Acting - Debora Tamay

Debora Tamay

Actor | Director | Voice Actor | Lawyer

Hi there! I’m a trained actor from Belgium originally, based in Australia. Some facts about me:

I have a natural American Accent from attending an American school growing up.
I am fluent in English, French, German, and Turkish.
I can perform in a range of accents and dialects (including American, French, Russian, British, Mid-Atlantic, etc).
I have been cast as a lead in a series of short films and performed in various feature films.
My favourite genres are Action, Horror, and Thriller.
I am always excited to undertake stunts, complete fight scenes, and take on more demanding roles that require weapons training or other physical skills.

Showreel

Stunt Reel

Recent Projects

Training & Special Skills

Screen Acting

Screen Acting - Ben Parkinson, Joey Viera, Stephen Lance
Set Etiquette & Scene Breakdown - Bud Hopes
Screen Acting - Australian Actors Studio
Screen Acting - Chad Perkins
On-Screen Presence - Jonathan Novack
On Screen Presence/ Public Speaking - Bond University
Acting for the Screen - Anthony Kidd, Brad McMurray
Self-test Workshop - Peter Rassmussen
Guide to Start Acting in Film & TV - Laura Lieben
Introduction to Acting Auditions - Emma Paunil

Voice-Over

Sports & Weapons

Instruments & Languages

Work

Awards

Best Film
Best Cinematography
Best Editing

VoiceOver

Narration Voice Reel

Character Voice Reel

Commercial Voice Reel

Directing

I absolutely love telling stories whether that is in front or behind the camera. I have directed short films and was hired by a novelist to turn a novel into a proof of concept teaser. I am working towards a feature film release in 2024.

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