Bailey, age fifteen, is a lover of theatre and has performed in over 10 productions. She has also performed at special events including a solo a cappella performance of the National Anthem at Vanderbilt University in front of an audience of 15,000.

Jay Griffith/Robert Griffith: Y. M. C. A.

Jay recently appeared in a video "Kids Created for Worship" as a featured performer. He is currently performing with the Nashville Children's Choir. He has played piano for eight years and has been highly awarded by the National Guild of Piano Teachers.

Robert can currently be seen playing the role of Kurt in Nashville's dinner theatre production of "The Sound of Music". He also has performed with the Nashville Childrens Choir. As a dedicated piano student, Robert's talent has been recognized by the National Guild of Piano Teachers.

Morgan Burke/Corbin Williams: Who Let the Dogs Out

At eleven-years of age, Morgan has performed on various television programs including the "Today Show Weekend", "Good Morning America", "It's Showtime at the Apollo" and "Talk of the Town". He has opened for the legendary Little Richard and has been in several commercials and music videos. He recently performed in the New York City Center revival of "Golden Boy" where he received rave notices. Morgan has been a featured vocalist on previous MFLP albums, including "Blue Suede Shoes (Elvis Songs for Kids)" and "Let's Go To The Movies". A star on the rise, Morgan is the recipient of several talent awards. His skills include singer, actor, dancer, tumbler and songwriter.

Corbin, age eleven, has contributed vocals on a dozen recordings, including MFLP's "Let's Go To The Movies" album.  He has appeared in film and television productions including appearances on the local Nashville "Talk of the Town" and "Johnny's Ball" programs. Corbin has also performed in ten theatre productions.

Mikelle Lenahan: Na Na Hey, Hey(Kiss Him Goodbye)

Mikelle is a twelve-year-old girl with an impressive resume of song and dance performances which include: Dancer on the Billy Gilman tour, music videos such as "I Hope You Dance" with LeAnn Womack, the role of Molly in Tennessee Reps production of Annie and live performances as a singer and dancer for Gaylord Entertainment. She has performed the National Anthem twice for the Nashville Arena, and can be seen in television commercials, several music and dance videos and two live theatre productions.