Troy Kwon

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Troy Kwon Byeongheon is a dedicated Korean actor based in Melbourne with a strong foundation in both theatre and screen acting. His commitment to the craft is evident in his extensive training, having studied at Yong-in University, where he pursued a B.A. in Theatre, and refining his skills through elite programs. With a background in both stage and screen, Troy is a versatile performer who excels in a wide range of roles, from emotionally charged dramatic performances to sharp, well-timed comedic delivery. His ability to adapt to any character has been showcased in various productions, including his role in ABC’s White Fever and the independent short film Gooners. Beyond acting, Troy is also an emerging filmmaker who turned to writing and directing to carve out his own space in the industry. Drawing from personal experience, he explores themes of identity, isolation, and resilience, using film as a medium to tell bold, underrepresented stories. His short films, in which he often takes on multiple roles both behind and in front of the camera, have allowed him to push creative boundaries and develop a deeper understanding of storytelling. Passionate about bringing depth and authenticity to every performance, Troy thrives on exploring complex characters and narratives. Whether on stage, on set, or behind the camera, his dedication to storytelling, rigorous training, and natural screen presence make him a compelling and dynamic artist to watch.