Jayce began his journey as an actor starring in numerous films and television shows, most notably Richard Linklater’s Suburbia, John Frankenheimer’s Andersonville, Sam Rami’s Spiderman, Tom McCarthy’s The Station Agent, and most recently, Ava Duvernay’s award-winning When They See Us.  Jayce has starred in plays at The Cherry Lane Theater and was a member of the prestigious Circle Rep LAB Company under the direction of Lanford Wilson.  Jayce’s first screenplay, The Cake Eaters, became a critically acclaimed film directed by Mary Stuart Masterson, which he starred in alongside Kristen Stewart and Bruce Dern. Following that, Jayce wrote, directed, and produced Fall To Rise starring Daphne Rubin-Vega and legendary dancers Desmond Richardson & Katherine Crockett as well as members of The Martha Graham Dance Company. Robert Redford said of the film “Bartok beautifully captured the emotional difficulty of dancers coming to terms with age and identity.”  More highlights for Fall To Rise include being an official selection at the prestigious Dance On Camera Festival at Lincoln Center and winner of the Bulleit Frontier Filmmaker Award. Jayce stepped into the role of producer on the award-winning documentary, Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story (The Orchard). The LA Times called the film “a rich deeply dimensional documentary.” Other credits include co-director and producer of the award-winning documentary Altered By Elvis, and the short films: Suddenly… starring Terry Kinney and Elvis Nolasco, Sunburn, starring Jack Falahee and Damian Young, Cocked and Locked, Jack & Paul, and Stricken, starring Hayley Mills as well as the SXSW winning, Little Pumpkin. And most recently, he is in post-production producing a documentary about the burlesque performer, Dita Von Teese. His next feature film, The Florist, will go into production in 2025 about the last days of actress Vivien Leigh starring Carla Gugino.  He can be seen in the upcoming feature, Beyond The Rush, starring Mena Suvari which he also Executive Produced.  Currently, he co-wrote and produced a film with actor and director Nick Sandow called The Mayflower starring Michael Imperioli.

Tiffany has just completed her directorial debut, Larger Than Life: The Kevyn Aucoin Story. It is a feature documentary that focuses on the seminal American makeup artist, Kevyn Aucoin. Interviews include: Naomi Campbell, Kate Moss, Cher, Tori Amos and Christy Turlington. The film is distributed by The Orchard and enjoyed an exciting festival run including the prestigious Edinburgh International Film Festival, DOC NYC and Full Frame Documentary Festival.  Tiffany received her BFA in theater from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Following a move to New York City, Tiffany worked consistently as an actress but soon discovered a talent for makeup artistry. She began to sharpen her skills on celebrities and film crews. Ultimately, the draw of the film world was contagious and Tiffany, and she made the decision to direct and produce original films, including her award winning documentary Altered By Elvis and the short film Little Pumpkin, which screened at the prestigious SXSW film festival. She was also selected as a finalist for the AFI’s Directing Workshop for Women. Her out of the box producing talents have been the subject of a New York Times Arts Section feature. She has been a past jury member for the Memphis International Film Festival, Chelsea Film Festival and the Vail Film Festival. Recent projects include producing the award winning films Fall To Rise, Jack and Paul and director May Elbaz's adaptations of Etgar Keret’s Suddenly…, and Cocked and Locked.  Tiffany is a proud member of Film Fatales.