Mollie McGregor
- Actress
Actress Mollie McGregor is an industrious and versatile young performer. In 2017 she finished filming her lead role in the independent feature film, Louie Louie.
In 2015, Mollie received her Diploma of Screen and Media: Acting for Film from New York Film Academy located at Village Roadshow Studios, Gold Coast. In conjunction with diligently completing her studies, Mollie also filmed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales during the same year. She credits much of her education to her onset experiences with Taika Waititi, Jerry Bruckheimer and countless other industry professionals. In addition, Mollie has worked with many great Australian acting coaches and schools. She has completed theatre-based courses with the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA), Queensland Theatre and worked with the Victorian College of Arts (VCA) accent tutors Leith McPherson and Anna McCrossin-Owen. Mollie believes that to be a successful actor you must always be learning. She has completed courses with tutor Phillip Holder (Warehouse Workshop) and with Casting Director Ben Parkinson and Joey Vieira.
Other recent credits include the short film Wheels of Fortune, (where Mollie was able to perform alongside her twin sister, Sophia), Denis and His Dreadful List and May 20th. Mollie endeavors to embrace her love for directing and writing. She was able to use these skills on the film 3 Weeks, created for the 48hr Film Festival in 2017, which was nominated for several awards. In addition to her film work, Mollie is a trained and experienced theatre practitioner, performing physical theatre works at the Judith Wright Centre of the Contemporary Arts and at 2High Festival as well as being an ensemble member in the musical Cats.
In 2015, Mollie received her Diploma of Screen and Media: Acting for Film from New York Film Academy located at Village Roadshow Studios, Gold Coast. In conjunction with diligently completing her studies, Mollie also filmed Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales during the same year. She credits much of her education to her onset experiences with Taika Waititi, Jerry Bruckheimer and countless other industry professionals. In addition, Mollie has worked with many great Australian acting coaches and schools. She has completed theatre-based courses with the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA), Queensland Theatre and worked with the Victorian College of Arts (VCA) accent tutors Leith McPherson and Anna McCrossin-Owen. Mollie believes that to be a successful actor you must always be learning. She has completed courses with tutor Phillip Holder (Warehouse Workshop) and with Casting Director Ben Parkinson and Joey Vieira.
Other recent credits include the short film Wheels of Fortune, (where Mollie was able to perform alongside her twin sister, Sophia), Denis and His Dreadful List and May 20th. Mollie endeavors to embrace her love for directing and writing. She was able to use these skills on the film 3 Weeks, created for the 48hr Film Festival in 2017, which was nominated for several awards. In addition to her film work, Mollie is a trained and experienced theatre practitioner, performing physical theatre works at the Judith Wright Centre of the Contemporary Arts and at 2High Festival as well as being an ensemble member in the musical Cats.
