Emma Annand is a talented Australian television, film, and stage actor who has received numerous accolades for her outstanding performances. Born and raised in Australia, Emma pursued her passion for acting by training at the prestigious Victorian College of the Arts (VIC) and the New York Film Academy (NYC).
Her impressive resume boasts a wide range of acting credits, including a starring role in the Ch 7 telemovie Blake's Murder Mysteries as the rebellious and charismatic Amy Parks. Emma's performance earned her a nomination for the Most Popular Telemovie Logie Award in 2019 and the MEAA Best Ensemble Award in the same year.
Emma's other notable television credits include her role as Alex Beale in the popular Australian series Neighbours and her portrayal of Gemma Sweet, an expectant mother, in the drama High Country. In addition to her television work, Emma has also appeared in several feature films, including Nightshift, and has had roles in numerous short films, such as Invisible, which won the Best Actress Martini Award in 2019.
Emma's stage credits are equally impressive, with notable productions including I Still Call Australia Homo, co-written with fellow VCA graduates and toured nationally, Bock Kills Her Father, Reasons To Stay Inside, which won the MF Best Children's Show Award in 2015, Absurd Person Singular, Undercoat: A Paradoxical Tale, and Too Ready Mirror.
In addition to her acting career, Emma is also a respected Australian voice-over artist, known for her versatility and range. With her impressive list of credits and numerous awards to her name, Emma Annand is undoubtedly one of the most talented and respected actors in Australia today.
