Italiyah Wilson
Openness is such a beautiful quality in any human, but especially so in an actor. Italiyah Wilson has it in abundance.
Ryan Yeates
Ryan Yeates has been dancing, singing and acting pretty much since he was born. And while many Aussie kids grew up with The Wiggles on TV, Ryan literally grew up with The Wiggles.
Madi Du Plessis
Madi Du Plessis is an actor, writer and director, with an ethereal sensitivity and a rich inner life. Step into an otherworldly realm in our shoot today.
Joanna Touma Art
Joanna Touma is a Sydney-based abstract artist who incorporates paint, texture, movement and meditation to create epic artworks that speak directly to the soul. Take a peek into our Personal Branding shoot.
Lulu Quirk
Lulu Quirk is living the dream of many actors. Growing up on the Central Coast of NSW, she began acting, dancing and singing lessons as a child and began her professional career in musical theatre a decade ago. Now based in Sydney, she’s recently appeared in Born to Spy, Barons, Just A Kid, Fly By Fun and Frayed.
Vanessa Madrid
Vanessa Madrid is a glorious mixture of grace and grit. Originally from Chile, Vanessa’s a bilingual actor, stunt performer and voice artist whose credits include Wrath, Survival of The Fittest, Bump and After She Died.
George Holahan-Cantwell
When I think of the term old soul, I often think of certain children, babies, young people (sometimes animals) I’ve met along my way. They have a centred-ness about them, meet your gaze steadily. It’s like they’re enjoying the adventure of being a human who gets to try out life on Planet Earth for a while.
Rachel Leigh & The Luminous Path
Rachel Leigh is the founder of The Luminous Path, a heart-centred healing space on the Central Coast of NSW. Rachel is a multi-talented practitioner, offering a wealth of healing modalities to her clients including kinesiology, reiki, floral alchemy, PSYCH-K and sacred feminine mentorship.
Damien Warren-Smith
Damien Warren-Smith is an actor, comedian and the creator of the award-winning, and Comedy Festival favourite, Garry Starr.