'Shadowhunters' Casting News: Dominic Sherwood is Jace Wayland

Shadowhunters across the globe are celebrating today as the following tweet answered the hashtag that has had fans of Cassandra Clare's The Mortal Instruments book series guessing for the past few weeks...

#WhoIsJace?

The wait is over! Congrats to @DomSherwood1, he'll be playing Jace on #Shadowhunters! #WhoIsJace pic.twitter.com/IPYzYuNeIy
— Shadowhunters (@ShadowhuntersTV) April 20, 2015

 ABC Family announced that Dominic Sherwood will be Jace Wayland in the Shadowhunters TV series that is coming soon. Dominic also shared his excitement about the news.

Looks like the word is out!!! ARRRGGGHHH! cannot contain my excitement! Xx
— Dominic Sherwood (@DomSherwood1) April 20, 2015

Here at the Institute, we can barely contain our excitement!!! Comment below with your thoughts on this casting news.

'City of Heavenly Fire' cover to be revealed on TV

Cassandra Clare announced on Twitter that the sixth and finale book in 'The Mortal Instruments' series would be getting its cover revealed in an "interesting way".  But earlier she took to Twitter to divulge to fans that the cover will be shown live on TV!

Clare's Tumblr post read, "So remember I said the cover of City of Heavenly Fire was going to be revealed in an interesting way? I’ve finally been given the okay to say that it’s going to be revealed on television —  January 14th on The Insider (http://theinsider.etonline.com/tv/ ) 7pm EST on CBS!

For all y’all who don’t live in the US or whose DVRs are full of back episodes of The Walking Dead or whatever, the cover will be up online shortly after. :)".

It's no secret that we're all really curious to see what gorgeous new cover we'll soon be adding to our shelves and now the date's set for fans to get the first look! There is no shortage of excitement when it comes to Cassandra Clare and a new book, and we've already got the date & time marked and committed to our memories.

How many Shadowhunters will be watching The Insider on CBS to see the unveil of City of Heavenly Fire? Which characters do you hope to see on the last cover? Tweet us @TMI_Institute or comment below. We'd love to hear your thoughts!

Jamie Campbell Bower Stuns in Burberry Campaign Photos

Since filming for City of Ashes has been postponed till sometime next year, Jamie Campbell Bower who plays the fierce Jace Wayland in 'City of Bones' hasn't been sitting idle. He's been out causing a stir in the fashion world, not only making a name for himself in acting but also modeling. Daily Mail shared that Burberry has chosen Bower as one of the gorgeous faces to represent Burberry's new Spring/Summer 2014 ad campaign.

Jamie Campbell Bower manages to pull off messy hair, couture clothing, all while sporting a nose ring and still looking incredible. He makes both modeling and acting look effortless. Let's not forget about that killer smile!

Check out this behind the scenes video of Burberry's photoshoot below:

It's fantastic to see Jamie recognized for his angelic good-looks and his numerous talents. While he's off impressing the world we're all patiently waiting for him to return to TMI. Like his own life, Jace still has a story to tell!

Which ad shot is your favorite? Comment below to share your thoughts!

NEW SNIPPET: 'City of Heavenly Fire' - Parabatai

Cassandra Clare posted a new snippet from the final novel of The Mortal Instruments series, City of Heavenly Fire. 

A parabatai. Like he was. And Jace knew, too, what that faded rune meant: a parabatai whose other half was dead. He felt his sympathy leap toward Brother Zachariah, as he imagined himself without Alec, with only that faded rune to remind him where once he had been bonded to someone who knew all the best and worst parts of his soul. 

Anyone else tear up from reading that? We did *raises hand*! 

CoHF will be available on bookshelves in May 2014! 

Feel free to tell us what you think of the new snippet in the comment box below!

HAPPY 25th BIRTHDAY, @JamieBower!!! Here's a video card for you!

GO JAMIE, IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY!!! A very, very Happy 25th Birthday to our very own Jace Wayland, Mr. Jamie Campbell Bower....

That's right, Jamie is a quarter century old... or young, in my opinion. We love him so much and adore his sense of humor, SOOOOOO I had to find a perfect fun birthday eCard to give to him. Jamie, make sure to take a look at the video and the comments under the original post below because a LOT of people have birthday wishes for you!

ORIGINAL POST:
Hey everyone! We are trying to set into motion a birthday post wishing Jamie Campbell Bower a very happy birthday on November 22!

Just take a look at this beautiful photo with Jamie and Benedict Cumberpatch... what is not to love about this guy. By the way, this photo (thanks to Getty Images) was taken at CineCity Film Festival kick-off party in Brighton... hence Jamie's tweet about going to Brighton. Anyway, that's not exactly the point.   IT'S ALMOST JAMIE'S BIRTHDAY!!!

IT'S ONLY A FEW DAYS AWAY ... SO SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW ONLINE!

What I would like for all the Shadowhunters to do is to post happy birthday wishes in the comments below and share what it is you love about Jamie. It would be awesome to share a story about what having him as Jace has meant to you, what you like about him as an actor, or maybe just what having him around on Twitter means to you. 

Jamie has been there online for us, Shadowhunters, so we want to share lots of love for him.

Make the comment directed to Jamie, so we can in turn send him a link to the post and hopefully he'll see it. 

Jamie Campbell Bower Discusses 'City of Ashes'

 

Digital Spy recently spoke with 'Mortal Instruments' star Jamie Campbell Bower at the launch event for BT TV's partnership with Curzon Home Cinema about the future of the franchise. Jamie had this to say about Constantin moving forward with the production, "We have seen a lot of [those films] flounder, and so if Constantin feel comfortable to move on to the next Mortal Instruments film, I'm happy for that." 

Bower admits that while being part of a huge franchise is great connecting with fans is what it's all about. He went on to tell Digital Spy, "Even from being a small part of something like Twilight, I found out that actually, what's really important is having a connection with the fans."

"It's great to be able to sit here and do press, but if I can go out there and I can do a mall tour - which is what we did for Mortal Instruments and for Twilight - that actually can make somebody's day. And that's sort of what I'm doing this for."

We could not agree more! Hearing Jamie talk about the importance of fans and why he is eager to pick up where he left off as Shadowhunter Jace Wayland makes us all very excited!

It was only early September when we found out the production of the 'City of Bones' sequel was halted, and earlier this month we learned that City of Ashes would still be filming in 2014. Fans of 'The Mortal Instruments' collectively expressed their enthusiasm with renewed hope for the adaptation, and it's amazing to see the actors are just as happy to reprise their roles.

Since COA is moving forward what Jace scenes are you most thrilled to see make it from book to movie? Let us know in a comment or tweet us @TMI_Institute!

Jamie Campbell Bower Looks Dark and Dashing in AnOther Man Magazine

 
Jamie Campbell Bower is featured in AnOther Man Magazine's fall/winter issue.
Bower is looking incredibly fashionable and very handsome in the black and white shoot.

You can read about what Jamie had to say in AnOther Man Magazine's interview!

'The Mortal Instruments' star has been keeping busy and looking the Shadowhunter part in his dark attire. Even when Jamie is not playing the role of Jace Wayland he still captures everyone's attention.

It's great to see J.C.B. taking on other projects! Don't you agree?

Comment below to share your thoughts!

EW Photoshoot with Lily Collins & Jamie Campbell Bower at Comic-Con!

Shadowhunters remember when The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones cast attended Comic-Con this past summer (July 19)? Doesn't it feel like ages ago? 

To reminisce the good old days of when the mundane world was discovering the shadowhunter world, check out these new photos of the Mortal Instruments stars, Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower. Just to warn you, these photos are too adorable! 

'Interview' mag snags talk & photos with Jamie Campbell Bower

 Check out this interview with Jamie Campbell Bower in  Interview magazine and some exclusive photos (thanks to Jamie Campbell Bower Spain for posting these): 

Girl meets mysterious tattooed boy; boy encourages girl to fight demons while wearing thigh-high leather boots. Evil, leather-clad man with several rat-tail braids reveals that boy and girl are brother and sister and romance is nipped in the bud.

Sad or savvy, every young adult fantasy film aspires to be the next Twilight.  The best contender to date is The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, based on Cassandra Clare's six-book YA series. Lily Collins stars as Clary Fray, a Brooklyn teenager who discovers she is a "shadowhunter," a warrior descended from the blood of an angel in a world that includes vampires, werewolves, warlocks, witches, and demons. As Jace Wayland, Clary's love interest and possible sibling, British actor Jamie Campbell Bower stands out. There is nothing novel about the film's premise, but it doesn't need to be novel. The Mortal Instruments knows what it wants to be and does it well (or, better than Twilight).

The Mortal Instruments is Campbell Bower's third fantasy franchise, and it's not difficult to see why. Casting directors gravitate towards Campbell Bower's ethereal aesthetic: his shoulder-length blond hair, prominent cheekbones, pale complexion, and  slender, yet oddly muscular physique. Only 24, the actor's first role was in Tim Burton's gothic musicalSweeney Todd (2007). Since then, he's rarely left the fantasy genre; playing King Arthur in the mini-series Camelot (2011), a young Gellert Grindewald in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (2010), and the leader of an ancient coven of vampires in Twilight: Breaking Dawn. 

We recently spoke with the actor in L.A.


EMMA BROWN: Do you remember your first ever audition?

JAMIE CAMPBELL BOWER: Oh, god, my first ever audition. Yeah, it was for Harry Potter.

BROWN: Oh, really? That worked out pretty well then.

CAMPBELL BOWER: No, it didn't, because I was a kid. It was the first Harry Potter movie.

BROWN: Oh. Who did you want to be?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Harry Potter!

BROWN: I can't imagine you with black hair.

CAMPBELL BOWER: Can you imagine? That would be so weird. A casting agent came to school—they send casting agents round schools in the UK—and she picked a bunch of us. I completely forgot about it. We had to tell a joke, I told a really rude joke. I told a joke about a Christmas tree being rammed up a fairy's ass. Oh dear...

BROWN: Did they laugh?

CAMPBELL BOWER: They laughed, yeah. But I don't think that was quite Harry Potter material. [laughs]

BROWN: Were you devastated?

CAMPBELL BOWER: No, no I wasn't devastated. I was too into skateboarding. I'm still too into skateboarding to be devastated by anything.

BROWN: They just kept you in mind for six years?

CAMPBELL BOWER: It was more than six years. I didn't have to re-audition, they actually just called up and were like, "Do you want to be a part of it?"  Obviously it's a British institution, I was like, "Of course I want it. Whatever, I'd love to be a small part of this. It would be dope." And that's it.

BROWN: Did you ever go up to Daniel Radcliffe— "You stole my life!"

CAMPBELL BOWER: [laughs] No, no, no. God, no. He's a lovely chap. No, there's no hard feelings. [laughs]

BROWN: This is your third fantasy franchise. You've got to be in the running for some sort of record.

CAMPBELL BOWER: For being the biggest whore? [laughs] People ask me if it's a career move or whatnot—it's not. I wanted to be a part of Harry Potter. I wanted to be a part of the first Twilight movie and unfortunately it didn't work out so great. So when they came back and were like, "Do you want to come in for a part for the second movie," I was like, "Absolutely." And then Mortal came along but we didn't know when we were shooting the first movie that we were going to get green lit for another movie—we have been green lit for another movie before the first movie's even been released, which is crazy.

BROWN: What do you like the most about your character Jace?

CAMPBELL BOWER: I say this a lot in interviews about the character, but I like his vulnerability. I like that about him. I like his sarcasm. I like his strength.

BROWN: Does he have any qualities that annoy you?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Yeah, the fact that he's so sarcastic the whole time—sometimes he just needs to man up a bit. [laughs] I actually kind of fell in love with him, but he's so into himself that he doesn't really know it. [laughs]

BROWN: Have you read all of the books? Or did you not want to go past the first one lest it change the way you played the character?

CAMPBELL BOWER: I've read them all. I'm just waiting for Cassie [Clare] to release the last one. I read the first three when I got asked to come over for the screen test and then, upon getting the role, I read them all. When we were shooting, I focused on the first book. It didn't cloud my vision—the great thing about literature is that you're making up your own interpretation of the character anyway. Also, you're given basically a bible of who this guy is and you're kind of shooting yourself in the foot if you're not reading it.

BROWN: There are so many books, did you ever have a moment of "Oh god, there goes the next six years of my life..?"

CAMPBELL BOWER: [laughs] Look, if I have a job for the next six years of my life I'm going to be the happiest motherfucker in the world. I'm under no illusion—this game is incredibly fickle, that's what this industry is, and I'm very aware of that. If I can do this in the next six years, that would be great. If I can't, that's fine too. They better start making them quick, though, because none of us are getting any younger and I'm not entirely sure how long I can carry on. If we're doing the last movie when I'm 30 and I'm meant to be playing 19, 20—I'm starting to look a little bit ropey at the moment anyway, there's lines coming—I'd be fucked.

BROWN: Does your agent tell you to stay out of the sun?

CAMPBELL BOWER: No, never. They know if they tell me not to do something I'm gonna do it. [laughs] They've now figured that out, so they just don't talk to me until they have good news. [laughs]

BROWN: Do you think The Mortal Instruments presents an unrealistic portrayal of love?

CAMPBELL BOWER: I mean, at no point in the movie does Jayce turn around to Clary and say, "I love you." Is it an unrealistic portrayal? I think there are times in life where you're automatically drawn to somebody and it's weird—you freak out a bit. I think that's what this portrayal is. It's something deeper than just aesthetic admiration, I suppose. They don't say that they love each other—they want to be together but it's hard, what with them thinking that they're brother and sister they've got a bunch of shit to deal with. [laughs] I don't know if that's realistic.

BROWN: Did you read any young adult books when you were a young adult?

CAMPBELL BOWER: It sounds really cheesy and corny, there was a book called The Lives of Christopher Chant [by Dianna Wynne Jones, 1988], which is very, very similar toHarry Potter. Too similar, some have said. I sort of got into those for a bit. I'm a dirty kid, I like to be outside, I like to run about, I like to get messy. So I spent a lot of time outside as a kid, skating and just being a disaster. I was obsessed with Dogtown—I still am obsessed with Dogtown, the Z-Boys. I love Stacy Peralta and Jay Adams and Andrew Reynolds, all these guys. I used to think I was Chad Muska.

BROWN: You should make a skating movie.

CAMPELL BOWER: I'd love to make a skating movie. It'd be fucking dope. [With] sports movies—like skating movies—it's hard. The last good one that I saw was probably Catherine Hardwick's Lords of Dogtown (2005). I mean, Rob Dyrdek's got a movie coming out but it's more like a documentary.

BROWN: What film were you obsessed with as a child?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Oh my god, Waterworld (1995). Kevin Costner's Waterworld. Insane. That blew my mind. Me and my cousin Josh we used to watch it the whole time. We loved that film.

BROWN: I don't even know what that is.

CAMPBELL BOWER: Waterworld?! Are you for serious? Oh my god, go check it out.

BROWN: I'm looking it up now. It was nominated for an Oscar! It's a serious movie?

CAMPBELL BOWER: It's not that serious. He's jetting about on a jetski and shit. But there's a ride at Universal Studios in L.A.— the Waterworld ride. You've got to go on it. It's mental.

BROWN: I've only been to Euro Disney.

CAMPBELL BOWER: Euro Disney is not my vibe. I can't really deal with Disney, man. It's not my thing.

BROWN: But you can deal with Universal Studios land?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Yeah, because they're not pretending to be so happy all the time. [laughs] I don't do so well with people pretending to be happy. When I was 16, I went with my girlfriend at the time and her family to Disneyland and I was so grumpy the whole time.

BROWN: I know you're in L.A. now, but do you still live in London?

CAMPBELL BOWER: I live out of a bag. I just looked at what's going on for me, I'm not gonna be back in England for more than a week between now and March of next year, I think, which is crazy. By that time the lease is up on my apartment! [laughs]  I'm getting a kick out of being homeless.

BROWN: Won't you miss your family and friends?

CAMPBELL BOWER: I have the best friends in the world. I miss my friends, I miss my family but they always come out and visit me. I went to boarding school in the country so there's no real differentiation between family and friends. I went there from when I was 8 until I was 17—it was insane. If you earn my friendship, you are my family and I'll do anything for you.

BROWN: Is it unusual for people from your school to become actors?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Daniel Day Lewis went to my school. Juno Temple was in my year. Lily Allen went. The band called The Kooks went there. Minnie Driver. There's a few of us kicking about but it's not a stage school, it's just incredibly liberal and let's the individual do whatever the fuck they want. [laughs]

BROWN: Do you remember your worst ever audition?

CAMPBELL BOWER: Yes, I went into the wrong room. They started being like, "I see that you were at the Royal Shakespeare Company." I was like, "Oh my god, my agent has made all this shit up, just made it up so I could get in the room." So I was like, "Yeah, yeah, it was amazing"—digging myself further and further into a hole. And then this girl comes in and I'm like, "What the fuck is going on?" And they're like, "Okay, and now we're going to read the balcony scene." It was an audition for Romeo and Juliet. [laughs] I was like, "Um, I'm not meant to be here, I'm really sorry." [laughs] I literally just ran out of the room.

Tonner Doll Company, Inc. to Release Collectible Figures from 'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones'

Exciting news Shadowhunters!

Noted name in collectibles makes it possible to battle the demons with your very own Shadowhunter! Tonner Doll Company debuts The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Collection, featuring characters Clary Fray, Jace Wayland and Isabelle Lightwood.

Tonner Doll Company, Inc., a staple in the high-end collectibles industry for over 20 years, announces the release of their latest film-inspired collection based on The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones. The debut pieces of the line include characters Clary Fray, Jace Wayland and Isabelle Lightwood, complete with magical marks, so-called runes.

A Constantin Film International GmbH and Unique Features (TMI) Inc. production, The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is directed by Harald Zwart from a screenplay by Jessica Postigo Paquette based on the New York Times best-selling young adult fantasy novel by Cassandra Clare. The film features Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower, Robert Sheehan, Lena Headey, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, and more. Robert Kulzer and Don Carmody are producing and Bob Shaye, Michael Lynne and Martin Moszkowicz are executive producing.

Set in contemporary New York, The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones follows Clary Fray, a seemingly ordinary teenager as she discovers that she is the descendant of a line of Shadowhunters, a secret cadre of young half-angel warriors locked in an ancient battle to protect our world from demons. After the disappearance of her mother, Clary must join forces with a group of Shadowhunters, who introduce her to a dangerous alternative New York called Downworld, filled with demons, warlocks, vampires, werewolves and other deadly creatures. Based on the worldwide best-selling book series.    

“I devoured the whole series and loved it,” exclaimed Robert Tonner, company CEO and resident doll artist and sculptor. “As soon as I heard about the movie, I knew immediately it was for us. It’s got all the good stuff: romance, action, demons, vampires, werewolves. Just ripe for the picking!”

Tonner Doll is known for their impeccable workmanship and quality collectibles, and has had great success with past film licenses, such as Harry Potter, Hunger Games, Warm Bodies and the Twilight series. Tonner brings the same creative approach and applies the same rigorous standard of quality to The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Collection.

Tonner’s The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Collection will feature authorized likenesses of Lily Collins, Jamie Campbell Bower and Jemima West. Each collectible figure will include hand-painted facial details, authentic costuming from the film, multiple points of articulation for dynamic poses and a stand for ease of display.

The Mortal Instruments Collection will be available on http://www.tonnerdoll.com, and through specialty boutique doll shops later this year.

For more information or to see Tonner Doll’s other masterful creations, visit http://www.tonnerdoll.com/.

About Tonner Doll Company: 

Headquartered in Kingston, New York, Tonner Doll Company, Inc. develops and markets high quality collectible Character Figures and Dolls like TWILIGHT, Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, Gone With The Wind, The Wizard of Oz, DC Stars, Marvel Universe, HARRY POTTER™, and PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN, as well as fashion dolls such as Tyler Wentworth™, Antoinette™, Precarious™, and Cami & Jon™.

About Sony Pictures Consumer Products: Sony Pictures Consumer Products Inc., a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE), is based in Los Angeles and handles the merchandising, branding, and retail efforts for some of the most recognized properties in film and television. In addition, the Global Promotions team generates awareness and extends branding potential of individual films and film franchises through the development of co-branded promotions and tie-ins. SPE's global operations include motion picture production and distribution; television production and distribution; digital content creation and distribution; worldwide channel investments; home entertainment acquisition and distribution; and distribution of filmed entertainment in 67 countries.

A Constantin Film International GmbH and Unique Features (TMI) Inc. production, THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES is directed by Harald Zwart, and produced by Robert Kulzer and Don Carmody. Jessica Postigo Paquette wrote the screenplay, based on the novel by Cassandra Clare. Bob Shaye, Michael Lynne and Martin Moszkowicz executive produced.

THE MORTAL INSTRUMENTS: CITY OF BONES is now playing in theaters.

PHOTOS: Kevin Zegers and Jaime Feld's Wedding

Kevin Zegers (Alec Lightwood) from The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones tied the knot last week on August 3rd in New Jersey with longtime girlfriend Jaime Feld. He spent the week before his wedding touring malls in the US with 'Mortal Instruments' costars Jamie Campbell Bower (Jace) and Lily Collins (Clary) to meet fans. Now, we have all been hoping to see photos from the wedding and here they are.

What do you all think of the beautiful wedding photos? Let us know in the comments!

Jamie Campbell Bower serenades us with exclusive acoustic performance

Our Jace in the upcoming The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones has been seen in many big movie franchises and one of the most notable ones was his first where we were introduced to him and his lovely singing voice. Jamie Campbell Bower made his debut onto the big screen as Anthony Hope in Tim Burton's Sweeny Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Jamie, knowing how his fans enjoy his music, released an acoustic performance this morning on Gibson Guitar UK's YouTube channel. The song, Better Man, is wonderful and addictive. 

What did you all think of his performance? Let us know in the comments below!

VIDEO: Jamie Campbell Bower Plays Piano in a Photo Shoot!

There are many reasons as to why Jamie Campbell Bower is a perfect Jace Wayland, one of them is that he has amazing piano skills! Jamie shows us those skills in the video below, which was taken behind-the-scenes of a Gibson 90210 photo shoot in California. 

Shadowhunters get ready to fangirl!

What did you guys think of the video? Leave your comments below!

LISTEN: Three New Character Playlists on Spotify!

Nearly two weeks ago, Republic Records released a character playlist for Clary Fray on Spotify and now they are adding three more playlists! They released a playlist for Jace Wayland, Simon Lewis, and Valentine Morgenstern.

Here is Jace's playlist:

Here is Simon's playlist:

Here is Valentine's playlist:

What do you guys think of their playlists? Feel free to leave your comments below!

MTV Exclusive with the cast of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones!

In case you missed the live stream with MTV, thanks to Jessica Hamby who recorded the interview and posted it on Youtube! Stay tuned to our twitter account (@TMI_Institute) for live tweeting from The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones panel at Comic-Con which begins at 4pm PST/ 7 pm EST!

Isn't the cast hilarious? What did you guys think of their interview? Leave your comments below!

Jamie Campbell Bower in a Jaguar UK Commercial!

 

Jamie Campbell Bower took to twitter to reveal his Jaguar UK Commercial.

The commercial features Jamie going back to his old acting teacher and discusses his acting career and its evolution. The video also includes Jamie going to a tailoring shop to get some suits made for movie premieres, which he states will last "for six weeks"! SIX WEEKS!

You can watch the video below:

whoop whoop http://t.co/0zbZ91na4G
— Jamie Campbell Bower (@Jamiebower) July 19, 2013

By the way if you look very closely while Jamie drives the Jaguar, you can see that he's got the Morgenstern ring on!

What do you guys think of his Jaguar UK Commercial?

'The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones' takes over LFCC

Last weekend a friend of mine went to London Film & Comic Con and attended The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones Panel on July 6th with actor Jamie Campbell Bower (Jace) and author Cassandra Clare.

At the panel there was a lot of joking around and they even showed a clip from the movie. The clip shown was of  when Jace and Clary go to see Madame Dorothea to retrieve the Mortal Cup. I would've loved to have seen that clip!

For all the Shadowhunters there they had some swag, but apparently it was a small amount and hard to get. The swag consisted of Posters and T-Shirts.

After the panel there was a signing with Jamie Campbell Bower and Cassandra Clare. A fun story from Sam is that she made some institute key necklaces in which she gave to Cassie and Jamie at the signing. They loved them!

Below are some great photos from the event that Sam took. Enjoy Shadowhunters!

Sam also took some videos of the panel that you can watch right here!

All photos and videos are the property of Sam Moden and UK Twilight

Did any of you go to this event? If so, let us know about your experiences in the comments below!