Sasha Baldwin was born the month after 911 in Kansas City Missouri. Her parents were devoted to her happiness and social awareness. She attended Montessori school through 6th grade where she excelled at art, performance and climbing trees. Her first dance performance was with the prestigious Miller Marley Dance Academy before 2,000 people at the KC Auditorium. She also spoke at the United Nations Assembly in NY at the age of 10. Her social education of travels began at 5 to; England, Canada, Columbia, Ecuador, Sweden, Mexico and more than half of the fifty states. At 12 she began her higher education at The Barstow School, internationally acclaimed and the oldest secular school west of the Mississippi. She and her father moved to Santa Monica where her college courses were Acting, Photography, Painting, Dance and Singing. Then she decided to co-create a feature film with Don.

Don Stewart Baldwin was born backstage in Kansas City during the great flood of 1951. At the tender age of 8 he snuck out of the house to audition for his first professional acting role. By 19 he had turned down a co-starring role with Jeff Bridges, helped his little sister and Sissy Spacek with their roles in "Prime Cut," and got busted by the feds at the airport with 75 pounds of grass. At which point, everyone concerned decided he would be better off in Hollywood. After a few leading roles in films and countless nights at celebrity parties he decided to get serious and study acting and film. His first mentor and teacher was the illustrious Peggy Feury in her intensive class. During this time he studied directing at the American Film Institute, Greystone Mansion, early days with Billy Wilder. He moved up to the Master Class with Lee Strasberg and quickly became his favorite student. All this was just the beginning of his lifelong research into the human condition, complex social disasters and the downfall of America's Dream of ruling an ultra competitive world. He is an expert on love and all related emotions.