Kate Elder is a UK-born and bred, but longtime Western Australia-based actress, comfortable working across both screen and theatre, and dramatic and comedic roles. Her naturally curious nature and commitment to delivering truthful work has seen her deliver a range of leading and supporting roles over recent years. Kate's recent short film "Milktooth" premiered at the 2025 Revelation Film Festival, and her other recent short film "In the Doghouse" is due to premiere at the 2025 CineFestOz. Later in 2025, Kate will be seen in Australian cinemas when Oscar-nominated Director, Bruce Beresford's "The Travellers" premieres. For the short film "Resistance", Kate received both a Best Actress nomination and a Best Actress award for her portrayal of a Captain challenged by an alien incursion. Kate also earned the Best Actress award for her role as Lady M in Perth's 2021 "Short & Sweet Festival." Kate is a founding and ongoing member of the Perth Actors Centre Advanced Studio and undertakes ongoing workshop and study opportunities to continually improve her craft. Her home VO studio set up includes a RODE NT1-A microphone, Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 Gen 3 interface and Audacity audio software. Kate holds UK and Australian passports and is based in Perth, Western Australia.