Lisa Bennet, a talented individual, came into this world in the vibrant city of Perth, Australia, where she was blessed to be the loving daughter of Veronica Trevenen, a devoted caregiver who has dedicated her life to the well-being of others, and Peter Bennet, a highly skilled Dental Technician who has honed his craft to provide top-notch oral care to his patients. Born into a family with a strong sense of tradition and heritage, Lisa has a unique blend of Scottish, Irish, and British roots that have undoubtedly shaped her into the person she is today. As the younger sibling of Bradley Bennet, her older brother who has played a significant role in her life, Lisa has been fortunate to have a supportive and loving family that has been a constant source of encouragement and inspiration throughout her journey.
Lisa's journey into the world of acting and theatre commenced at the age of 11, when she took the bold step of auditioning for the esteemed John Curtin College of the Arts, ultimately securing a coveted spot within its esteemed walls. Throughout her tenure at this renowned institution, Lisa delved into a diverse array of techniques and dramatic theatre styles, further honing her craft through the exploration of musical theatre and dance. Upon the completion of her studies, Lisa embarked upon a fruitful journey of film experience, courtesy of short courses at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA),the Australian Film, Television and Radio School (TAFTA),and the Stella Theatre Workshop, subsequently landing various short film roles that served as a testament to her burgeoning talent.
Lisa's remarkable cinematic and television repertoire boasts an array of remarkable performances, with several standout roles that have garnered significant attention and acclaim. Notably, her portrayal in the 2017 psychological thriller 'Hounds of Love' showcased her impressive acting range, while her work on the 2014 historical documentary series 'The War That Changed Us' highlighted her ability to convey complex emotions and historical significance. Additionally, her roles in the 2015 drama 'Broken Contract' and the 2010 coming-of-age drama 'Wasted on the Young' further demonstrated her versatility and capacity to adapt to diverse characters and storylines.
In the year 2014, Lisa embarked on a significant professional endeavor by assuming the lead role in the web series "Chinchilla Hunt", a project that was spearheaded by the visionary duo of James Pentecost and Hayden Fortescue. This notable endeavor garnered widespread recognition and accolades, ultimately resulting in a nomination for the esteemed "Best Web Series" award at the prestigious Western Australian Screen Awards in the year 2015.
Lisa's professional journey continued to unfold with a diverse range of roles that showcased her versatility as an actress. One of her notable performances was that of an English war nurse, where she played opposite Myles Pollard in the ABC documentary drama 'The War That Changed Us'. This powerful and emotive portrayal not only demonstrated her range as an actress but also her ability to bring depth and nuance to her characters.
Notably, Lisa's impressive portfolio extends far beyond the realm of film and television, as she has also made notable appearances in a diverse array of television commercials.
