Madison can most recently be seen as the lead of the SONY film KNIGHTS OF THE ZODIAC based off the wildly popular Japanese Anime from the 1980’s. Famke Janssen and Sean Bean play her parents. Prior to that she starred as the lead in Ryan Murphy’s AMERICAN HORROR STORIES (anthology Spinoff) for FX/Hulu, starred in the series I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER and in the Lionsgate thriller FEAR OF RAIN as Katherine Heigl & Harry Connick Jr.’s schizophrenic daughter. Madison will next be seen as the lead of the WITCHBOARD opposite Jamie Campbell Bower for director Chuck Russell.

Madison’s other notable films include the lead in Warner Bros. & Disney+ “CLOUDS” for Director Justin Baldoni, NOCTURNE for Blumhouse & Amazon Studios, the Netflix/Awesomeness Film THE FUCK IT LIST, NEW LINE’S “ANNABELLE COMES HOME and the blockbuster Film Franchise JUMANJI.

Aaron Dominguez is perhaps best known for starring in the role of ‘Oscar’ in the Hulu series ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING opposite Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez. He also starred opposite Jeremy Pope in the A24 film THE INSPECTION, directed by Elegance Bratton. Following his series regular role on GOSSIP GIRL, Aaron worked on three back-to-back features, Amazon Studios’ SITTING IN BARS WITH CAKE, the independent feature KATIE’S MOM, and the upcoming film, WITCHBOARD. Other feature credits include SHAFT and WORDS ON BATHROOM WALLS.

Mel Jarnson is an Australian and Thai actor with the world at her feet.

At only 25, Jarnson’s life has taken her all around the globe. Born in Bangkok in 1999, to her Thai diplomat father and Australian journalist mother, Jarnson’s childhood was spent on the move, raised in Bangkok with stints in Brussels and Mumbai for her parents’ work. From an early age, Jarnson was a performer. There were several evenings, she cringes, when she sat her parents down to watch evocative interpretive dance routines to The Nutcracker score of Paula Abdul.

As a child, her imagination was always in overdrive. Convinced that what she saw on television was real, Jarnson was certain that Middle Earth existed after frequent rewatches of LORD OF THE RINGS. Her mother corrected her, and told her that the closest thing that she could get to Middle Earth was by becoming an actor – her path was set. Jarnson’s drama classes became a consistent and familiar force as the family moved around the world when she was a child. Jarnson has a memory from when she was living in Mumbai, of visiting a Bollywood set and seeing actors Deepika Padukone and Neil Mukesh at work. “They looked like gods to me. They looked larger than life,” she recalls.

She was scouted as a teenager at an airport and offered a role on a popular Thai soap opera. Her memories of that time were sheer terror: of learning to hit her mark, remember her lines and not to let down any of the other cast and crew who were depending on her. “I just remember feeling paralysed,” she says. “It was not the magical experience that I had always thought it would be.”

After school, Jarnson made the decision to relocate to her literal mother country: Australia. If drama classes were one consistent element of her childhood, so too were the regular Christmases spent in Adelaide, where her mother’s family is from. To Jarnson, Australia represented a romanticized vision of friendliness, nature, stability and family. In reality, Australia required adjustment, and though Jarnson has now lived largely in Sydney for the past eight years, it took time to settle in and find her place.

Now, Jarnson feels at home in Sydney: she loves walking for hours through new neighbourhoods, going horse riding and getting frozen yoghurt before visiting an arcade. (“I like childish pastimes,” she says.) Though work often takes her elsewhere, from Montreal to London, Jarnson has just picked up the keys to her first proper home in Sydney, an exciting prospect after so many months spent living out of a suitcase. “I’m so excited to actually cook my own meal, light a candle, have a bath, watch my favourite show,” she admits. “That’s when I’m the happiest. It sounds so banal, but I think it’s so exciting.”

Acting in Australia has offered up diverse projects, from television procedurals such as the ABC’s acclaimed HARROW and the uproarious 2023 Stan miniseries C.A.U.G.H.T, to the charming 2024 romantic comedy FIVE BLIND DATES, to high octane action epics including the 2022 Liam Neeson thriller BLACKLIGHT or 2021’s MORTAL KOMBAT reboot. A fantasy nerd – and keen gamer – at heart, getting the opportunity to join an iconic video game franchise was a joy for Jarnson, who thrived learning the movement and flight choreography involved to play the vampire Nitara. Key for Jarnson with all of her characters is deep preparation, all the way down to the way the characters breathe and blink.

She is most proud of her work on the forthcoming horror film WITCHBOARD, a remake of the ‘80s classic co-starring Jamie Campbell-Bower, Antonia Desplat and Madison Iseman. So much of the film was a challenge: from the genre (Jarnson is not a horror fan), to the scale of the production and, finally, the responsibility of taking on a lead role. “I really thought I would crumble under the pressure and I felt that imposter syndrome,” she admits. “I’m really proud of myself for getting through it the way I did, and hopefully also giving a performance worthy to the project.” Still, she jokes that the subject matter of the movie – and the location that they filmed in – thoroughly spooked her; she might have slept with the lights on for many nights while making the movie in Montreal, Canada.

She longs to find future roles in the fantasy realm, which remains her first love; she namechecks recent reads that range from Spider-Man to Madeline Miller’s Circe and some of her most beloved games including God of War and Horizon Zero Dawn. She is intrigued by motion capture in the gaming industry and whether there might be a role for her in that space. It’s something she really fell for after doing so much work against a green screen in MORTAL KOMBAT. “In that environment, I actually felt the most free and ready to create and play,” she explains. “It really did feel like playing.” She wants to keep chasing that sensation; it brings her back to those childhood performances that sparked her desire to act in the first place.

Beyond acting, Jarnson has become a firm fixture in Australia’s fashion scene. She has appeared in editorials for magazines including InStyle, RUSSH, marie claire, Elle Indonesia and Stellar, and worked with both Australian brands ranging from Aje, Paspaley and Camilla & Marc to global fashion icons such as Tiffany & Co, Bvlgari and Rabanne. “While fashion definitely does allow you to literally step into someone’s shoes,” she muses. “I think what I find the most fun about fashion is its ability to make you feel like yourself.”

Mel Jarnson is represented by CBM Management, Untitled, A1 and Priscilla's

Charlie, a three-time SAG Award nominated actor for his work as Wyatt Langmore in OZARK, made his feature debut in Warner Bros. 2007 blockbuster hit I AM LEGEND opposite Will Smith, for director Francis Lawrence.

He has since joined Christian Bale in Scott Cooper’s THE PALE BLUE EYE for Netflix and Ben Mendelsohn in Nicole Holofcener’s LAND OF STEADY HABITS, which premiered at TIFF. He has also acted opposite Diane Keaton in POMS, Edie Falco in I’LL BE RIGHT THERE, has worked with J.J. Abrams in CASTLE ROCK, and starred in Tim Burton’s Academy Award-nominated film, FRANKENWEENIE.

His other credits include MONSTERLAND, CHARLIE ST. CLOUD, DRUNK BUS and BLUE JASMINE amongst a handful of other feature and television appearances over his decades acting. Coming up, Charlie can be seen in Chuck Russell’s WITCHBOARD.

Antonia Desplat was born in Paris and raised between France and the UK.

Antonia is currently filming the French television series MADE IN FRANCE in which she plays the lead. This adds to her many television credits which include the forthcoming series of SANDMAN for Netflix, the upcoming series of BBC’s THE GOLD, Canal+’s PLEINE ORIENTALE, Netflix’s THE LETTER FOR THE KING, ITV’s VICTORIA and THE DURRELLS.

Antonia also starred as the female lead in the Apple TV+ series SHANTARAM, starring opposite Charlie Hunnam. Critics praised her performance as a standout in the series, calling it an “alluring” and “wonderful” portrayal.

On the big screen, Antonia will next star in the feature film MODI, directed by Johnny Depp, alongside Al Pacino and Stephen Graham. She will also soon be seen starring in THE KILLER’S GAME for Lionsgate alongside Sir Ben Kingsley and Sofia Boutella and Chuck Russel’s WITCHBOARD with Jamie Campbell Bower. Her other recent film credits include Wes Anderson’s THE FRENCH DISPATCH, starring Timothée Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan, Frances McDormand and Tilda Swinton. MGM’s OPERATION FINALE and LA NAISSANCE D’UNE ETOILE, in which she stars alongside Catherine Deneuve.

In addition to her acting work, Antonia is a talented writer and producer. Her short film HELD FOR A MOMENT, in which she also stars, received multiple accolades at festivals around the world, including the Best Actress Award for Antonia at the London Independent Film Awards.

Jamie Campbell Bower has inhabited key characters in various blockbuster franchises, while quietly asserting himself as a dynamic 21st century leading man. The UK-born actor, entertainer, songwriter, and artist has become embedded in the mythos of Harry Potter, The Twilight Saga, Mortal Instruments, Fantastic Beasts, and, as of 2022, NETFLIX’s most popular original series Stranger Things. At the same time, he has left his imprint on music, fronting the critically acclaimed alternative rock band COUNTERFEIT and building a fan favorite solo catalog hailed by NME as “challenging and macabre.” Jamie’s highly anticipated forthcoming feature films include: Kevin Costner’s Horizon, Noémie Merlant's EMMANUELLE, and Chuck Russell’s Witchboard.

Jamie initially captivated audiences as Anthony in Tim Burton’s 2007 gothic musical extravaganza SWEENEY TODD: THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET alongside Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter. After appearing in Guy Ritchie’s ROCKNROLLA with Gerard Butler and Idris Elba, he assumed the role of Caius in THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON [2009] and THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN – PART 1 [2011] and PART 2 [2012] before co-starring in THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES [2013]. On the small screen, he starred as King Arthur in CAMELOT and as Christopher Marlowe in WILL. Meanwhile, 2018 saw him appear in FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES of GRINDELWALD. However, he ascends to the forefront of the global conversation as Vecna/Henry/001 in STRANGER THINGS where he plays the show’s much-talked about villain. He will next be seen starring in Kevin Costner’s forthcoming feature HORIZON, slated for theatrical release by Warner Bros./New Line on June 28, 2024.

During 2020, he kicked off his solo career with the single “Paralysed.” Right out of the gate, Rock Sound raved, “it’s absolutely beautiful.” It only sets the stage for his forthcoming independent debut EP and much more to come. In May 2022, Jamie released his single “Run On" followed by Gothic Country inspired "I Am" and the emotional "Heaven In Your Eyes" for which Jamie Co-created the videos and visuals. Most recently Jamie released latest single titled "Home" written with collaborator Ryan Necci. He also announced hard rock project BloodMagic to critical acclaim with the single Death / Rebirth.

Chuck Russell is an American film director, screenwriter, and producer. After writing, directing and acting in one act plays at the University of Illinois and experimenting with comedy improve in the Chicago area, Russell moved to Los Angeles and began as a writer and assistant director on independent films, including Dreamscape, starring Dennis Quaid. He is best known for directing/co-writing the classic horror films, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors and The Blob, directing/producing The Mask, starring Jim Carrey, Eraser starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Scorpion King, starring Dwayne Johnson, and Executive Producing Collateral, starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Fox . Russell has helped launch a number of stars in their first leading roles Including Patricia Arquette, Dwayne Johnson and Cameron Diaz. Among other recent films, Russell directed Paradise City, starring Bruce Willis and John Travolta. Russell has now made his return to the horror genre with his film Witchboard, starring Madison Iseman (Jumanji, Annabelle) and Jamie Campbell Bower (Stranger Things). His films have grossed over $1.5 billion worldwide.