I believe that stories are what make us human. They inspire great inventions, topple dictators, and help us to discover richer or truer versions of ourselves. Choosing which stories to tell is how we shape the culture we live in and the world we leave behind.

I'm a Melbourne-based actor, creator and producer, and my work has one driving question: what happens when women get to tell their own stories, on their own terms?

My career began as an actor, with credits including All Her Fault, Wentworth and Five Bedrooms. Producing became a natural extension of that. A way to shape the stories I most wanted to see told. As Creator and Producer of the comedy series Nobody's Business, I tackled the stigma faced by childfree women. I produced the 2024 short film Get Home Safe, a story about gendered violence and women's freedom to move safely in the world, which won the Sue Blainey Award for Best Female Storyteller at Bass Coast Shorts. My latest project, Washateria, subverts rom-com and horror tropes to reveal women as messy, dark and complex, currently awaiting its festival premiere.

I want my audiences provoked, challenged and changed. I want women to see their real selves on screen. And if I’m being completely honest, I want to make you laugh, cry and feel things you weren't expecting to feel. Because that is what connects us and what makes us feel like we belong.

I am a member of WIFT, AACTA and MEAA.

Every moment is the beginning of a new story. What role will you play?