Sarah Aubrey

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Sarah Aubrey
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Years active1998–present

Sarah Aubrey is a British-born Australian actress. She has had guest roles in episodes of Pieces of Her , The Secret Life of Us , All Saints , Water Rats and Frayed , along with numerous animation series and TV commercials. She also won the Best Actress award at the 2002 Tropfest film festival and is one of Australia's top voice talents.

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Education

Aubrey has trained extensively in theatre, television and film. She started at the University of Newcastle where she played the lead in the 1993 production of Agnes of God alongside professional actresses, Julie Kirby and Peggy Thompson, directed by Australian theatre director, David Logan. [1] She went on to further her training at the National Institute of Dramatic Art in Sydney and the British American Drama Academy in Oxford.

Career

Acting

Aubrey appeared in the Australian television soap, Home and Away , in 1998 playing Tamara Duncan, [2] in 2000 playing Gilly Austen [3] and again in 2007 playing Judy Holly. [4] In 2000 she also appeared in Above the Law , playing Mary Stafford, [5] in Murder Call , playing Amy Simms. [6] and in All Saints , playing Amanda Morton. [7] In 2001 she appeared in Water Rats , playing Madeleine Fyfe. [8]

Aubrey won best actress at the Tropfest film festival in 2002 for the short film Boomerang [9] [10] [11] and was in the Silverchair video "Ana's Song", which was voted one of the top ten best videos on MTV in the United States in 1999.

In 2005 she appeared in an episode of The Secret Life of Us , playing Camel Toe. [12] She subsequently provided the voices for characters in Dive Olly Dive [13] and Master Raindrop . [14]

Music

In 2006 Aubrey formed a band with Scott Andrew (guitar, vocals), Christopher Campbell (bass, guitar, backing vocals) and Rebecca Clarke (drums, percussion). For two years they performed under the name 'Sarah Aubrey' but renamed the band 'Girl Most Likely'. Their songs have been used on television promotions for The L Word , All Saints and Home and Away. In February 2009 they released a self-titled debut EP.

Filmography

Film

YearTitleRoleType
2002Sway
2002BoomerangShort film
Won Best Actress at 2002 Tropfest Film Festival
2011 Happy Feet Two Additional voicesAnimated film

Short film

Television

YearTitleRoleType
1998, 2000, 2007, 2009 Home and Away Tamara Duncan / Gilly Austen / Judy HollyTV series
2000Marriage ActsTV series
2000 Above the Law Mary StaffordTV series
2000 All Saints Amanda MortonTV series
2000 Murder Call Amy SimmsTV series
2001 Water Rats Madeleine FyfeTV series
2001 Fairy Tale Police Department Animated TV series
2004 Blinky Bill's Extraordinary Balloon Adventure TV series
2005 The Secret Life of Us Camel ToeTV series, 1 episode
2003, 2004Seaside HotelAnimated TV series
2006, 2009Dive Olly Dive!VoicesAnimated TV series
2006 Deadly! Amy, Sprocket, Reptile/HildaAnimated TV series
2008 Staines Down Drains Animated TV series
2008 Master Raindrop Shao Yen (and other voicesAnimated TV series
2010 Sally Bollywood: Super Detective SallyAnimated TV series
2010 Rescue: Special Ops Silva (performing with her band Girl Most Likely)TV series
2018, 2022 Nate is Late Malika / Principal PrudenceAnimated TV series
2019 Frayed Mrs PorterNetflix TV series
2021Tales of AlunaAlunaAnimated TV series
2022 Pieces of Her Annette QuellerNetflix TV series

Discography

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