Amanda Billing, a talented actress, entered the world on April 12, 1976, in the beautiful country of New Zealand. As she grew and developed her skills, she eventually rose to prominence for her remarkable performance as the beloved character, Doctor Sarah Potts, on the highly acclaimed and long-running New Zealand television soap opera, Shortland Street.
The early life of Billing was characterized by a formative childhood spent within the confines of Masterton, a small town nestled in the heart of New Zealand, where she was raised by her family.
After completing her formal education, Billing embarked on a journey of continued learning by enrolling at the esteemed Christchurch College of Education. Through her time at the institution, she successfully obtained the esteemed certification of a high school teacher, marking a significant milestone in her academic and professional trajectory.
Throughout her tenure as a high school teacher, Billing remained an integral and dynamic presence, actively participating in a wide range of drama productions that showcased her impressive acting abilities. Her impressive performances in amateur stage plays such as Cloud Nine and The Country Wife served as a testament to her dedication, talent, and passion for the performing arts.
A seasoned educator with a storied career spanning multiple institutions across Auckland, Billing has had the privilege of instructing a diverse range of subjects, including but not limited to Geography, English, and Social Studies.
