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Leah Dunkerton

Leah Dunkerton

Location: Auckland, New Zealand   |  Height: 162 cm   |  Hair Colour: Brown   |  Eye Colour: Hazel   |  Ethnicity: European
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Leah Dunkerton brings a grounded intelligence and natural curiosity to her work as an actor, shaped by her professional background as a research nurse. With a strong commitment to both science and creativity, she has built a practice that balances discipline with emotional depth and self-expression.

Her journey into acting began as a way to introduce creativity into her week, quickly evolving into a genuine passion. What started as a single class soon became a regular and energising part of her routine, as she discovered a deep connection to the craft. Leah thrives in the collaborative nature of acting, enjoying the process of building scenes with others and working within environments that encourage risk-taking and growth.

Through ongoing training, she continues to develop her skills while exploring a wide emotional range and a strong sense of presence on screen. She has also gained early on-set experience through short film projects, where she has demonstrated both professionalism and a clear enthusiasm for the work.

Alongside her creative pursuits, Leah maintains a strong focus on wellbeing, bringing physical discipline and mental resilience into her practice. She is committed to growing her experience in the industry and is motivated to take on new opportunities as they arise.


Short Film
2025  Hollow Crust Role: Stephanie [lead] Flavourz Film Festival -  Director: Zak Jordan
Producer: Jasmine Murray
2024  Cheese N Rum Role: Charlotte Nomad Film -  Directors: Georgia May-Russ and Jared Jones
48 Hour Film Festival -  Producer: Catherine Theunissen

Training
2026 - 2025  Actors Scene Study Tutor: Jamie Irvine
2026 - 2025  One Year - Foundation Course Certificate in Acting Tutor: Peter Feeny Actors Lab Studio
2025  Screen Acting - From the Core Tutor: Kacie Stetson Kacie Stetson Studio

Skills
Other On Set Intimacy Trained
Sports Swimming

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