Daniel Roebuck, Katelyn’s grandfather (PawPaw) in “I CAN,” is a versatile actor, writer, and director, established himself early on as one of Hollywood’s youngest and most talented character actors. His notable film credits include “The Fugitive,” “US Marshals,” and “Agent Cody Banks.” Daniel’s presence on television hit shows like “Matlock,” “Nash Bridges,” and “Lost” further solidified his status as a versatile and beloved performer, while his foray into documentary production showcased his multifaceted talent. Raised in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Daniel’s passion for performing began at an early age, notably by doing impressions of beloved movie stars in local talent shows. His entertainment journey began with a breakout role in the teen comedy “Cavegirl” and an impressive performance in the film, “The River’s Edge,” From joining a local circus as a young clown to performing in over 40 plays and exploring stand-up comedy, Daniel’s unwavering dedication to the craft of acting eventually led him to conquer television, film, and theater with equal prowess. Daniel generously shares his entertainment expertise through writing and actively mentoring young actors.

Introducing Danner Brown, a charismatic and talented young actress cast in the lead role who looks remarkably like the real Katelyn! So much so, in fact, filmmakers were able to use Danner and Katelyn interchangeably on screen, with Katelyn performing in all the actual softball scenes. Like Katelyn, Danner was raised in a small town, and at an early age discovered her passion for acting. She pursued formal training in theater and film, and her breakthrough came with her performance in an indie film that earned critical acclaim and caught the attention of industry insiders. Since then, she has embraced diverse roles, embodying characters with depth and emotion across genres, and garnering praise from both audiences and critics alike. In real life she’s charming and relatable, and fans love her!

Popular actor Cameron Arnett is known for his work with faith-based and family-friendly projects, but is probably best-loved for his dramatic portrayal of blind and hospitalized diabetic Thomas Hill in the film “Overcomer” ($38M worldwide). Cameron plays the plucky college scout who discovers Katelyn in “I CAN,” and champions her athletic career. An award-winning actor in television, film, and theater, Cameron hails from Port-Au-Prince Haiti. He is also an author, speaker, film director, producer, and voice over artist, and has appeared in at least 35 films in the last ten years. Cameron’s television credits include NBC’s “Miami Vice,” Fox’s “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” ABC’s “China Beach,” and “Doogie Howser MD, “ VH1’s “Single Ladies,” and Tyler Perry’s “Meet the Browns.” He has appeared on nearly every major network.

Jeff Armstrong, the struggling, relatable dad in “I CAN,” is a versatile actor known for his recent performances in the 2021 films, “A World of Hurt,” and “Der Vertrag: Exfil.” With a passion for the craft from a young age, Jeff honed his skills and embraced his love for storytelling through acting. In “A World of Hurt,” Jeff delivered a captivating portrayal, leaving a lasting impression on audiences. His performance in the action-packed thriller “Der Vertrag: Exfil” further solidified his reputation as a rising talent in the industry. Jeff’s commitment to his roles and his ability to immerse himself in diverse characters have earned him praise and recognition among peers and fans alike.

Amanda Verkamp gives us a moving portrayal of Salena, the faithful mother of disabled daughter Katelyn and her two younger girls in “I CAN.” Amanda also discovered her passion for the dramatic arts at an early age, and now actively pursues roles that communicate meaningful messages through powerful stories. With a strong on-screen presence, Amanda also recently gave exceptional performances in the 2021 films “A Father’s Fight,” and “Fractures: A Story in Three Parts.” “A Father’s Fight” is a heartwarming drama, and Amanda’s portrayal showcased her ability to bring depth and authenticity to a character, leaving a lasting impact on audiences. Her versatility was further highlighted in “Fractures: A Story in Three Parts,” where she also delivered a compelling performance.