Carl Firth is a filmmaker based in Sydney and Los Angeles. With an imagination that has run wild all his life, Carl's work embraces the macabre and the fantastic. His award-winning short film The Witching Hour (2015), a horror fantasy exploring what happens when the clock strikes midnight, screened at numerous festivals including Sitges, Fantasia, Telluride Horror Show and Flickerfest, where it was awarded the Special Jury Prize. His short The Immortal 2020, featuring Academy Award nominee James Cromwell, follows a man who lives from the present day to the end of the universe, and was made with the support of the AFTRS Creative Fellowship for daring and adventurous work. When not making his own projects, Carl has worked both on set and in post-production on the feature films Australia, The Great Gatsby, The Wolverine, Mad Max: Fury Road, Gods of Egypt and Alien: Covenant.