PRODUCER/EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Jessica Sterling, founder of Sterling Entertainment is the driving force, leading a team of impressive creative talent to bring forth an epic horror tale never before seen in the history of Australian cinema. A woman with a bold vision, adventurous spirit at heart, Jessica has a passion for all things in the cult/popcorn horror genre. With her business prowess and creative thinking, Jessica takes ideas and transforms them into a reality.
DIRECTOR
Enzo is an award-winning Australian Director, Writer, and Producer.
Enzo’s varied body of work ranges from viral horror feature film The Tunnel and the Shudder Original Series Deadhouse Dark, to the Sydney Film Festival Audience Award Winning theatrical feature documentary The Crossing.
Enzo joined forces with Julian Harvey to write and produce The Tunnel– a project whose innovative approach to funding and distribution saw it hit international cinema screens despite being crowdfunded and simultaneously given away for free online. In addition to reaching a massive global audience of over 25 million, Australia’s first ever crowdfunded feature film garnered Enzo and Julian the Screen Producers Association of Australia Award for Breakthrough Independent Producers Of The Year. This journey is documented in the 2023 documentary The Tunnel: The Other Side of Darkness.
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Company X has produced multiple feature films raising over 15 million in film finance. More information soon.
INTERNATIONAL PRODUCER
Jessica Orcsik is the founder of Diversity Pictures and began performing from the very early age of 4 years old. Her first role was on Channel 10's TV Drama Richmond Hill along side her mother Paula Duncan and has continued to work in variety of roles in Film, Television and Theatre. Jessica is also an established producer and writer. Her most recent film "Unsound" has been the recipient of awards around the world. Jessica has been dedicated to helping performers around the world. Her passion and purpose for both inclusion & diversity in the industry, propels her philanthropic work alongside Focus On Ability Short Film Festival.
WRITER
Lance E. Wallick is an American born screenwriter, author and journalist born December 5,1969. He resides in Huntington Beach, California. When not writing, Lance spends his free time surfing, reading, and playing with his rescue dogs.
He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Traditional Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture and has practiced yoga on a daily basis for the last 20 years.
DEVELOPMENT
Charles Spano is a US screenwriter and a Fellow of the Sundance Screenwriters Lab where he developed the sci-fi screenplay IO, which went on to become a Netflix Original feature starring Margaret Qualley and Anthony Mackie. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3GLhAumiec)
He also co-wrote the indie film Embers (www.embersmovie.com), starring Jason Ritter, which was nominated for an Independent Spirit Award. He was mentored in tv show running by Jason Cahill (EP, Rings of Power) on his first series for AMC, Silent History, and has created shows for AMC, Apple+, Annapurna, Scott Free, and Lionsgate, including a season of AMC's anthology horror series The Terror.
CASTING SPECIALIST
Noble Bushby is a casting specialist for Starnow and Backstage responsible for managing the platforms top clients.
He is involved in the marketing and promotion of top talent globally and is excited to join the Wolf Point team.
DEVELOPMENT
Nick Monte was born in Rome, Italy and has been in show business for over 20 years. He has an extensive portfolio in dance, music and modeled for some of the major publishing agencies such as Penthouse, Manpower and Mannequin Dancers.
Nick has a unique approach and is heavily involved in the films soundtrack, international casting, distribution and overall aspects of production.
His vision for horror and charisma will inject originality and creative flair into this exciting venture.
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Pre Production
Brett and his lifelong surf tribe think they have discovered a remote surfing Shangri-La, until they discover the welcoming locals aren't what they appear to be.