Jessica Matten is of Red River Metis-Cree descent and is directly a descendant of Cuthbert Grant, the first rebel Metis leader famously known for the Battle of the Seven Oaks in Canada. Jessica recently is the star of the yet to be released new Crime Drama "Tribal" coming this 2020 on APTN Network. Jessica is the star of Netflix's TV show "Frontier" with Jason Momoa, and was in “Blackstone” and the CW Network "Burden of Truth". Jessica also can be seen in the upcoming comic adaptation movie "The Empty Man" for 20th Century Fox studios coming August 2020. Besides acting, Jessica runs an Indigenous wellness and fitness company with her family called Lemon Cree where they have helped thousands of Aboriginal people achieve their fitness, wellness and health goals. She also runs the viral campaign #N8Vgirls to help spread awareness globally on the issue of murdered and missing Indigenous women in Canada. Jessica ran multiple monthly articles and the magazine "Active Cree" distributed monthly to 60,000 people and 10 communities across the James Bay area throughout Northern Ontario. She is a guest speaker along with her mother across North America called: "Indigenous Women Breaking Barriers: A Mother and Daughter Story". Jessica also instructs acting workshops, and has had many wonderful success stories with the youth over the years. Jessica has worked at one of the world's largest advertising agencies, M&C Saatchi and at Elle UK fashion magazine, both in London, England. Additionally she has worked land development real estate, at Native Youth High Risk group homes. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Alberta majoring in Human Ecology and has 3 diplomas from Central Saint Martins college of fashion and London College of Fashion for journalism and marketing.

Theresa is a Red River Metis- (Cree-Salteaux) from Manitoba. She has an extensive background working with Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities around the world through her intensive background of movement, dance, drumming and choreographed numerous fashion shows across Canada in the 90’s. In 2010 she formed Lemon Cree and created her own successful technique called Lemon Cree Bounce Fit. She has trained 134 Lemon Cree trainers to date, to keep programs sustainable and running in communicates across Canada and the US.

In 2015 she established Lemon Cree Fitness & Wellness Non-Profit Society to provide leadership and wellness programs for Indigenous youth.

She is dedicated and continues to lead a fitness and wellness revolution to her Indigenous peoples across Turtle Island (North America). She currently has many private clients in Vancouver and is now honoured to present private training in tropical warm places for everyone anywhere, for a complete Lemon Cree experience.