Mathilde is a screen and stage actress. She was
born in France and grew up between the suburbs
of Paris and the mountains of the French Alps,
prior to moving to Sydney, Australia.
Mathilde is known in Australia for her roles in
feature films Streets of Colour, Kickons and
Life on Earth: Severance and Kickons,
Channel 7 comedy TV series FamTime. She has
also played lead roles in dozens of short films,
including The Corners of Your Smile for which
she received several awards including
Outstanding Performance for Best Actor
Award. Mathilde also shines on stage. She
performed in a sold out season of Australian
queer play The Bed Party at the Old 505
theatre where she received critical acclaim.
When not acting, you can find her writing,
practicing yoga and other woo-woo things, roller
skating, and brushing up on her piano skills.
Mathilde is headed to the United States in early
2020 for a number of projects including a
comedy TV series, and a romantic TV series.
Lachlan Ingham is a 23-year-old actor. He
Graduated from The Academy of Film, Theatre
and Television in November 2017. Since then
he has been in a number of different short films
and stage productions and had the opportunity to
work with writer/director Andrew Lawrence.
He is currently building his experience and body
of work in both theatre and screen acting.
LACHLAN INGHAM
JUSTIN LATIMER
( CINEMATOGRAPHY )
Justin Latimer is a freelance Cinematographer and a current member of the ACS
(Australian Cinematographer Society). He is a passionate filmmaker focused on
telling stories with rich complex arcs and deep moral dilemmas. His forte is behind the
camera, story building on screen and piecing together the parts in the editing room or
in pre-production during concept development and execution.
Justin has already worked on over 50 short films, experiencing different departments,
problems, and solutions. He has studied 2 years at Sydney Film School, focusing
largely on Directing and Cinematography. Justin has extensive experience as a
Cinematographer with over 15 credits to his name on budgeted productions while also
having the unique privilege in the modern digital world of shooting on both Film and
Digital. In recent times, Justin had the opportunity to work in the camera department of
several big budget productions for platforms like Foxtel and Stan in Australia.
EMILY KEMP
( PRODUCTION DESIGN )
Emily Kemp started her work in Production Design with the award winning short Film
Nangana (2018). Instantly recognized for her visual aesthetics, she started doing short
Films, music videos and commercials for organizations like Sony and The Australian
Museum. Since then she has gone onto design 11 short films and 4 music videos including acclaimed films like A Tea Party for Sad People (2020) and Standby (2020).
She is currently working on an upcoming kid’s show for Nickelodean. Her personal style leans toward the dark
and gritty, but yearns for any challenge to be thrown at her and push the boundaries of her comfort zone.
JACOB HAFNER KEELAN
( SOUND DESIGN, RECORD, MIX )
Jacob Hafner Keelan is a freelance
Sound Recordist, Sound Mixer and
Designer and a current member of
Australian Screen Sound Guild. He
graduated from Sydney Film School
in 2018 having bagged various
awards for his work in Short
Documentaries and Films
throughout his course. He also won
the prestigious Greg Bell Student
Sound Award at Australian Screen
Sound Guild. Since graduating, he
has continued freelance work in
numerous shorts and web series.
LUNA YPAN
( ORIGINAL MUSIC )
Luna Pan is an award-winning screen,
advertising and game composer from
Sydney, Australia. She studied piano
and music theory for a decade from a
young age, now armed with a
Bachelor scholarship degree in
Composition and Music Production
from the Australian Institute of
Music. Luna has created soundtracks
for feature films, TV programs,
commercials, games and web
productions. She has won the best
composer award at the 29th Sydney
Film School film festival with five
of her short film compositions. She
enjoys composing in a wide variety of
genres and styles, as well as
recording her own samples. When
Luna is not writing music, she enjoys
performing as a street dancer and can
be found in numerous cultural festivals.
FARAAZ HRAHMAN
( WRITER, DIRECTOR, EDITOR )
Faraaz Husain Rahman is an emerging writer, director and editor based in Sydney. He
completed his degree in Screen and Media at Sydney Film School having directed two short
films and produced and assisted in multiple others. His first directed film was a short
documentary titled Walk Like Them which was selected at various festivals including the
London Australian Film Festival. A Momentary Yearning is his first work of narrative
fiction exploring themes of longing, aspirations and sacrifice which are personal to him. Being
a cinephile from a young age, Faraaz has an exhaustive knowledge of film history and world
cinema. His work is best described as an interesting meeting place of European/North
American and Asian/Indian aesthetics and style.
He is currently working on his third directorial venture titled The Professional.