Elizabeth Ayers

Co-Owner of Jane & June Entertainment
​Writer, Producer, Director, Actor

​elizabeth@janeandjune.com

Born February 8, 1986 in West Point, New York as Amy Elizabeth Ayers, the daughter of Edwin F. Ayers, Jr., a Funeral Director and Marsha D. Ayers, a High School Teacher. She was adopted as an infant and raised as an only child. Her ancestry consists of Italian, Irish, English, Spanish, Jewish, Native American, Scandinavian, Middle Eastern, Caucasus, and other Eastern European decent. Elizabeth spent her childhood traveling the world with her parents and developed a love for the water and boating. At the age of 18, she began to practice yoga in New York City with Sri Dharma Mittra and continues her practice to this day. She is a lifelong vegetarian, animal rights activist and environmentalist. Elizabeth is an activist for the LGBT.
 
Elementary School to High School she took theater classes, performed in multiple plays singing and dancing, however never dreamed of pursuing it as a career. Elizabeth was working as a Funeral Director at her family's business when a friend suggested they take an acting class together. Shortly after her first class she began to act in films traveling from Nashville to New York to Los Angeles until she began to work in production.
 
Elizabeth is the founder of a production company, Jane & June Entertainment based out of Los Angeles, California. She is an American Film Producer, Actor, Screenwriter and Director.

She has worked as an actress in several productions including, Redemption Road (Director, Mario Van Peebles), ABC's TV Series Nashville, Mini-Series Three's A Pain, Helix, The Paring Knife, Monster Burger, Undertow, Walkie Talkies, Class of '91, Indivia and more. Also, several music videos including, Phil Vassar's Bobbi with an I, Danielle Bloom's Tell Me Why and multiple reality TV series.
 
Her company has produced commercials for global companies including, Unnata Aerial Yoga, Contorture and Where Is My Guru. Although she focuses on Film and Television, she has a soft spot for yoga and circus arts. She often produces videos and commercials showcasing her friends teaching their craft.
 
Elizabeth began to collaborate with other production companies including, Can You Dig It! Productions on Three's A Pain (Mini-Series) and StrongWill Entertainment on the 2nd Season of the YouTube Mini-Series, The Rules of Messin' Around. In Summer 2015, Jane & June Entertainment and StrongWill Entertainment co-produced an Award Winning Short Film, Circumvent, taking home 3 awards out of 8 nominations including, Best in Genre, Best Ensemble Cast and Best Supporting Actor at the Nashville 48 Hour Film Festival.
 
Recently, Elizabeth worked on several productions including, Madhouse Mecca (Scott Evans, Tony Denman, Tera Patrick, David Keith, Adam LaVorgna), Mercy (Harry Shum, Jr., Jona Xiao), Southbound (Scott Evans), I Just Can't Life Right Now, Lightning Dogs, Intuition, In the Spotlight and more.
 
Upcoming projects include short films, A Dangerous Diversion, L'oranger (A French LGBT Film), The Wallet and feature films, In Still Water, Sam & Lizzie, Reality Check and more.​

Casey McCullum

Co-Owner of Jane & June Entertainment
​Producer, Actor

​casey@janeandjune.com

​Casey McCullum is an MBA Graduate from Middle Tennessee State University.  Prior to her Concentration in International Business she received her Bachelors in Speech & Theatre. She has worked with Ape Prime Productions as an Executive Producer for the award winning short “The Green Hornet”. Upon her arrival to Los Angeles, CA she started as a post production consultant with Jane and June on a web series, I Just Can’t Life Right Now. In 2018, with Jane and June founder and friend Elizabeth Ayers, Casey co-produced several shorts and the feature film, I’m Not Afraid and later that year accepted a partner role with the company. 
 
Quote: “At Jane and June our driving force is community, that’s why we have pledged proceeds from each of our projects. In hopes that through the creation of our films we can bring difficult issues to light to be openly addressed while also providing financial assistance to those in need.”