Lauren Hewett's journey in the entertainment industry began at the tender age of six, with a television commercial for QUIK, a milk drink. This marked the start of her extensive career, spanning multiple mediums, including stage, film, and television.
At eight years old, Lauren's love for acting was sparked when she sang and danced on stage as "Baby" in the musical "The Seven Little Australians". This experience laid the foundation for her future success in the industry.
Throughout her career, Lauren has received numerous accolades, including two AFI Awards (Australian Film Industry Awards). In 1991, she received the "Best Acting by a Juvenile" award for her portrayal of a young girl who contracts leukaemia and ultimately passes away in the film "Act of Necessity". Then, in 1993, she won the "Most Outstanding Performance by a Young Actor on Television" award for her role as "X", the leader of her Zyrgonese family, in the television series "Halfway Across the Galaxy and Turn Left".
Lauren's extensive experience has allowed her to work alongside esteemed actors and crew members, honing her skills and versatility as an actress. She has played a wide range of characters, including Kylie in "Strictly Ballroom", Ebony in "The Miraculous Mellops 2", Kat in "Mission Top Secret 2", Mikki in "Home and Away", Mera in "Ocean Girl 2,3,4", Kathy in "Spellbinder 2", and guest roles on episodes of "G.P." and "A Country Practice".
Lauren's filming schedule has often required her to travel to other countries, providing opportunities to experience different cultures, make new friends, and visit fascinating places. She has filmed in New Zealand, Poland, China, England, and Australia, as well as performing live in the USA, in Hawaii and Disneyland.
Through her acting career, Lauren has been able to try her hand at various activities, such as scuba diving, boogie boarding down rapids, parapenting, swimming with whales and dolphins, horse riding, and rafting.
