Jacqueline Geurts, a multifaceted individual also affectionately referred to as Jacky Geurts, embarked on her life's journey in the picturesque city of Hamilton, New Zealand.
However, her thirst for knowledge and adventure soon led her to relocate to the bustling metropolis of Auckland, where she pursued a higher education at the esteemed Massey University.
Throughout her academic tenure, Geurts demonstrated a remarkable aptitude for the subject of Marine Biology, ultimately culminating in the attainment of a Master's Degree in the field.
This impressive academic achievement serves as a testament to her dedication, perseverance, and passion for the field of Marine Biology.
Geurts embarked on a remarkable journey within the entertainment industry, commencing her odyssey in the year 2006, where she underwent rigorous training as an actress and presenter, subsequently landing a multitude of roles in Theatre, Film, and Television productions, thereby laying the groundwork for a prosperous and illustrious career.
Her breakthrough performance arrived in the year 2015, when she took on the lead role in the critically acclaimed short film "Interloafer," masterfully directed by the esteemed Aidee Walker, which went on to win the prestigious 48-hour film competition, garnering her a nomination for the coveted Best Actress award, a testament to her exceptional talent and dedication to her craft.
Geurts has amassed an impressive body of work, with a diverse range of credits to her name. She has appeared in a multitude of independent films, showcasing her versatility and adaptability as a performer. Additionally, she has also made her mark in the world of short films, further demonstrating her ability to excel in a variety of roles.
Furthermore, Geurts has also had the opportunity to hone her craft on stage, appearing in numerous theatre shows that have allowed her to explore different characters and storylines. Her talents have also been showcased in television commercials, where she has been able to bring her unique energy and charisma to the small screen.
One of Geurts' most notable roles to date has been her portrayal of Tina Hay in the popular New Zealand TV series "Shortland Street". This role has given her the chance to develop a loyal fan base and has cemented her status as a talented and in-demand actress.
In addition to her work on "Shortland Street", Geurts has also appeared in several films, including "Deep Water", which was directed by the renowned Renny Harlin. Her performance in this film has been praised for its depth and nuance, and has further solidified her reputation as a talented and versatile actress.
Geurts has also had the opportunity to appear in the popular TV series "Ash vs Evil Dead", where she played the role of Amanda the Crazy Patient. This role has given her the chance to showcase her comedic skills and has allowed her to bring a unique sense of humor to the show.
Finally, Geurts' most recent notable role has been her portrayal of Julia Stevens in the film "The Bad Seed". This role has given her the chance to play a complex and multifaceted character, and has allowed her to showcase her range as a performer.
Beyond her notable acting endeavors, Geurts had the distinction of being selected for a multifaceted role as both Presenter and Marine Biologist in the incredibly popular television program "Coast New Zealand", where she had the privilege of sharing the screen with the renowned Neil Oliver, and was part of the esteemed production team led by the esteemed Great Southern Television, a renowned television production company, for a span of three seasons.
Geurts' childhood was marked by exceptional athletic prowess, as she proudly represented her nation in various esteemed international competitions, including the ITF Taekwon-Do World Champs and World Cup events, where she triumphantly claimed medals in her respective divisions. Throughout her formative years, she cultivated a profound understanding of diverse martial art disciplines, encompassing the likes of Boxing, Wushu, Wing Chun, FMA, and Silat.
Not only does Geurts possess a remarkable array of skills that enable her to excel on land, but she also boasts an impressive repertoire of aquatic abilities, having honed her expertise as a Dive Instructor, skipper, free diver, and performer. This multifaceted individual is capable of executing a diverse range of stunts in various settings, including but not limited to, high-octane sequences during intense fight scenes, precision-driven wire rigs, the fluid dynamics of underwater performances, the equestrian thrill of horseback riding, or the high-speed thrills of car chases.
In the year 2017, Geurts landed a significant acting role as a member of the esteemed Queens Guard in the popular television series "The Shannara Chronicles". This particular performance showcased her impressive physical abilities, as she executed a thrilling high-octane wire rig into a wall, leaving a lasting impression on audiences.
Fast forward to 2020, Geurts took on the challenging role of Gunnar in the live-action adaptation of the beloved anime series "Cowboy Bebop". Her character's storyline involved a intense and physically demanding scene where she was brutally beaten up by the formidable Asimov, portrayed by the talented Jan Uddin.
In the year 2021, Geurts achieved a significant milestone in her life by winning the highly coveted Green Card in the prestigious Diversity Lottery, a program designed to promote cultural diversity and immigration to the United States. This remarkable accomplishment granted her the opportunity to relocate to the United States and start a new chapter in her life.
Since then, Geurts has been residing in the USA, where she has been actively pursuing her passion for the performing arts. Her talent and dedication have earned her membership in the esteemed SAG-Aftra, a prominent labor union that represents thousands of professionals in the entertainment industry. As a member of SAG-Aftra, Geurts is now part of a community that values artistic excellence, creative expression, and professional integrity.
