Perth Male Actors
Jason Jordan
Jason began his performing career as a DJ with "1080am The Eagle" and has since featured in dozens of commercials, TV series, documentaries, Voiceovers and feature movies. A very experienced actor/presenter with broad capabilities, Jason can play roles as diverse as a professional host for TV Presentations ("e-life" Network 10, "Drive Time TV" Network 10), a rough-neck in a feature movie ("Thunderstruck" 2004) or a loving Dad (HBF-Ted... more
Jason began his performing career as a DJ with "1080am The Eagle" and has since featured in dozens of commercials, TV series, documentaries, Voiceovers and feature movies. A very experienced actor/presenter with broad capabilities, Jason can play roles as diverse as a professional host for TV Presentations ("e-life" Network 10, "Drive Time TV" Network 10), a rough-neck in a feature movie ("Thunderstruck" 2004) or a loving Dad (HBF-Ted Travels). With a technology & journalism background, polished presentation style, a professional work ethic and a down to earth sense of humour, Jason is an excellent choice for corporate videos, voiceovers, presenting and character roles. less
Kingsley Judd
Kingsley trained at Curtin University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English majoring in Theatre Arts. Kingsley has received award nominations for his acting. In 2005 he was nominated for Best Actor, for his role as Ebenezer Scrooge in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, at the PTT Equity Guild Awards. And then in 2009 he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor, for his performance as Trevor Lydgate in DEATH OF A MURDERER, again at the PTT... more
Kingsley trained at Curtin University. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English majoring in Theatre Arts. Kingsley has received award nominations for his acting. In 2005 he was nominated for Best Actor, for his role as Ebenezer Scrooge in A CHRISTMAS CAROL, at the PTT Equity Guild Awards. And then in 2009 he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor, for his performance as Trevor Lydgate in DEATH OF A MURDERER, again at the PTT Equity Guild Awards. He has worked on a variety of theatrical productions over the years. Some of these are: A CLOCKWORK ORANGE; WITHNAIL AND I; BOUNCERS; UBU ROI; THE ELEPHANT MAN; MACBETH; MOZART AND SALIERI; and RENT. He appeared in the award winning Blue Room shows: THE GOLD BUG and SERPENTINE. He was also in the 2010 PTT Equity Guild Award winning Best New Play: CRY HAVOC. Some of his other roles have been as first puppeteer in LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, and as a Minstrel for Dirty Dicks Medieval Theatre Restaurant. He has appeared in feature length and short films and also on television in the serial STORMWORLD and on various commercials. He can be seen on instructional dvds for the deaf. He works as a Clown Doctor at Princess Margaret Children’s Hospital. Kingsley previously worked with HAPPY DAGGER in 2008 in their critically acclaimed production; THE YORK CRUCIFIXION. He has recently returned from overseas where he performed in SOMEONE WHO’LL WATCH OVER ME with The Actor’s Studio in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. ActorsNow represents him. He has been a member of Equity since 2005. less
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Griffin Karra
Griffin’s confidence and natural talent for performing was evident from a young age. Attending acting classes for several years has allowed him to develop further skills in mime, accents, improvisation, and character development. Griffin has participated in numerous competitions where acting and improvisation were utilised including: Tournament of the Minds, IPSHA Performing Arts, and the Da Vinci Decathlon. He works well individually and... more
Griffin’s confidence and natural talent for performing was evident from a young age. Attending acting classes for several years has allowed him to develop further skills in mime, accents, improvisation, and character development. Griffin has participated in numerous competitions where acting and improvisation were utilised including: Tournament of the Minds, IPSHA Performing Arts, and the Da Vinci Decathlon. He works well individually and also with others and has strong leadership skills. He has been commended frequently on his creativity and his dedication to do a task well. When not entertaining others, Griffin is an avid sportsman playing ‘A’ grade soccer and volleyball, participating in triathalons, skimboarding and snowboarding whenever he gets a chance. Griffin loves the beach and travelling, and tries to combine both as often as he can. less
Brendan Kerkvliet
Brendan is a country boy and spent a fair bit of his life traveling and throwing his hand in for a variety of jobs which included shot firing, bar work, a fire fighter with the department of natural resources and a completed apprenticeship in carpentry. His first audition was in grade 3 at Broome District High School as Joe Dolce miming “Shuddap ya Face”, but after leaving high school Brendan had to earn a living, so acting took a back... more
Brendan is a country boy and spent a fair bit of his life traveling and throwing his hand in for a variety of jobs which included shot firing, bar work, a fire fighter with the department of natural resources and a completed apprenticeship in carpentry. His first audition was in grade 3 at Broome District High School as Joe Dolce miming “Shuddap ya Face”, but after leaving high school Brendan had to earn a living, so acting took a back seat. As time moved on he wanted back into the acting so Brendan took himself off to train with Howard Fine in LA. While here in Perth he has taken many PAC Screen Workshops, has done voice training with James Hagan and a Master Class in Improv with Damon Lockwood. Brendan has appeared in many TVC’s, short films, TV Series, plays and readings. He recently won the ‘Stanislavski Award for Consistent Excellence’. less
Mark Kont
Mark is a versatile performer having performed almost every role possible from comic leads to murderous thugs. His extensive resume includes Classic and Contemporary Drama, Musical Comedies, Dinner Theatre, Shakespeare and TV work. He possesses an interesting bass/baritone voice with strong projection and Mark is always very committed to his roles, whether lead or support
Mark is a versatile performer having performed almost every role possible from comic leads to murderous thugs. His extensive resume includes Classic and Contemporary Drama, Musical Comedies, Dinner Theatre, Shakespeare and TV work. He possesses an interesting bass/baritone voice with strong projection and Mark is always very committed to his roles, whether lead or support less
Joel Lally
Joel loves to play sport, especially football and cricket. He is involved with Junior Australian Rules Football at present. Joel watches golf and cricket with his dad and brother. He also loves acting out with his brother and sister regularly putting on performances for family and friends. He recently performed with his brother an Abbott and Costello baseball skit “Who’s on First” in front of the school. Joel also listens to music on his... more
Joel loves to play sport, especially football and cricket. He is involved with Junior Australian Rules Football at present. Joel watches golf and cricket with his dad and brother. He also loves acting out with his brother and sister regularly putting on performances for family and friends. He recently performed with his brother an Abbott and Costello baseball skit “Who’s on First” in front of the school. Joel also listens to music on his ipod and drawing his favourite comic book characters, especially batman. Joel is currently in Grade 4, he enjoys going to school. When he gets home he’s straight out at the back yard kicking the footy with his brother or playing cricket (to unwind) then he’ll watch his favourite shows, DVD’s and play a bit of the Wii from time to time. Joel also loves being with his friends, playing sport with them. For two years he studied and performed on stage with The Johnny Young Talent School. Joel has previously done TVC’s and photo shoots while taking drama classes at Actors NOW and with Dynamic Performing Arts. less
Luke Lally
Luke loves to play sport, mainly football and cricket, in fact he is mad about both sports, especially for his football club the Bulldogs! Currently he’s involved with Junior Australian Rules Football. He loves collecting footy cards. Luke likes watching all kinds of sport with his dad and brother. He also loves acting out with his brother and sister regularly putting on performances for family and friends. He recently performed in front... more
Luke loves to play sport, mainly football and cricket, in fact he is mad about both sports, especially for his football club the Bulldogs! Currently he’s involved with Junior Australian Rules Football. He loves collecting footy cards. Luke likes watching all kinds of sport with his dad and brother. He also loves acting out with his brother and sister regularly putting on performances for family and friends. He recently performed in front of the school with his brother the Abbot and Costello baseball skit “Who’s on First”. Luke’s passion is Lego. He loves building Lego, is a member of the Lego club and has recently started up a blog on Lego. Any money he makes he is going to donate to charity. Luke is currently in Grade 4 and as soon as he gets home he’s straight out at the back yard kicking the footy or playing cricket with his brother. Then watch’s his favourite TV shows and DVD’s or plays a bit of the Wii and Lego of course. Luke loves being with his friends playing all kinds of sport with them. Luke has previously taken singing, dancing and performing with The Johnny Young Talent school. Drama Classes at Actors NOW and acting classes with Dynamic Performing Arts and is experienced in TVC’s, voiceover and photo shoots. less
Michael Lamont
Michael Lamont was educated at Edith Cowan University/WAAPA and has been acting since age 11, having picked up the bug during his first school play. He performed his first Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, at the age of 15 and has gone on to appear in over 30 stage productions including The Tempest, The Sound of Music, and Henry V. He has also appeared in several short films, and the feature films Fisheye Stiller, Japanese Story and... more
Michael Lamont was educated at Edith Cowan University/WAAPA and has been acting since age 11, having picked up the bug during his first school play. He performed his first Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, at the age of 15 and has gone on to appear in over 30 stage productions including The Tempest, The Sound of Music, and Henry V. He has also appeared in several short films, and the feature films Fisheye Stiller, Japanese Story and Thunderstruck. Michael has a passion for writing both theatre and film pieces and is currently planning to step behind the camera during the next twelve months to film his epic self-written series: Shadow Walker. less
Matthew Lawrence
A recent graduate from the Film and Television Institute of Western Australia’s Diploma for Screen Acting, Matthew has studied under Fern Nicholson Wayne Nicholson, James Hagen, Damon Lockwood, and Noel O’Neil. Matthew made his Australian debut in the theatre comedy production of ‘Queer Street’ which gained him a nomination for best supporting actor in the Bunbury DramaFest in 2010. He has recently acted in short films such as Jim Wotzko’s... more
A recent graduate from the Film and Television Institute of Western Australia’s Diploma for Screen Acting, Matthew has studied under Fern Nicholson Wayne Nicholson, James Hagen, Damon Lockwood, and Noel O’Neil. Matthew made his Australian debut in the theatre comedy production of ‘Queer Street’ which gained him a nomination for best supporting actor in the Bunbury DramaFest in 2010. He has recently acted in short films such as Jim Wotzko’s ‘Sanctuary’ and Luke Kimble-Williams’ WASA winning ‘Still Take You Home’ starring as the lead in both, he has also appeared in doco dramas and TVC’s. Matthew is reliable, hard working, enthusiastic and a pleasure to be around, both on an off set. less
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David Lazarus
David’s first film was at the age of nine with the child lead in the feature film Sumuru, directed by Academy Award nominee Darryl Roodt. Since then David has gone on to do many big things, including representing Australia at the World Championships of Performing Arts (held in L.A, USA). David walked away with 6 gold medals, 5 overall division winnings and was honored with a $10,000 2 year acting scholarship for a major film school in New York... more
David’s first film was at the age of nine with the child lead in the feature film Sumuru, directed by Academy Award nominee Darryl Roodt. Since then David has gone on to do many big things, including representing Australia at the World Championships of Performing Arts (held in L.A, USA). David walked away with 6 gold medals, 5 overall division winnings and was honored with a $10,000 2 year acting scholarship for a major film school in New York (to take up in 2011). David has also had lead roles in many films, as well as supporting roles in the kid's TV series Wormwood (Disney Channel) and The Sleepover Club 2 (Nickelodeon). Having a strong passion for music, David is a multi-award winning Acoustic-Pop-Rock singer-songwriter, having appeared on Channel 7’s Australia’s Got Talent and Telethon. Combining his singing and acting skills, David has performed in several musicals, inter alia, playing The Artful Dodger in the musical ‘Oliver’ and Charlie Brown in the musical ‘You’re a good man Charlie Brown’. less
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| Location | Perth |
| Talents | Actor, Voice Over, Singer |
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