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Jemma Rivera is an Australian actor and presenter of Asian and Spanish descent and has been working professionally since 1990. Represented by Sophie Jermyn Management
Beginning her career early as a dancer in an independent and professional dance ensemble and later joined several professional stage musical productions, one of which she played the lead ‘LIAT’ in [...]
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The Australian Film and Television Academy (TAFTA), who launched their Sydney Studio just this year, has created an exciting five day Intensive Screen acting course for teenagers!
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Warner Bros. & DC comics have deceided to film their next big block buster in Sydney Australia according to The Hollywood Reporter’s Pip Bulbeck. The project is going to be directed by Martin ****bell (“Casino Royale”) and written by Greg Berlanti and Michael Green. The film is set to cost $150 million and will be [...]
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…Sydney is back in the business of attracting big Hollywood movies with The Green Lantern heading for Fox Studios.
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Having played everything from a gay son to a gladiator, the 45-year-old has decided on a whole new challenge – behind the camera.
…His first attempt at directing is expected to be a surfing movie based on the true life and crimes of an Australian underworld figure and his clash with a notorious Sydney surfing [...]
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TVI actors studio’s New York full time program graduate, Australian based Shailla Quadra, is an actress, writer, producer, director and everything in between!
The actress/filmmaker who lives in Sydney has been accepted to screen her short film Breathing at the A Night Of Horror International Film Fetsival, March 29 – April 3, 2009.
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See Australian actor, Eric Bana’s new documentary “Love The Beast” which premiered in Sydney this week.
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It was reported yesterday that David Field, director of the Australian feature film The Combination was devastated by the ban instilled by Greater Union, canceling the screening of the film in four Greater Union Cinema’s in Sydney’s western suburbs, due to an outbreak of violence among patrons.
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(ABC)…The Combination, released last Thursday, has been receiving rave reviews for its gritty portrayal of life in Sydney’s west.
…David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz of ABC TV’s At The Movies gave the film four-and-a-half and four stars out of five.
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