Liz Iversen

Liz's acting career began in grade school where she played the "cuckoo clock" in a Christmas play. It was a speaking role, "koo koo, koo koo". And she got to keep the clock. Her writing skills surfaced in Grade 4. A writing assignment stirring her imagination produced a spy spoof, leading to her next speaking role, "Please sir, please don't kill us, we won't squeal on you." It wasn't exactly Shakespeare but reviews were favorable.

Her academic skills surfaced in high school where she graduated with honors, 93% average, winning both a Law award and a Centennial Scholarship award. Her managerial skills surfaced two years later as she advanced to the position of Supervisor in a large Group Sales Insurance Company with an administrative staff of seven.

A supervisor by day, Liz pursued her love of acting in the evenings and on weekends.

It was while performing in "Antigone" she was approached by Paul Simmons of Paul Simmons Management in Toronto. Paul offered to manage her acting career. Trading in her full time job for various part time jobs Liz continued to pursue her acting career. While touring Canada as Garfield the Cat in 1990, Liz was first introduced to Vancouver where she relocated in 1991.

aumentare productions provides Liz with the opportunity to marry her business skills with her creative skills in the fullfillment of her passions.

Bill Iversen

Bill is Vancouver born and bred. He grew up in New Westminster and attended St. Thomas More, where he excelled in hockey and lacrosse. Upon receiving a hockey scholarship to Mount Royal College, Bill moved to Alberta where he played hockey for 2 years, while majoring in Arts and Sciences. His aspirations of a hockey career were cut short due to a knee injury.

Bill's professional careers include Stockbroker and Corporate Relations.

Bill is an avid outdoorsman, enjoying sailing, fishing and golfing