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Cleopatra Coleman is an Australian film and television actor and former contemporary and ballet dancer. With a career shifting between many genres she is known for playing complex and bold characters and prides herself on showcasing challenging female characters and subculture. Cleo was raised in the alternative community of Byron Bay, Australia to which she attributes her openness and creativity.

Sisi Stringer was born on 10 January 1997 in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. She is an actress and assistant director, known for Mortal Kombat (2021), Bloody Hell (2020) and Vampire Academy (2022).

Jorja Cadence is a dual Australian-Canadian citizen who was born and raised in Byron Bay, NSW, and now splits her time between hemispheres.

She is best known for her recurring role as Cara Spader in the Paramount+ series 'Rabbit Hole', opposite Kiefer Sutherland and Charles Dance. Cadence can be seen in season two of Netflix's hit series 'Sex/Life' and appears as Patsy Presley in Sofia Coppola's latest film for A24, 'Priscilla'. She has had guest roles on several acclaimed series, including Amazon's 'Reacher', Hulu's 'Letterkenny' and Roku/ The CW's 'Children Ruin Everything'.

Outside of her work on-screen, Cadence dabbles in voiceover and has recorded various commercial, video game and animated projects. She is a budding writer with multiple screenplays up her sleeve and a degree in Media Arts Production from the University of Technology, Sydney. In her spare time, Jorja can be found reading and rocking out to show tunes or dad music.

Cadence is represented by Kendra Naka at The Characters and Anthony Calamita at AC Management. You can find her on the apps as @jorjacadence

Nic Layton was born on April 1, 1996 in Byron Bay, Australia. In 2007 he began creating short films and web-series under Floppy Productions. He moved to Melbourne to pursue acting in 2017, at the age of 20. In Melbourne he attended two NIDA courses: the Screen Actor's Studio (2018) and the Actor's Studio (2019).

Born in Australia in 1982, Christoffel grew up in Byron Bay and was mentored by Academy Award nominated director Rolf De Heer during the early stages of his career. His debut feature, Eraser Children (2009), had success on the festival circuit - winning Best Australian Film at both MUFF and FPFF. He moved to Melbourne to make this film and after some time working on his second feature he founded the company Picture Co.