Biography

Gemma has a passion for adventure, on and off screen. From conquering video games to international husky dog racing, Gemma brings her sense of fun wherever she goes.

A former criminal attorney, Gemma's analytical skills and charm blend perfectly to explore characters with strong, engaging presence. Her love of working in the thriller, sci-fi and action drama genres means Gemma uses her near 6-foot stature to performance advantage, smoothly adapting from an of air of mystery and grace, to intense and formidable demeanor.

Her curiosity and excitement about learning new skills, lead her to pursue training in the use of multiple weapons and firearms, along with experimenting with a variety of martial art forms, including Muay Thai, Kick-boxing, Kung Fu and 17th Century sword method for screen. Gemma is experienced in unarmed stage combat technique, enjoys wire work and motion capture.

Gemma's low-pitched, smooth voice gains attention, placing her in demand for video game character voiceovers, film narration and educational voice work.
- IMDb mini biography by: XG

Husky voice

Prominent eyes

Cat-like eyes

Statuesque/Amazonian build

Holds a Law Degree and has been admitted as an Attorney, specializing in criminal law. She has prosecuted in the courtroom for over 5 years before turning her hand to defense.

She is of Swedish, Scottish and Norwegian decent.

She attended 13 public schools due to her parents trying to find the best educational system. Despite moving around, Gemma excelled academically, often topping classes in each subject.

Gemma grew up in Australia, spending most of her youth in a country area in Queensland so remote there were no roads, electricity or postal service. The closest 'town' was 30 miles away, and TV was a rare luxury, which she believes made the perfect recipe for developing creatively, using the imagination and having a strong ability to adapt to change.

Is a huge video game player. Her favorites include Mass Effect, Assassin's Creed, Tomb Raider, Uncharted, World of Warcraft, The Last of Us and Destiny.

It's unfortunate that by the time we're adults, we've been taught to be afraid of failure. It can really stump possibilities.

While other 6 year-old girls were pretending to be princesses, I was digging trenches in my grandfather's veggie garden, covered in mud, pretending I was in the army.

You have to see yourself in terms of your enormous potential, not in terms of what others tell you you're not.