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Overseas and local projects

• South Solitary, Marton Csokas as ‘Fleet’.
• The Tree, Marton Csokas as ‘George’.
• The Killer Elite, Yvonne Strahovski as ‘Anne’
• The Killer Elite, Matt Nable as ‘Pennock’
• The Killer Elite, Grant Bowler as ‘James Cregg’
• Wasted on The Young, Georgina Haig as ‘Simone’.
• Wasted on The Young, Geraldine Hakewill as ‘Ella’.
• Matching Jack, Yvonne Strahovski as ‘Veronica’.
• Matching Jack, Alexandra Schepisi as ‘Janice’.
• Swerve, Roy Billing as ‘Good Samaritan’.
• Swerve, Robert Mammone as ‘Logan’.
• City Of Gardens, Grant Bowler as ‘Jesus Christ’
• Sleeping Beauty, Eden Falk as ‘Thomas’.
• Sleeping Beauty, Jamie Croft as ‘Colleague 1’.
• Sleeping Beauty, Joel Tobeck as ‘Businessman 1’.
• The Last Dragon, Robert Mammone as ‘Dukas’.
• Cops LAC, Roy Billing as ‘Senior Sergeant Graeme Sinclair’.
• Cops LAC, Martin Dingle Wall as ‘Detective Snr Constable Rhys Llewellyn’.
• Cops LAC, Ria Vandervis as ‘Senior Constable Roxanne Perez’.
• Sisters of War, Susie Porter as ‘Kay Parker’.
• Road Train, Georgina Haig as ‘Liz’.
• The Clinic, Clare Bowen as ‘Ivy’.
• Me and My Monsters, Felix Williamson as ‘Nick’
• Rake, Danielle Cormack as ‘Scarlett’.
• Rake, Caroline Brazier as ‘Wendy’
• X, Hazem Shammas as ‘Willie’.
• X, Belinda McClory as ‘Catherine/Marilyn’.
• Alice in Wonderland, Marton Csokas as ‘Charles Kingsleigh’.
• I love You Too, Yvonne Strahovski as ‘Alice’.
• Beneath Hill 60, Gyton Grantley as ‘Norm Morris’.
• Beneath Hill 60, Warwick Young as ‘Percy Marsden’.
• True Blood Season 3, Grant Bowler as ‘Coote’.
• Chuck, Yvonne Strahovski as ‘Sarah Walker’.
• Underbelly – The Golden Mile, Toby Leonard Moore as ‘Sgt. Dave Woods’.
• Underbelly – The Golden Mile, Hazem Shammas as ‘Bill Bayeh’.
• Underbelly – The Golden Mile, Steve Bastoni as ‘Louis Bayeh’.
• Underbelly – The Golden Mile, Mark Furze as ‘Trent’.
• Underbelly – The Golden Mile, Georgina Haig as ‘Georgina Freeman’.
• Accidents Happen, Tyler Coppin as ‘Narrator’.
• Accidents Happen, Sarah Woods as ‘Dotty Post’.
• Accidents Happen, Katrina Retallick as ‘Connie’.
• Accidents Happen, Joel Tobeck as ‘Ray Conway’.
• Accidents Happen, Rebecca Massey as ‘Louise’
• Prime Mover, Gyton Grantley as ‘Repo Man’.
• Separation City, Danielle Cormack as ‘Pam’.
• The Pacific, Toby Leonard Moore as ‘Sergeant Stone’.
• The Pacific, Linda Cropper as ‘Mary Frank Sledge’.
• The Pacific, Adam Booth as ‘Briggs’.
• The Pacific, Rupert Reid as ‘Martin Clements’.
• Uninhabited, Geraldine Hakewill as ‘Beth’.
• Ugly Betty Season 3, Grant Bowler as ‘Connor Owens’
• Spartacus Season 2, Daniel Feuerriegel as ‘Agron’
• Outrageous Fortune Series 1 – 5, Robyn Malcolm as ‘Cheryl West’.
• Animal Kingdom, James Saunders as ‘PSG Gary’.
• The Reef, Damian Walshe-Howling as ‘Luke”.
• The Reef, Gyton Grantley as ‘Matt’.
• The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Trader, Roy Billing as ‘Chief Dufflepud’.
• Dream House, Marton Csokas as ‘Jack Patterson’.
• Sanctum, Christopher Baker as ‘J.D.’
• Killing Time, Fred Whitlock as ‘Leslie Camilleri’.
• Killing Time, Kerry Walker as ‘Sheila Fraser’.
• Eye of the Storm, Alexandra Schepisi as ‘Flora’.
• L’age de Raison, Marton Csokas as ‘Actor’.
• Cloudstreet, Kelton Pell as ‘Bob Crab’.
• Hawke, Felix Williamson as ‘Paul Keating’.
• Hawke, Simon Maiden as ‘Graham Richardson’.
• A Heartbeat Away, Mark Furze as ‘Damien’.
• A Heartbeat Away, Kerry Walker as ‘Dawn’.
• A Heartbeat Away, Roy Billing as ‘George’.
• East West 101, Susie Porter as ‘Patricia Wright’.
• City Homicide Season 3, David Field as ‘Superintendant Terry Jarvis’.
• City Homicide Season 3, Nadia Townsend as ‘Allie Kingston’.
• Offspring, Linda Cropper as ‘Geraldine’.
• The Jesters, Susie Porter as ‘Julia’.
• Satisfaction, Alison Whyte as ‘Lauren’.
• Rush Season 3, Nicole Da Silva as ‘Stella’.
• Tangle Season 1& 2, Joel Tobeck as ‘Tim Williams’.
• The Elephant Princess 1 & 2, Emily Robbins as ‘Alex’.
• The Elephant Princess 2, Georgina Haig as ‘Zamira’.
• Lucky Dragon, Zachary Garred as ‘Henry’.
• Lucky Dragon, Melanie Vallejo as ‘Mary’.
• Needle, John Jarratt as ‘Coroner Paul’.
• Savages Crossing, John Jarratt as ‘Phil’.
• Savages Crossing, Angela Punch McGregor as ‘Sue’.
• Bad Behaviour, John Jarratt as ‘Rick’.
• The Debt, Marton Csokas as ‘Young Stefan’.
• Next Door to The Velinskys, Matt Doran as ‘James’.
• My Place, Susie Porter as ‘Miss Muller’.
• Arctic Blast, Robert Mammone as ‘Barker’.
• Arctic Blast, Alexandra Davies as ‘Emma Tate’.
• Black and White Sex, Roxane Wilson as ‘Angie 4’.
• Blessed, Tasma Walton as ‘Gail’.
• Balibo, Gyton Grantley as ‘Gary Cunningham’.
• Mad Bastards, Kelton Pell as ‘as Dog’.
• Aunty Maggie and The Womba Wagkun, Kelton Pell as ‘Uncle Peter’.
• Summer Coda, Susie Porter as ‘Angela’.
• Centreplace, Alison Whyte as ‘Jo’.
• The Loved Ones, Fred Whitlock as ‘Dan’.

Recent awards and nominations for SBA clients

• Susie Porter – 2010 Logie Award Nomination – Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actress – East West 10.
• Roy Billing – 2010 Logie Award Nomination – Silver Logie for Most Outstanding Actor – Underbelly ll: A Tale Of Two Cities.
• Roy Billing – AFI Award for Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama – ‘Underbelly ll: A Tale Of Two Cities’.
• Susie Porter – AFI Award for Best Lead Actress in a Television Drama – ‘East West 101, Season 2′.
• Alison Whyte – 2009 ASTRA AWARDS, Winner – Most Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor (Satisfaction)
• Gyton Grantley – 2009 Silver Logie Winner – Most Outstanding Actor – Underbelly.
• Damian Walshe-Howling – 2009 Silver Logie Nomination – Most Outstanding Actor – Underbelly.
• Blazey Best – 2009 Sydney Theatre Award nomination – “Best Actress in a Supporting Role”, Strange Attractor.
• Grant Piro – 2009 Nominated – Helpmann Award – Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role in a Play – Realism.
• Gyton Grantley – 2008 AFI Award Winner for Best Lead Actor in a Television Drama – ‘Underbelly’.
• David Roberts – 2008 AFI Award Nomination for Best lead Actor in a Feature Film – ‘The Square’.
• Damian Walshe-Howling  – 2008 AFI Award Winner for Best Guest or Best Supporting Actor in a Television Drama – ‘Underbelly’.
• Alison Whyte – 2008 AFI Award Nomination for best Lead Actress in a Television Drama – ‘Satisfaction’.
• Alison Whyte – 2008 Helpmann Award Nomination for Best Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a Play – ‘Don’s Party’.
• Marton Csokas – 2008 Helpmann Award Nomination for Best Male Actor – ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf’.
• Alison Whyte – 2008 TV Week Silver Logie Winner for Most Outstanding Actress – ‘Satisfaction’.
• Nicole Da Silva – 2008 TV Week Silver Logie Nomination for the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Outstanding New Talent – ‘Dangerous’.
• Mark Furze – 2008 TV Week Silver Logie Nomination for Most Popular Actor – ‘Home & Away’.
• Matt Nable – 2008 Movie Extra Film Ink Award Nomination for Best Australian Newcomer – ‘The Final Winter’.
• Alison Whyte – 2008 ASTRA Award Nomination – Most Outstanding Performance by an Actor – ‘Satisfaction’.
• Tyler Coppin – 2007 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination – Judith Johnson Award for Best Performance by an Actor in a Musical – ‘Putnam
• County Spelling Bee’ 2007.
• Warwick Young – 2007 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination – Best independent Production – ‘Brilliant Monkey’ 2007.
• Guy Edmonds – 2007 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination – Best Mainstage Production – ‘Toy Symphony’ 2007.
• Hazem Shammas – 2007 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination – Best Actor in a Supporting Role – ‘Paul’ 2007.
• Marton Csokas – 2007 Sydney Theatre Award Nomination – Best Actor in a Lead Role – ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’ 2007.
• Marton Csokas – AFI Winner – Best Supporting Actor – ‘Romulus My Father’ 2007.
• Rebecca Massey – Helpmann award nomination – best supporting actress – ‘ It Just Stopped’ 2007.
• Aaron Jeffery – TV Week Silver Logie ‘most popular actor’ – 2007 winner.
• Michelle Langstone – TV Week Silver Logie for ‘most popular new female talent – 2007 Nomination.
• Mark Furze – TV Week Silver Logie for ‘Most Popular Actor’ – 2007 Nomination.
• Rebecca Massey – GLUG Award Winner – Best Supporting Actress – “It Just Stopped” 2007.
• Mark Kilmurry – GLUG Award Winner – Important Contribution to Theatre – ‘Hamlet’ 2007.