Charlize Meyer-Thomas

Charlize is an actor, singer, dancer, model and is also an internationally competing rhythmic gymnast. She was born into an entertainment industry family. From 6 weeks old Charlize was accompanying her mother on extensive tours with large scale productions, across Australia and internationally. Highly talented artists surrounded Charlize from a very young age, and it was this influence that has led her to love the performing arts. Charlize presently trains in rhythmic gymnastics at the elite level. She is also training in many dance, styles, singing, acrobatics and drama at the May Downs School of Dance. Charlize's on-screen debut was in 2014 when Director Jaan Sebastian cast her in the short film 'Transactions'. Charlize next played the emotional role of Jasmyn in "Too Late" Dir. Jerry Farsoun. A short film tackling issues surrounding suicide and its prevention. Following this, Charlize went on to act in a string of short films. Young Silvy in 'A Static Wind" Dir. Issac Elliott, Jane in "We Go To The Gallery" Dir. Mathilda Xiao, Lucy in "7 Storeys Down" Dir. Phoenix Raei and Young Celeste in "Novum" Dir. Dia Taylor. In 2017, Charlize played Young Emma in "Method" the TV Series (Episode 3) directed by Tawni Byant and Jerome Velsinky seen on 9GO. She then went on appear in "Proud to be a Princess" campaign for the Disney Channel. In 2018, Charlize was a catwalk model for Virgin Australia Melbourne Fashion Festival RUN the runway. As the Face of the Runway, she appeared on several billboard campaigns and walked the runway in Valmax, Review, Disney, Petit Amelie, House of Emmerson and Catamini. Previously she had modelled in 2015 and 2016 for Zimmerman, Ouch and seed. More recently, Charlize starred in the short film "Shapes" as Amelia and played the role of Lucia in "Taboo". Charlize was the hand model for an Officeworks Back to School TVC and stars as the hero girl in 2019 Auskick TVC. Charlize has also performed live in many large corporate events. Charlize is a passionate actor with big dreams for the future.