Tuan is tough on his employees and has often said, “I am not here to baby-sit…I am here to make money.” While quick to admonish, he is also quick to flash a smile, plan a practical joke, or throw poker night at his house.

That job gave them exclusive knowledge of celebrities’ addresses and license plates, inevitably leading to an offer from Tuan to join Phamous Fotos. Often known as “the Twins” Jason and Josh have a “Renegade” style of photography that often gets them into trouble with celebrities and law enforcement, resulting in conflicts with Tuan, who takes pride in his “safety first” credo.  From hunting celebrities to picking up girls at the beach, it is always an adventure with Jason and Josh.

He embraces the daily challenges that face the paparazzi and is in constant search of healthy food on the run.  In his spare time, he works at the USC Film School where he supplements his paparazzi career and pursues his own Hollywood dreams.

As one of the top-earners on the team, Don candidly admits his newfound addiction for tabloid magazines and his subsequent hatred of all celebrities.  Don takes to the streets daily on his motorcycle to do anything it takes to get the money shot.

Eric loves the art of photography and the social aspects of the job, but he is often disheartened by the few bad seeds within the industry and the stigma that has been levied against the paparazzi as a whole. He would like to get off the streets and, one day, start his own agency.
But Eric’s dreams aren’t limited to his job. He has a vision of adopting a child, starting a family and leading a team of people to Africa to help orphans. Wearing an eye patch and being known on the scene as the One-Eyed Camera man, Eric stands out from the crowd.

The only member of the family who drinks heavily and has tattoos, Tin and his brother are polar opposites and clash constantly. Tuan often views his brother as dim-witted and disrespectful. Tin claims that he “hates actors’ shitty attitudes and Tuan’s, too.”
Before joining his brother in the chaotic industry of celebrity photography, Tin was previously hired as a mental health associate at a facility for troubled kids after applying for what he thought was a janitor job. He eventually called it “professional babysitting.”
Tin’s biggest weakness as a paparazzi is remembering actors’ names. He hopes, one day, to not be working for Tuan.

Siri serves as a link between Phamous Fotos and the celebrity world and frequently acts as an insider, tipping-off Tuan and his crew to exclusive photo opportunities.