Jean-Pierre Yerma

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Jean-Pierre Yerma is a proud second-generation Australian actor, raised in Western Sydney by French parents with a Latin & Italian influence from Southern France. He studied Screen Acting at NIDA in 2015 & studying The Meisner Technique at the Actors Pulse since 2019. He's appeared on a range of projects from screen to stage. His career began when in 2006 he worked on the Feature Film, Happy Feet (Directed by George Miller) in his first-ever tiny role of a Russian Diplomat, a tiny role but from that point onwards he found balance and excitement performing on stage and on-screen. His love for the performing arts has led him to work across an extensive range of projects from Screen to Theatre. Most recently Jean-Pierre was one of the actor’s involved in Australia’s first Diversity Showcase sponsored by Screen Australia & the Equity Foundation, where the selected 10 actors came from all over Australia to perform live on stage in a one-night performance in front of 300 industry professionals. Jean-Pierre is able to work in NSW (place of residence), QLD, TASMANIA, N.Z (due to brother and friends living in those locations and can lodge there), Europe (due to having a French Dual Nationality Passport. www.jpyerma.com Other Experience 2019 2020 The Actors Pulse - The Meisner Technique 2016 - National Institute of Dramatic Arts - Screen Acting Ensemble