Full Out 2015

Valorie Kondos-Field serves as the team’s coach, guiding routines and personal development with a mix of discipline and care. She pushes athletes to surpass self-imposed limits while emphasizing team cohesion. Her leadership shapes both the film’s athletics and its emotional arcs.

Twist is a teammate whose presence adds camaraderie and competitive dynamics to the group. He contributes to the team’s energy and the stress of high-stakes performances. His interactions reveal the tension and support that underpin the sport’s climate.

Young Boy appears in scenes highlighting the outside world beyond the gym, offering contrast to the athletes’ intense schedules. His presence reminds viewers of everyday life and its influences on the performers.

Pierce is a teammate whose actions contribute to the film’s social dynamics within the group. He participates in training and events that reveal friendships, competition, and growth.

Caity is a fellow team member who shares in training challenges and the pursuit of performance. Her story intersects with the others to show teamwork and resilience.

Ariana Berlin is a character connected to the team, contributing to its dynamics and personal journeys. She supports peers while pursuing athletic goals.

Nate is a teammate who participates in routines and team activities, helping to drive the ensemble’s energy and cohesion.

Susan Berlin represents the family or support system in the athletes’ lives, grounding their ambitions with personal ties and concern.

Isla is part of the ensemble, contributing to the group’s dynamics and adding to the story’s social fabric within the team.

Crystal Image Audition Dancer is a performer in audition scenes, illustrating the competitive landscape of dance and gymnastics culture.

Physical Therapy Room is a location-based character representing the rehab space where athletes work to recover from injuries.

Michelle is a fellow performer and teammate who shares in the gym’s rhythms and challenges with the others. Her role contributes to the ensemble’s emotional diversity.

Palace Dancer is a dancer character within the film’s performances, representing the art and discipline of movement alongside the gymnastics team.

Cashmere is part of the crew whose presence adds to the film's social and performance scenes, highlighting the broader culture of the team.

TV Announcer 2 provides the broadcast context for events in the film, framing the performances for the audience.