

“A raw truth — and an exceptional understanding of human behaviour.”
“We had to keep his real nature well concealed — which took some serious acting ability.”





“A real intensity to his work — one that commands the attention of the camera.”
Charlie Haskell — Director & Showrunner, A Remarkable Place to Die
“Not just acting, but a seamless embodiment of the character — every moment on screen unforgettable.”
Carl Seaton — Director, Legacies · The CW
“He plays the arrogant, antagonistic role — and still comes across likeable and empathetic. Truly impressive.”
Carly Imrie — Producer, Occupation · Sparke Films
“As Lewis Knox, he played psychological games with the audience — convincing them he was the real killer.”
Amie Casey — Producer, Interface & WTFitness · Red Empire
“Like Heath [Ledger], Charles understands the use of the self — pursuing that rare journey toward excellence.”
Jean-Louis Rodrigue — Movement Director & Acting Coach · UCLA
“An artist in every sense of the word — as entrepreneurial as he is employable.”
Donald Woodburn — Voice Director · formerly WAAPA
Director — Haven’t You Heard Everyone Hates Me, his upcoming feature.
Director — WTFitness, the workplace mockumentary with an Emmy-nominated producer attached. Director — A Little Resistance (2025).
Original features and series developed under Fantome Bay — from BRATSTVO, a drama of Yugoslavia’s rise and fall told through football, to the supernatural comedy SoulM8’s, co-created with Tim Carroll.
Principal of Fantome Bay Entertainment — packaging a slate across Australia, the UK, Europe and the US, with French citizenship opening CNC and European co-production.







Hi, I’m Charles Jazz Terrier, an actor, writer and filmmaker from Melbourne. I grew up between Melbourne, Paris, Sydney and Los Angeles, which makes me technically well travelled but still emotionally dependent on Melbourne coffee.
I’m happiest when I’m making something. Usually it’s a film. Sometimes it’s a song I’ll play for almost no one, a painting, or a stand-up set I agreed to while feeling unusually brave. I love comedy, great stories, strange ideas, and projects that don’t quite work yet but might become something brilliant if you stay with them long enough.
When I’m not making things, I’m usually travelling somewhere most people have never heard of. If you’ve ever looked at a place and wondered who would want to go there, well, me. I would. There’s a fair chance I’m already there, explaining myself with bad French, enthusiastic hand gestures and misplaced confidence. The less obvious the destination, the more interested I become.
A few other things worth knowing. I stop to pat every dog, help every bee I can, and move snails out of harm’s way, which has made punctuality more an aspiration than a guarantee. And I’m an unreasonably emotional North Melbourne supporter, though that may be less a sporting interest than an advanced course in resilience.
But more than anything, I love people: the ones I’ve worked with, the ones who’ve shaped me, and the ones I haven’t met yet. Acting, writing and filmmaking are really just different ways of trying to understand them. So if something here strikes a chord, don’t be a stranger. Send me a note, pitch me something strange, or tell me about a place you think nobody would ever want to visit. You may already find me there.





