Australian-born Jenni is a WAAPA graduate whose first job took her to the USA, where she stayed for several years before returning home to play Paula Morgan on leading drama All Saints. She re-turne to the US and landed roles in the Emmy-nominated The 4400 and in feature film Alien Tres-pass starring opposite comedy great Eric McCormack. After returning home again she was cast in A Place to Call Home, she received a Logie nomination for “Most Outstanding Supporting Actress” in the acclaimed show. Her credits include the play Circle Mirror Transformation and psychological thriller Backtrack with Adrien Brody. Recent work includes roles on Doctor Doctor, The Secrets She Keeps, and The Twelve in 2022, headlined by Sam Neill.

Alan has performed in a multitude of roles across Film Tv and stage for 35 years. For screen Alan has appeared in many Australian series including Significant Others, Five Bedrooms, Operation Buffalo, No Activity, Jack Irish, The Moodys, Carlotta, Power Games, Secret City, Redfern Now and Devils Playground. Film Credits include: The Stranger, Book Week, Hearts and Bones, Little Monsters, Last Cab To Darwin, Little Death and Beneath Hill 60. With a strong background in thea-tre Alan has performed in numerous shows with The Sydney Theatre Company including Noises Off, True West and Hay Fever as well as productions for Griffin, Bell, Pork Chop, The Ensemble and Belvoir Theatres.

Petra Salsjö is a Melbourne based screen music composer. Educated at the University of Mel-bourne in Composition and Improvisation (piano), she composes for the Screen and also in Concert for Dance and Theatre. Petra has been nominated and awarded multiple Best Music/Soundtrack awards and is currently composing for a yet to be released Teen Gothic Horror show. She has worked with some of Australia’s finest Composers and Musicians. Petra was the composer for the short film Miro which won the Sgt Joseph Cecil Thompson Award for Best Music at Veterans Film Festival in 2017, followed by international recognition.

A graduate of the University of Qld and the University of Southern California, Cameron spent 29 years based in LA, as a free-lance violinist and violist, composer, orchestrator and arranger for Hol-lywood productions. Cameron is an enthusiastic proponent of Screen Music education, creatively directing the QLD Music Festival’s Score It! Competition, teaching orchestration for UCLA and since 2018, as Head of Screen Music at AFTRS. His numerous composition credits include orchestral commissions from the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, the Queensland Symphony Orchestra and work on four seasons of The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries for Warner Bros., plus scores for legendary director Chuck Jones’ last animated shorts. His orchestration credits include Spider-Man: Homecoming, Jurassic World, Star Trek Into Darkness, Inside Out, Zootopia, Piglet’s Big Movie, Hunchback of Notre Dame 2 and Once Upon a Time

Julie Kalceff is an Emmy award winning writer and director. Her film and TV credits include First Day (Seasons 1 and 2), which she created, wrote, directed and co-produced, winning an International Emmy Award, a Rose d’Or, and a GLAAD Media Award; feature film Here Out West, which opened the Sydney Film Festival in 2021, PM’s Daughter Season 2, and Starting From Now, the global hit digital drama series she created, wrote, directed and produced. Julie is currently in development on a slate of projects as well as working as a director on episodic television.

Gus is a recent AFTRS BA graduate with a number of projects under his belt including editing Sushi Noh, a horror short selected for MIFF, writing/directing Broccoli (in post-production) a dark comedy short about intergenerational trauma, and one in development, Tales from a Boring Dystopia, A Sci-Fi anthology with the pitch: “Black mirror but funny… and Australian.” Gus is obsessed with anything grotesque and wants to make exploitation comedies about horrible or lovable corrupt losers.