Luke is an actor whose star is on the rise. Currently he can be seen playing ‘Lucifer Morningstar’ (AKA the Dark Lord) in Netflix’s hit show, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, and the recurring role of ‘Guy LaMontagne’ on the CW’s Katy Keene. Luke made his feature film debut in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
Hailing from Sydney, Australia, Luke made his first appearance on a major network TV with a hilarious guest spot playing opposite RuPaul on Mystery Girls. His other TV credits include Baby Daddy, MTV’s Faking It, Modern Family, Major Crimes, How To Get Away with Murder and he played ‘Dorian Gray’ in the Librarians.
Luke has many theatre credits to his name, but most notably he played opposite Al Pacino and Judith Light in Dotsan Rader’s God Looked Away, which made its world premiere in Los Angeles.
Besides acting, Luke is a writer and director who has contributed to a number of short films and web-series including the hit Zach & Dennis: How It All Began - streaming on Amazon Prime, and has also been viewed over 2 million times on YouTube.
With his penchant for celebrity imitation and creating original characters, Luke has built up an impressive Instagram following of over 700 thousand subscribers.
Lynn is an Australian actress, TV anchor and poker player, best known for her role as anchor of the World Poker Tour on Fox Sports, and as ‘Jessica Quince’ on Neighbours.
In 2020, Lynn was inducted into the Australian Poker Hall of Fame for her outstanding contributions in broadcasting for more than a decade.
She first hit Australian and UK television screens as the host of 2012 Aussie Millions Poker Championship (2013), and continued as sideline reporter for ESPN Australia’s coverage of 2013 WSOP Asia Pacific (2013).
Later in 2013, Lynn moved to Los Angeles to assume the role as anchor of the World Poker Tour on Fox Sports, alongside commentators Mike Sexton and Vincent Van Patten. At the same time, Lynn also took the roles of anchor and producer of the World Poker Tour’s high roller series, WPT Alpha8 (2014), on Fox Sports 1, alongside commentators Oliver ‘Ali’ Nejad and Olivier Busquet.
She began her film career in 2018 with the role of ‘Gemma’ in the film Museo, alongside Gael García Bernal. She then went on to star in Australian feature films, How Do You Know Chris? and Paul Hogan’s latest, The Very Excellent Mr. Dundee. More recently, Lynn played the role of ‘Gen’ in the romantic comedy This Little Love of Mine.
This is Tatiana’s first leading role in a feature length film, where she plays the role of ‘Emi Mustafi’. She has acted in numerous short films, most recently appearing in the short film Junk Mail, and has won praise at the Berlin Film Festival in 2007 for her role as Nouria in the short film Love This Time.
2013, Tatiana won the worldwide acting competition ‘Hollywood Immersive’ for her performance as ‘The Cheshire Cat’ and flew over to Warner Brothers studios to screen test for the project Studio City in 2015. Appearances also include a guest role on The Doctor Blake Mysteries (ABC) as ‘Nadya’.
Tatiana is a film and TV actress who has trained with numerous teachers and schools to perfect her craft (Melbourne Actors Studio, Beverly Hills Playhouse).
Travis is a respected Australian actor with an impressive 20-year career. He graduated from Australia’s National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA) with a degree in Performing Arts (Acting) in 1995.
At Melbourne Theatre Company, he performed in Kid Stakes, Away, Trelawny of the Wells, A Single Act and Don’s Party. At Sydney Theatre Company – A Man with Five Children and The Malthouse – Porn Cake. For NIDA, he performed in No Names No Pack Drill, The Old Fitzroy, An Unseasonable Fall of Snow and at La Mama, Us. For Hit Productions he was part of Speaking in Tongues. For Belvoir, he performed in Summer of The Seventeenth Doll and Cloudstreet and for Mollison Communications, Alone it Stands. He was in A Streetcar Named Desire for the La Boite Theatre Company.
On television, Travis has appeared in Good Guys Bad Guys, Halifax FP, Blue Heelers, All Saints, Stingers, Changi, Fat Cow Motel, Through My Eyes, Last Man Standing, Rush, Howzat! Kerry Packers War and most recently, ABC’s Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries (television series and film).
His feature film credits include Shot of Love, Hobby Farm, Roadman, I Love You Too, Birthday, Swerve, Cactus and Kokoda. Most recently, Travis appeared in Mile Creek: Day of Justice.
Travis has directed theatre productions of Don’s Party, The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, Single Act, and After Dinner.
Travis received an AFI nomination for Stingers and was also nominated for a Helpmann for his work on Don’s Party.
Since relinquishing a promising career in education in his early thirties, Dan has developed a reputation as a talented, professional and highly dedicated actor / writer who has recently completed his first film as a director, The Demon, which he also wrote, directed, produced and starred in.
Having worked for internationally renowned directors such as Larysa Kondracki (Picnic at Hanging Rock), Kriv Stenders (Jack Irish) and Mimi Leder (The Leftovers) as an actor, and opposite international stars such as Natalie Dormer (Picnic at Hanging Rock) and Guy Pearce (Jack Irish), Dan continues to challenge himself with a diverse range of experiences as creative artist.
Other credits of note include The Wrong Kind of Black, and a full season of ABC Australia series The Warriors.
Rachel is an Australian born actress and model with a versatile breadth of talent.
She starred as ‘Tascha’ in FX’s hit show Mr Inbetween, created by Scott Ryan and directed by Nash Edgerton. She played the lead role opposite Tom Felton (Harry Potter) in James Arthur’s Empty Space music video. Rachel also stars in the feature film How Do You Know Chris?, playing ‘Christal’, one of the lead roles.
She has also been in high demand with Australian comedy, with appearances in Monica Zanetti’s sketch series Wellness White Girl Warrior on Comedy Central, Sketchshe, La Nocquette and Foxtel’s new series, The Slot. Rachel played the recurring lead of ‘Marina’ in VODVille’s: First Date series, and the lead role of ‘Louise’ in the web series Cut.
Ellen Grimshaw is a Melbourne based comedic-feminist writer and performer who creates experimental theatre that challenges the norm in all senses of the word. From her own personal experiences, she explores intolerable social injustices and discrimination, ripping apart gender archetypes through explosive satire and celebrating queerness, cultural diversity, and confidence unapologetically.
Ellen has been awarded for her performance in feature film Bad Behaviour, and has appeared in dozens of independent theatre productions in Brisbane and Melbourne since graduating from QUT ‘Fine Arts Acting’ in 2009. Ellen most recently appeared in Just Us Girls... What’s A Girl? in 2019, which she also wrote and produced, season 2 of series Bloom on Stan, and short film Noise by Julian Lucas.
Jacob’s career started in regional pantomimes before finding a brief but successful calling in stand-up comedy. After winning the 2007 Melbourne International Comedy Festival’s ‘Class Clowns’ competition,
Jacob went on to various theatre productions such as Death of a Salesman, Next to Normal, Young and Jackson, directed by Wayne Harrison, and August: Osage County, with Beaumaris Theatre Company, for which he won a VDL for Best Supporting Actor.
Jacob has recently appeared in guest roles on Supernatural, iZombie, and The Twilight Zone.
Over the last 20 years, Lee has worked in the Australian film and theatre industries, and is a multi-award-winning actor who has proven to be a unique character actor capable of lead roles and also memorable cameos.
He has worked as a director, writer and producer. He is perhaps most well-known for his portrayal of ‘Marty Browning’ in The Independent, as well as ‘Terence Walker’ in The Unlit and ‘Raskolnikov’ in Crime & Punishment. Next, he is adapting his short film KIN into a feature length film.
After developing his acting skills under the direction of VCA and RMIT film graduates in Melbourne, Stephen was cast in his first feature, Little Black Dress as a support lead before grabbing the lead role in the feature film Vanished.
In 2013, Stephen graduated from the 16th Street Actors Studio full time intensive course.
From this, he was cast as ‘Gavin’ in the 2019 feature film Restoration, for which he was nominated for Best Male Actor in 7 international films festivals and won the Best Actor award at the Rio De Janeiro International Film Festival.
More recently, Stephen played the moment-breaking joker ‘Shane’ in the feature film How Do You Know Chris? and continues to chalk up an impressive list of early-career roles.
Other credits include Restoration, The Doctor Blake Mysteries and Miss Fisher Murder Mysteries.
Susan is not only an award-winning talented actor, but also a doctor who has travelled around the world helping and healing others. On top of that, she also helps run a farm, tending to over 200 animals on a daily basis.
Hailing from rural Western Australia, Susan decided to pursue her lifelong, but forbidden passion for acting in her late 40s.
She will be seen in the Australian feature film How Do You Know Chris?, and has been racking up numerous awards for her work in short films including Best Supporting Actress at the Best Indie Short LA Film awards for Darkest Age, along with an Honourable Mention Best Actress at the Top Shorts Film Festival in Indie Film (Darkest Age), Best Shorts Competition Leading Actress (Dollhouse), the IndieFEST Film Awards Winner Award of Merit Best Leading Actress (Darkest Age) and The Accolade Global Film Competition Award of Merit Best Leading Actress (Darkest Age).
She has done extensive training both in Los Angeles (Hollywood Immersive, Beverly Hills Playhouse) and in Australia.
