- Height6′ 2″ (1.88 m)
- Fraser Precious is an award-winning producer, director, writer, actor, and musician from England.
Originally trained as a classical trumpet player, Fraser earned a music scholarship to Sedbergh School at the age of 11 and achieved university level music diplomas as a teenager. He later moved to Australia on a scholarship to study at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 2008, where he completed a Bachelor of Music degree and performed professionally, including appearances at the Sydney Opera House and performances with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
Following a successful career in music and education, Fraser transitioned into film, firstly through acting. After moving to Los Angeles on a scholarship to the New York Film Academy in 2014, he secured leading roles in a range of independent feature films, television projects and commercials while developing his own filmmaking career.
Fraser went on to write, produce, direct and star in the short film "A Precious Life", based on his own experiences as a classical musician in Australia, struggling with mental health issues and homelessness. In 2018, A Precious Life premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and received multiple awards around the festival circuit, including Best Short Film, Best Actor and Best Screenplay.
In 2019, Fraser produced, wrote and starred in the feature film "Indulgence" before making his directorial feature debut with "Safeguard", a bilingual Japanese inspired action thriller. Both films secured international distribution on major platforms around the world.
Fraser continues to develop and produce feature films and television projects through his production company Precious Life Films, with a focus on commercially driven stories that combine international appeal with strong emotional themes.
- IMDb mini biography by: Fraser Precious
- Fraser was the youngest person ever to win a music scholarship to Sedbergh School in the 400 year history of the school.
- Fraser is now bringing his life's work to the big screen in a feature film called 'A Precious Life'. This film is based on Fraser's previous life as a classical trumpet player that resulted in him becoming homeless on the streets. The film is an inspiring story that Fraser hopes will raise much needed awareness for the mental health and homeless communities as well as giving a real insight into the classical world and power of music.
- Fraser achieved grade 8 on the piano and trumpet at the age of 12, an Associate Diploma in Music from Trinity College London at 14 and Licentiate Diploma at 16.
- Fraser has two older brothers both in the military. The eldest Angus is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Marines and Duncan is a Doctor of Clinical Psychology with the British and Australian Army.
- Fraser has performed the trumpet in the Sydney Opera House several times and with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. He has also performed on 3 Brass Band CD's, national television/radio, at the famous Lord's cricket ground and across every genre of music.
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