Melbourne Male Actors
Christopher Pask
Christopher was born and raised in the small country town Mystic Park. His interests always followed Australian Rules football, Cricket and Karate from a very young age. Interests in motorbikes and guitar came later. After being the lead in his high school performance of Macbeth, he pursued a new passion for performing. He is a 2009 graduate of the University of Ballarat Arts Academy, obtaining his Bachelor of Arts in Acting. While at the Arts... more
Christopher was born and raised in the small country town Mystic Park. His interests always followed Australian Rules football, Cricket and Karate from a very young age. Interests in motorbikes and guitar came later. After being the lead in his high school performance of Macbeth, he pursued a new passion for performing. He is a 2009 graduate of the University of Ballarat Arts Academy, obtaining his Bachelor of Arts in Acting. While at the Arts Academy he performed in The Devil is an Ass (Manly and Pitfall) under the direction of visiting British director Brian Woolland, an RSC associated Ben Jonson specialist. Chris was part of the first adaptation of Kerry Greenwoods Murder on the Ballarat Train (Sgt Wallace and Bert) and Prometheus Unbound (Mercury). Christopher has also been in 3 Butterscotch National Productions, Coin Operated Boy (Eric), Butterscotch (Frank), and My Mate Mike (Robert). less
Ben Ridgwell
Ben Ridgwell trained part time at WAAPA and, in 2002, moved to Melbourne where he has been working with a constant vigor ever since. As well as building up a large list of short films and TVCs, Ben has had speaking roles in a number of Australian and International TV shows including The Pacific, Underbelly and Rush. Constantly watching and learning, Ben’s goal is to be the best actor he can be. In an effort to get more ‘camera time’, he... more
Ben Ridgwell trained part time at WAAPA and, in 2002, moved to Melbourne where he has been working with a constant vigor ever since. As well as building up a large list of short films and TVCs, Ben has had speaking roles in a number of Australian and International TV shows including The Pacific, Underbelly and Rush. Constantly watching and learning, Ben’s goal is to be the best actor he can be. In an effort to get more ‘camera time’, he has written and directed a number of his own short films and sketches and is currently writing a TV show, which he hopes to get funding for in the future. Ben’s next project is an upcoming role as David Foster on Neighbours. less
Patrick Tucker
Growing up in the small country Victorian town of Axedale, Pat learned to know the farm life, riding horses, going shooting and playing cricket. Moving to Bendigo aged fifteen; Pat first grew interested in acting at high school taking place in many of the high school productions, including West Side Story and Cabaret. Whilst studying acting at the University of Ballarat Arts Academy Pat performed in Ben Jonson’s The Devil is an Ass (Sir Paul... more
Growing up in the small country Victorian town of Axedale, Pat learned to know the farm life, riding horses, going shooting and playing cricket. Moving to Bendigo aged fifteen; Pat first grew interested in acting at high school taking place in many of the high school productions, including West Side Story and Cabaret. Whilst studying acting at the University of Ballarat Arts Academy Pat performed in Ben Jonson’s The Devil is an Ass (Sir Paul and Lady Eitherside) directed by visiting RSC affiliated London director Brian Woolland, Kim Durban’s adaptation of Kerry Greenwood’s novel Murder on the Ballarat Train (Lindsay Herbert), and Prometheus Unbound (Prometheus) directed by David Wicks. Also during his time studying Pat co-wrote/produced a pantomime adaptation of The Magic Pudding (Bill Barnacle) and performed in Happy Darwin Day at Sovereign Hill Ballarat. Since leaving the Arts Academy Pat has appeared in Eagle’s Nest Theatre Company’s productions Romeo & Juliet (Benvolio) and M. The Scottish Play (Banquo). less
Adam Turnbull
Adam graduated from the University of Ballarat with a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts in 1993. Shortly after, Adam secured guest roles in A Country Practice, Janus and Frontline.He then spent the next six years in many aspects of the entertainment industry, including directing and producing a number of shows for The Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival, also several years working for children's theatre... more
Adam graduated from the University of Ballarat with a Bachelor of Arts in Performing Arts in 1993. Shortly after, Adam secured guest roles in A Country Practice, Janus and Frontline.He then spent the next six years in many aspects of the entertainment industry, including directing and producing a number of shows for The Melbourne International Comedy Festival and Melbourne Fringe Festival, also several years working for children's theatre companies Storybook Theatre and TUSK Productions. In 1996, Adam headed to the tropics of Far North Queensland, performing in A Midsummer Night's Dream for Theatre Up North. Returning to Australia, Adam continued to appear on TV with roles in Comedy Inc and Sensing Murder. A highlight for Adam was securing the main role for the AFL 2003 National Advertising Campaign playing the role of Warren in the turnstile commercials, providing him with work in TV, Radio and Print for the entire season. Adam has continued to gain work in the Australian Film & Television industry. He has appeared in many TV Commercials such as Repco, Paint Place and Work Safe. Adam also starred in many short films and currently has a lead role in an indie film "Six Lovers", which is due for release in late 2010. www.adamturnbull.com less
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| Age |
39 |
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| Location | Melbourne |
| Talents | Actor, Voice Over, MC/Presenter |
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Ned Valent
In the past Ned has worked behind the scenes in various aspects of film and television. After this, he decided to give acting a shot. The reason being, to fully understand the scope of the creative process, and after enrolling in some classes he found his passions rapidly shifted towards the stage and screen. A very passionate and dedicated performer. Has had modest success with a small feature in HBO's 'The Pacific' as well a... more
In the past Ned has worked behind the scenes in various aspects of film and television. After this, he decided to give acting a shot. The reason being, to fully understand the scope of the creative process, and after enrolling in some classes he found his passions rapidly shifted towards the stage and screen. A very passionate and dedicated performer. Has had modest success with a small feature in HBO's 'The Pacific' as well a TVC with Medibank at the start of '09. Looking forward to the future. less
