Brooke has had a successful career in television and film, starting with her role in the Logie award-winning series E Street in 1989. She won the Variety Club Award for Most Outstanding Juvenile Actress and was nominated for the prestigious Penguin Award for Best Performance by a Juvenile.
At the age of six, Brooke gained international acclaim for her portrayal of a young mother in a hard-hitting commercial that won awards worldwide. She then went on to star in the popular Australian television series E Street, playing the role of Claire Fielding for four years.
Brooke's career continued to grow, with roles in popular shows such as Country Practice, Water Rats, Home & Away, and the ABC series GP. She also appeared in the Tele-movie You and Me and Uncle Bob, the family series Glad Rags, and the Disney Channel series Ocean Girl.
In addition to her acting work, Brooke has also pursued her passion for music, releasing her first CD single and video clip at the age of 12. She has also performed on stage, television, and at conventions around Australia.
After taking a break from acting to focus on her education, Brooke decided to actively study writing, producing, and directing in the USA. She completed several courses with prestigious film schools, including the Hollywood Film Institute and the International Film and Television Workshops and UCLA.
Brooke has recently stepped back into the acting world, appearing in several independent feature films and the hit series Lost. She has also formed her own production company, Gala Films, which produced her award-winning debut short film "Forced Entry."
