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BIO: After graduating as an Architectual Draftsman, Isaac worked in the architecture field until deciding to pursue more creative fields.

At this point Isaac started his journey into living off of his two loves, acting and painting. He has since held five solo exhibitions, and done promotional launches with ethical companies such as TOMS as well as illustrating band posters, film posters and book covers.

Acting however will always come first and despite his love for screen work Isaac does at least one live production a year to keep himself sharp.

2018 was a year of highs for Isaac, recently staring in the Audience Choice film for the 48hr film fest, playing a bit part in the Olivia Newton-John biopic, as well as landing leading roles in multiple commercials and print shoots.

Isaac enjoys using his talents to support good causes, staring in commercials for Salvos, the Stroke Foundation and recently being a featured artist for International Free Comic Book Day to raise funds for Beyond Blue and donating the sales from his debut comic to Beyond Blue, as well as teaming up with TOMS Australia to design a custom shoe inspired by his latest exhibition to auction off for Save the Children.

Career highlights include his guest starring role in the Australian sitcom 'Fix Her Up' on foxtel, playing the lead role in Iris' music video 'the Chase', winner of three Australian Independent Music Video Awards.

BIO: Paul Wanis is an eloquent, charismatic, sophisticated and versatile actor. A physical comedian with unboundless energy, Paul can keep up with the best but also be very serious and dramatic when required. Paul speaks French fluently and can also do a wide range of accents.

Paul is highly expressive and is also a qualified Sign Language Interpreter.

Coming from a highly diverse ethnic background (a mix of Greek, French, Armenian, Syrian and Macedonian - and that's just his grandparents!), he is able to channel the vibrant emotions that embodies these cultures. He is a father to three (20, 18, 10) and has been working as a high level executive in the food industry for the past 20 years. He now runs a group of small busnesses that afford him the flexibility to pursue his passion for acting.

Recently, he's returned to amateur theatre after a 20+ year hiatus.

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BIO: Hailing from Adelaide, Rachel performed annually at the Adelaide Fringe Festival before travelling to New York to study Meisner with Ward Studios. Since relocating to Melbourne, Rachel has been cast in numerous national TVC's and TV roles including Wentworth, ABC's Seven Types of Ambiguity, Neighbours and House Husbands. Rachel has recently landed lead theatre roles in Melbourne, playing Tess in Joanna Murray Smith's comedic 'Female of the Species' and Katie in Pawprint Productions 'Waterchild'.

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