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Nathan Lloyd

Nathan Lloyd is a five-time winner of the Best Casting Award from the Casting Guild of Australia. With six nominations for the AACTA Best Casting Award, he has cemented his reputation as one of Australia’s preeminent casting directors.

Across two decades, Nathan has brought together some of the industry’s most memorable ensemble casts. In 2025, his work was again recognised at the Equity Ensemble Awards, earning his third award for Best Ensemble in a Drama. His commitment to putting new and diverse talent on screen has facilitated critically-acclaimed performances and career-defining roles. Among them, Sarah Snook, Milly Alcock, Zoe Terakes and Keiynan Londale.

His recent work on GOOLAGONG (Werner Film Productions/ABC/BBC) starring Felix Mallard and Marton Csokas — saw newcomer, Lila McGuire, in the titular role.

Some of Nathan’s award-winning credits include; Werner Film Productions’ smash hit THE NEWSREADER, the critically acclaimed LOVE ME for Foxtel/Binge, starring Hugo Weaving, Bojana Novakovic and Shalom Brune-Franklin; Aisha Dee’s return to Australian screens in the compelling SBS miniseries SAFE HOME, FAKE starring Asher Keddie and David Wenham and an Foxtel’s global phenomenon WENTWORTH, screened in over 220 territories.

Recent film credits include; RUNNER starring Alan Ritchson, Leila George and Owen Wilson; BEAR COUNTRY featuring Russell Crowe and Teresa Palmer and PLAY DEAD starring Noah Jupe and Patrick Gibson, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra.

Nathan serves on the Executive Committee of the Casting Guild of Australia, has been a member of the Casting Society of America since 2012 and holds a strong association with the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

Kirin Ali

Kirin loves 3 things the most: Rom-Coms, Food and Anywhere she can swim, that’s why most weekends you’ll find her in the park with her friends, near a big pond, with a bagel in one hand and a matcha in the other. Her biggest strength is she never forgets a face, she loves meeting new people and making new friends, but her biggest weakness is remembering names, we wouldn’t be surprised if Barbara from Abbott Elementary was based on Kirin herself.

Accents & Dialects: American-California, American-Standard, Indian, Northern, RP*, Yorkshire*

Languages: English*, Hindi*, Punjabi, Urdu*

Music & Dance: Alto, Bollywood Dance, Choral Singing, Guitar-Electric, Mezzo

Performance: ADR*, Audiobook*, Presenting*, Radio Drama*, Radio Presenting*, Voice Over

Sports: Badminton, Cricket, Cycling, Football, Swimming

Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence

Other Skills: Computer Engineer, Film/Video Editor (experienced), IT Literate, Radio recording/editing

* = Native / Highly Skilled

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Anna Hope

Anna combines her Swedish heritage with a British upbringing and is proudly Swinglish as a result. She is passionate about travel and food, particularly when undertaking the first in order to enjoy the second. She is freakishly organised, fiercely loyal and can’t go for more than a day without at least one small square of dark chocolate. Her superpower is talking to strangers, which doesn’t get her into any trouble at all.

Languages: English*, German, Swedish

Sports: Stand Up Paddle Board, Swimming, Tennis

Vehicle Licences: Car Driving Licence

* = Native / Highly Skilled

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Katie Lambert

Katie Lambert started with a dream of global domination as a music video producer and has since spread to writing and directing. Her career highlight was P!nk knowing her name, and her lowlight was P!nk using the it to say “Katie, you’re an a**hole.”


Katie’s work focuses on the flaws and beauty of humanity and queerness in all things. She is interested in character driven comedy with a slick, sharp aesthetic. Her unique voice comes from a predisposition with female trouble and messed up relationships and her aesthetic is influenced by chick flicks of the 00s and the years she squandered watching every music video under the sun. Alongside narrative work, she has also directed commercially for Arsenal, the Marriott, Lego and Shura. She also founded and runs the production company MrMr Films.


Katie’s latest short “I Hate Helen” is currently doing the festival circuit and has played at 33 festivals and counting. It was recently selected for one of the British Council’s ‘Five Films for Freedom” and screened to over 100 countries, alongside playing at BFI Flare. Other festivals and prizes include but are not limited to, Aesthetica, Hollyshorts, Mumbai Queer, Ciclope Gold, YDA Young Directors award, Best LGBTQI+ nomination at Bolton. It premiered online at Directors Notes. 
Her first film, EAT IT  also played to various acclaim worldwide.