KATE ALEXIS ELLIOTT
Actor, Voice Artist, Intimacy Co-ordinator, Producer, Director, Content Creator, Writer
Kate Elliott is one of New Zealand's most awarded and celebrated actors. With a career spanning over 28 years. Kate is also an accomplished voice artist for both retail, gaming and character voices through Big Mouth Talent in Aus and Nz. Kate gained accreditation to become a qualified Intimacy Co-ordinator through IPA in Los Angeles in 2020 and since then has worked on International shows such as ‘One Of Us Is Lying’ and ‘This Flag Means Death’. Kate produced and directed video content for VICE and REDBULL. Her documentary ‘Lost Boys of Taranaki’ has gained over 1.8 million views on YouTube and was nominated for a Voyager Media Award in 2018. At VICE Kate created content for everything from local NZ hip hop, Interviews with international artists, comedy, current affairs, live performances to longer form Zealandia episodes ‘Lost Boys Of Taranaki’ and Suffrage documentary ‘Women In The House’. Branded video content for clients that include Roadshow Entertainment, NZ Land Transport Authority, Samsung, New Balance, Vodafone and Nike.
Currently in Sydney, Aus.
Represented by IMC and Lion Rock.
Awards:
2018 Voyager Media Award - Best Documentary Feature Video, ‘Lost Boys of Taranaki’ - Nominated. Producer /Director.
2017 The Moa’s Film and TV Awards -Nominated Best Actress in a Short Film (Not Like Her)
2017 Huawei Film and TV Awards - Won - Best Performance by an Actress- Jean 2016
2017 New York Film and TV Awards - Won - Gold Performance by an Actress for Jean.
2012 New Zealand Film and TV Awards - Nominated, Best Performance by an Actress for Bliss (2011)
2006 New Zealand Screen Awards -Best Performance by an Actress for The Insiders Guide to Love.
2005 St Tropez International Film Festival - Won - Best Performance by an Actress for Fracture.
2005 New Zealand Screen Awards- Nominated, Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role for Fracture (2004)
2003 New Zealand Film and TV Awards - Nominated, Best Actress for Toy Love (2002)
1997 New Zealand Film and TV Awards - Nominated, Best Actress for House of Sticks.