Cameron Rouse

In 2015, her final year of high school, Cameron decided to explore writing and wrote and starred in her very own play, "Labelled," for which she won Best Actress and Best Play as well as a $1,000 bursary encouraging her to continue her endeavors in the arts. After graduating high school with flying colors, including the Award for Creative Innovation (CIVA), Cameron auditioned for several drama schools across the globe, landing a spot in Australia's prestigious Western Australian Academy for Performing Arts (WAAPA), which has notable graduates such as Hugh Jackman, Dacre Montgomery and Tim Minchin. At WAAPA, Cameron was the youngest in her class and played a variety of different roles over her three years including 'Celia' in Shakespeare's "As You Like It" and 'Blanche DuBois' in Tennessee Williams' "A Streetcar Named Desire. " Since graduation, Cameron has worked with the likes of Larry Moss, Mark Travis and Leigh Kilton-Smith.

Eager to further advance her career in the arts, at the start of 2013 Cameron was accepted into the Queensland Academy for Creative Industries where she would attend grades 10-12, focusing on Theatre and Film.

In 2012, at age 14, she won Best Actress at the Sunshine Coast Theatre Festival.

Cameron was adopted from Dalton, GA in 1997 and raised in Long Beach, CA. Her mother is American and her father is Australian. At age 7, Cameron and her family moved to Queensland, Australia, where she fell in love with acting. Cameron participated in the school musicals from the time she was in the fourth grade and soon after began acting classes outside of school hours.