Amelia Ayris is a 15-year-old award-winning actress, producer, and writer. Born and raised in Australia, Amelia recently obtained her O1 (Entertainer of Extraordinary Ability) visa to work in the United States as an actress. Amelia is also an accomplished vocalist, regularly performing at events as a guest singer. In addition to singing, Amelia has worked in film, television, and professional theater.
In 2019, he launched his own film production company AHA Pictures, where he writes and produces short films on issues affecting teenagers. Amelia’s first original film, Short Sleeves, about self-harm, won awards in Australia and the United States. Amelia is passionate about the issues facing teens and she is the only Gen Z representative invited to speak at the 2021 National Child Protection Forum in July.
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He loves combining his art with good causes.
Every time I perform in some way it is very memorable. One of my fondest memories is performing on opening night, to a packed house, in the professional production of Smiles and Tears when she was a 9-year-old girl. But more recently I’ve had the honor of singing at an International Women’s Day event and a child protection dance; Both events raised more than $150,000 for domestic violence and child protection charities. It’s very memorable to be able to combine acting with helping others at the same time.
However, things don’t always go smoothly on a day-to-day basis.
I fall at least once a day, so I need to repeat it many times. But one of the blunders I remember was when I dropped my phone and it fell into the dog’s water bowl. The phone obviously didn’t work, but after leaving it in a bowl of rice for 24 hours, it worked again. So even though it all ended well, I’d like to do it again so I don’t have to go through all that ordeal.
He recognizes the good and the bad of social networks, and has good strategies to deal with its pressures.
I think body image is a big issue for teenagers. The constant pressure to be a certain size or to look a certain way or to wear certain things. I think social media can amplify our feelings of inadequacy when we see our peers or models or celebrities looking so good. But I also think that social media is good because it shows a lot of young people who may not fit the traditional view of the perfect body, but who are beautiful and confident in their own skin.
How do I avoid it? I think I accept what I think are my imperfections. Not even supermodels are completely happy with their looks. In my case, I find the fashion that best suits my shape. I’m a bit of a food addict, so I’ve learned to balance less healthy choices with the addition of exercise. I recently joined the gym. The most important thing is to fend for yourself, give yourself a break and remember that beauty comes from within.
It wasn’t always clumsy.
When I was little, I was really a good athlete. He was good at sprinting and the long jump. I got the state title in 8 tests. The reason people are surprised is because I’m pretty clumsy and not very athletic anymore.
Pizza? She will say “Yes please!” [¡nosotros también! – Ed.]
I’m a real pizza girl. I love pepperoni pizzas and meat lovers. I would eat them every day if I could. I’m sure I’ve never had a pizza I didn’t like.
Trying to take a selfie with my cat Nacho Cheese.
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Fotógrafo- Carrie McLeod Photography
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