Jasmine J. Johnson Writer, Director, EP

Jasmine J. Johnson (“Triple J”) is a director, writer and producer who originally hails from Bowie, Maryland. She developed a love of character-based storytelling by overdosing on dramatic (albeit emotionally compelling) YA novels in her youth. She attended Temple University, where she received her B.A. in Film and Media Arts. After graduation, Johnson moved to Los Angeles where she cut her teeth in talent management, working at Anonymous Content before transitioning to development. She most recently was an Executive Producer on “The Angry Black Girl And Her Monster,” which had its world premiere at SXSW (2023) and was named by USA Today and Esquire Magazine as one of the “Top 10 Horror Movies of 2023 Thus Far,” (August, 2023). She was a Co-Executive Producer on Peacock's “The Girl In The Woods” and Facebook Watch’s “Mira Mira,” the latter seen by over 80 million viewers.

As a director, J.J.J explores the intersectionality within the minority experience through immersive storytelling techniques. Using heightened elements like magical realism, surrealism, genre and a pinch of humor, her work focuses on themes of grief, discovery and those seemingly modest moments that epitomize human resilience. Collectively her projects have garnered over hundreds of million of views across platforms.

Mary Bonney | Producer

Mary Bonney has over a decade of experience in film and television production management as a studio executive and independent producer. At Entertainment One, she worked across television shows like The Rookie (ABC), Yellowjackets (Showtime), Cruel Summer (Freeform) and Deputy (FOX/David Ayer). As VP of Production at Crypt TV (Eli Roth/Jason Blum), Mary oversaw physical production, producing 75+ episodes of original IP amassing 500M+ views.

She produced the Emmy-winning children's series Tab Time and the NAACP Image Award-winning docuseries Daring Simone Biles. Her films have screened at Austin Film Festival, Berlin Final Girls, SeriesFest and more. She's also produced for The Duplass Brothers, Vanishing Angle, Amazon and Google. 

Whitney Fuller Executive Producer

Whitney Fuller is a Development Executive for Monkeypaw Productions working across television, film, podcasts and alternative. Previously, she was a Creative Executive for Will Packer Productions in Features and spearheaded the Podcast division formed under their iHeartMedia deal.

Prior to that, she cut her teeth in development at Legendary Television and WGN America. Whitney Fuller is a NY/GA native and graduate of Temple University’s Klein College of Media and Communication.

Veronica Bouza is a Director of Photography originally from and living in Los Angeles whose work spans narrative, commercial, and documentary. She moved up the ranks through crewing as an IATSE 476 electrician and an IATSE 600 camera assistant and received her MFA from the American Film Institute. Veronica’s AFI thesis, “We Were Meant To,” premiered at Sundance 2023. Veronica’s narrative work has been official selections at Sundance, Tribeca, BAFTA, Hollyshorts, and Slamdance Film Festival. She was awarded Best Cinematography at the Atlanta Woman’s Film Festival in 2020 for her short film “Leave Us Here.”

She lensed projects in Seasons 2 and 3 of Indeed’s Rising Voices program, which both screened at Tribeca. Her short "Pens and Pencils" is currently streaming on Max, and she shot a pilot for Warner Media called Remember.  Most recently, Veronica finished principal photography on an independent feature called Grassland starring Mia Maestro (Motorcycle Diaries) and Quincy Isaiah (Winning Time). Veronica was named American Cinematographer's 2022 Rising Stars of Cinematography.

Samuel Gill | Editor

Samuel Gill is an Editor based in Los Angeles, California. After graduating from USC's School of Cinematic Arts, he divided up his attention between studio work at Disney & 20th Century Studios and editing Independent Projects. He enjoys working on indies that delve into a character's psychology through the narrative and filmmaking techniques, to better explore our own internal demons.

Matthew St. Laurent | Composer

Matthew St. Laurent is a Los Angeles-based composer and classically trained pianist who excels at working in a wide variety of genres, from the purely orchestral to electronic and rock. His versatile writing style translates seamlessly across several platforms, whether it be for television, feature films, or video games. For his work on Inner Demons, Matthew’s score combines unsettling sound design with hints of intimate organic touches, providing a sonic backdrop for the internal conflict unraveling on screen.