Since a young age Ellie Gall has always been interested in acting. Ellie started singing lessons when she was just 6yrs of age. At Stage Works she played minor roles in productions like Pocahontas and Much Ado About Nothing. In 2007 Ellie joined a modelling agency, and in 2008 Ellie moved over to Starfish Kids Acting agency, where she started receiving regular castings and catalogue work for Best and Less.
After lots of television castings and few jobs, Ellie took an acting class at Point Break Drama to improve her chances. In 2009 she started doing the Teen Screen Acting with a friend, and within 2 months of the class Ellie was getting regular television work.
In April 2009 Ellie scored her first television work on the show Crime Investigation Australia cast as Sian Kingi in the Episode, The Murder of Innocence, the murder story of Sian Kingi. This was an amazing experience working on a professional set for Ellie with professional actors, “Being on set was one of the best days of my life!” This experience confirmed Ellie’s love for acting and she realised she would love to act professionally.
In late April 2009, Ellie gained her first Feature Film role as Danilla in Something of Vengeance 1MC, directed by Martyn Park. In this film Ellie played an extremely challenging role of a troubled teenager working alongside James Elliot, who had recently graduated from NIDA.
In 2009 Ellie was lucky enough to be featured in the TVC’s Nickoledian Slime Slide, Nickelodian AMF Bowling, Yoplait Infomercial, Foxtel Movie Channel and Australian Pork (get some pork on your fork). In 2010 Ellie also featured in the KFC Outback Bucket TVC.
Since joining up with Point Break Drama Acting School Ellie Gall has attended several Casting Master classes and workshops at the school, with casting directors such as Tom McSweeny, Leigh Pickford, Marianne Jade and Stage Combat Introduction workshop with Kyle Rowling.
In 2010 Ellie appeared in the Warringah Council Festival of Literature Point Break Drama with her peers, and will be doing so again at the end of September this year. In 2010 Ellie was voted most outstanding Screen Actor by her peers.
Ellie is now represented by Encompass Junior Talent Agency. Since being accepted in 2010 into the boutique agency, Ellie has received amazing casting opportunities such as Australian and American Feature Films, Sydney Theatre Company plays, TV series and commercials. Ellie was lucky enough to receive 2 call-backs to Steven Spielberg’s and JJ Abrams Super 8 although was unsuccessful.
In 2011 Ellie entered into Tropfest with her friend Emily O’Connell. The film A Month in the life of a Teenage Superstar was written, directed, produced and starred both Emily and herself. Crownies actor, Caitlin Diaz also starred in the film.
“Making a short film was so much fun especially doing the with your two best friends!”
In 2011 Ellie Gall featured in HBF TVC directed by the Acadamy Award nominated director Nicki Caro. “This was an amazing experience to work with someone so respected in the industry.”
Also in 2011 Ellie joined the Advanced Drama class at Point Break Drama which she finds extremely rewarding.
Through both her classes & teachers, Ellie has gained the knowledge to pursue an acting career. Ellie has grown into a respectful and disciplined actor, through her 3 years at point break Drama and now has the skills to be the best she can be.
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