Dominique Maber
- Actress
Dominique Maber is an accomplished actress and model based in Sydney Australia. She has been cast in numerous short films,
feature films, commercials, music videos, on radio and in print advertising campaigns. Her film credits include The Bollywood
feature film 'The Outsider' (Sri Lanka Screen Productions) 'The Sultan and the King' (Feature Film - Hassan Sonboli) 'Imperfectly Frank' (Short - 7 Seas Films), 'Dennis Wants More Than Tennis' (Short - CC Productions), 'Synergy' (TV Pilot 2014). She has made appearances in the telemovie 'Schappelle' (Nine Network) the UK feature film 'The Inbetweeners 2' (Bwark Productions) and the blockbuster 'San Andreas' (Warner Bros. Pictures) She was also a featured role in the SBS documentary 'Change my Race' (Highest rated SBS documentary for 2014).
In December 2015 she was chosen to represent Australia at the annual International Indian Film Festival in Goa India on behalf of 7 Seas Films Australia. Dominique was featured on the Vogue Italia site on two separate occasions with her modelling career taking off further with two nationwide modelling awards (Australian Fashion Bash) and has represented international brands such as Peroni, Nike, Coca-Cola, Etihad, Perrier, Qantas and Volkswagen. She has been interviewed on Australian wide radio stations (Radio 96FM Perth, ABC 666 Canberra,
ABC 612 Brisbane) and was interviewed live in studio on the Nine Network morning talk show 'Studio 10' about her career and upcoming
productions. She was chosen as a runway model in the 2014 Colombo (Sri Lanka) fashion week runway show which aired on ART TV, as well the Paint the Runway Purple fashion show by Desi Allinger in Portland Oregon (USA). Her television commercial credits include the international 'Prima Kottume' commercial as the lead role, which aired Asia wide in 2015 as well the Australia wide Hungry Jack's commercial in 2016. Dominique has studied at the National Institute of Dramatic Art along with Casting Director Peter Rasmussen; learning techniques from Uta Hagen, Ivana Chubbuck, Constantin Stanislavski and Howard Fine.
