Casting for The Pyre
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This casting document lists four characters for the opening sequence of the film "The Pyre". Chloe Leighton will play the main antagonist Adena, a paranormal figure with little dialogue who wears an old tattered school uniform and dark makeup with fake blood. The other three characters - to be played by Ben Ervine, Doug Macaskill, and Mark Lancaster - are minor characters who are teenagers investigating a local rumor. Ben's character bullies one of the others while Doug's is naive and Mark's is nervous.
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