Canadian Permanent Resident & U.S. Citizen

Toronto | NYC | LA

Madison Caan, President of Screaming Goat Films 🐐

Madison is a producer actor director with over a decade of experience in the performing arts and film industries. A U.S. citizen and Permanent Resident of Canada, Madison taps into her vast experience and network on both sides of the border, telling original stories with exceptional talent.

Co-founder of Screaming Goat Films, Madison has directed and produced the feature-length doc, “A Radical Dream,” which tells the story of a Canadian rookie race car driver as he chases his dream to go pro. “A Radical Dream” is distributed by Hawk Hill Pictures and is taking meetings at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival.

Additionally, Madison has produced short films such as “Grievers” (Canadian Film Fest Comedy Igniter)“Stairwell” (Playhouse West Film Festival LA) and “Con/Freud” (winner - Best Comedy Short, New York City Short Comedy Film Festival) as well as 2026 short films “Down” and “A Little Blood Adds Colour.”

A member of ACTRA her on screen credits include feature films "Mortal Game,” “Cheat” and “Blindly Victorious,” as well as short films “Stairwell” which premiered at the Playhouse West Film Festival LA and “Con/Freud," where she took home Best Actress at the New York Short Comedy Film Festival.

Madison broke into the Toronto theatre as the harrowing lead in Rebecca Gilman's, The Glory of Living, performed at criticality acclaimed indie theatre, The King Black Box. Before moving to Toronto, Madison was a honored to be part of the ensemble production, and world premiere of The Slow Room, by Annie Dorsen at Performance Space NYC.

She received a Bachelor’s Degree in Theatre Arts from Skidmore College and has training at renowned acting schools such as William Esper Studio, Playhouse West LA, RAW Actor Studio, CAP21 Musical Theatre Conservatory, and the Saratoga Shakespeare Company.

Madison truly adores her career, and especially the characters who will live with her for a life time after what always feels like a short time on stage or forever on screen.