Felicity Jurd

Felicity is known for Land of Hope (1986), A Country Practice (1981) and Home and Away (1988). Felicity made her television debut as Young Mary Quinn in Land of Hope (1986) which lead to her working on A Country Practice (1981). When she was 17, she won a 12 month scholarship at atyp (Australian Theatre for Young People) and went on to perform in plays with the company. On stage she is best known "I May Fly" which spans the 75 year career of actress May Pusey. It was staged in Sydney, London & New York. In the UK, she appeared in Green Means Stop (2012) starring Pooja Shah written and directed by Will Middleton, which won Best Community Film Award at the Rob Knox Film Festival. As an actress, she has been featured in many TVC campaigns incl; Samsung Galaxy (Worldwide), AMI (NZ), Getup (AU), NSW & QLD Law Society (AU), Fanta Sours (AU), Richmond Foods (UK), Vernons (UK), ASDA (UK), Little Angels Nappies (UK). As a voice over artist, she has completed commercial campaigns for King, eHarmony, GHD Hair & Wentworth (UK), Nicabate, Heinz and more. Other client work includes BBC Radio, ABC Radio, NOVA 96.9, ABC TV, audible, AMP, Skoda, Nurofen.