Biography

Jamie Treselyan is a British-Australian actor and voice performer working across film, television, theatre, animation, video games, and audio books. Known for bringing a grounded, natural presence to his roles, he combines physical performance with strong character-driven storytelling.

He played the episodic lead role of Frederick in the US television series Deadly Women, and appears in the US feature film Octopus Pot directed by Mikel Shannon Jenkins. He also led the award-winning short film Connected, alongside performances in independent shorts The Nearing of Jordyn Simmons and They Called Me Keith.

On stage, Jamie performed the lead role in the sold-out production Good Grief (2020) and received festival recognition for performances in Avocado Toast (Short + Sweet Sydney, 2019) and The Philosopher’s Hospital (Short + Sweet Sydney, 2020).

Alongside his screen and theatre work, Jamie is an established voice actor with credits across animation, video games, and more than 70 audio books, recognized for dynamic character performance and cinematic narration across fantasy, romance, and adventure titles.

He is also an experienced presenter and stunt performer, with extensive training in martial arts, gymnastics, tricking, close-combat weapons, and firearms.

Jamie holds dual citizenship in the United Kingdom and Australia.
- IMDb mini biography by: Jamie Treselyan