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Sneak Peek at New Reel Footage for 2014

I have been visiting my home town, Sydney, Australia for the last two weeks.
Whilst I have been home, I have done voice over work for PMF Legal Blog.  I also took the opportunity to update my reel with fellow Actors' Centre Australia alumni - Glen Waterhouse and talented Tropfest winner, Dean Preston.

I chose a scene from David Ives' "Venus In Fur"

I played Vanda and Glen played Thomas.

Here are a few photos from the shoot today

Here's a closeup of Glen - he can be seen in "What If" - part of Sydney's "Short and Sweet Festival!

Oh - and checkout Dean's IMDb profile...
he's quite the film maker!


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