'Drift' - starring The Actor's Pulse teacher and graduate, Aaron Glenane! In Cinema's Now!

Drift opened in cinemas nationwide on May 2nd 2013, and we are so proud of our Graduate and Teacher Aaron Glenane for his brilliant performance.

“Set in a remote town on Western Australia’s spectacular and rugged coastline in the early ‘70s, Drift tells the story of two brothers at the genesis oThe Actor's Pulse Teacher Aaron Glenane Drift the Movief the modern surf industry. Based on true stories from the era, Drift is the action filled story of a complex family of outsiders who struggle to escape their troubled past to forge a successful future…stumbling upon the worldwide multi-billion dollar cultural movement we know today.” www.driftthemovie.com

Aaron began his actor training at The Actor’s Pulse after starring alongside Luke Ford and Toni Colette in the award winning film The Black Balloon (2008). He followed this by playing Larry, the drug riddled dodgy dealer, in Concealed starring Simon Lyndon, Paul Tassone and Denise Roberts. In 2011 he had his first taste for motion capture when he provided much of the tap dancing in George Miller’s Happy Feet 2. His theatre credits include Dein Perry’s internationally acclaimed Tap Dogs, Journey’s End, and The Boy From Oz with Hugh Jackman. Aaron has worked for the BBC, ABC and has various TV credits to his name. His commitment to his craft is admirable and he is actively writing, directing and producing many creative works. In 2011 he co-wrote and co-directed his first short film with Heather Maltman La Cle du Tourment. Aaron has gone from strength to strength as an actor and teacher; joining the ranks of The Actor’s Pulse accomplished faculty early in 2013. He recently starred in the short film Cash Cow- a 63% true story, a finalist in 2013 at Tropfest where it was a crowd and media favourite.

Aaron’s journey as been impressive so far, and it’s only just beginning; “When your co-stars speak highly of your acting ability, that's one thing. But when your co-stars just happen to be two of the hottest Aussie exports in Hollywood right now -- Sam Worthington and Xavier Samuels -- that speaks volumes.” (Joanna Holcombe, The Movies Hype) Aaron will be heading to LA later this year when Drift opens in the US and we wish him all the best.