↠ Photograph by Sally Flegg ↠
Lâle grew up in the Blue Mountains near Sydney, Australia, and has been making films of some form since the age of 8. She would record herself and friends on an old video camera, come up with the stories and go through her mother's dress up box for costumes for their roles. Being very creatively driven from a young age has laid the foundations of a career as an actress, writer, and costume designer. In March 2016 Lâle founded River Run Productions. A creative service involving the production of video content for multiple platforms including film, TV, commercial, music video, documentary.
Lâle recently saw the production of her short film script The Palace That I Live In take place after a funding campaign on 'Pozible' and is currently in pre production for her next short film Atlantis which will be directed by Kate Halpin. The Palace That I live In, directed by Aimèe-Lee X. Curran had it's world premiere at the official competition Palm Springs International Short Fest in California 2014, then screened at NYC Independent Film Festival 2015, Edinburgh Short Film Festival 2015 and Tasmania Breath Of Fresh Air Film Festival 2016. During her time touring with the film Lâle was invited to be a judge for the Southeastern International Film Festival in Nashville 2016.
Recently, Lâle performed opposite Matilda and Bryan Brown in season 1 & 2 of 'Lessons From The Grave', which screened on ABC TV, and plays the role of Gabriel in season 1 & 2 of the Brown's new series 'Let's Talk About' produced by Yingna Lu, which is currently screening on Foxtel featuring Sam Neill. Lâle also designed the costumes for both series, and 38 stories of 'Deadly Women' season 9 & 10.
Lâle is a graduate of the Actors College of Theatre &Television, and the Design Centre Enmore. Lâle completed short courses in writing at Sydney Writers' Centre, and Sydney Uni and is a 2013 graduate of the NIDA Actors Ensemble open program, where she has continued to learn and maintain her craft. Lâle is finishing a degree creative writing with Southern Cross University. Read Lâle's essay The heroine's Journey:Women on Solo Expeditions through Film here on the Women and Film website.
Any spare time Lâle has is filled with music, art or photography. Lâle had one of her photographs printed in the first edition hardback of Blow Up which was in celebration of 40 years of the Australian Centre for Photography and an Honourable Mention in the 2016 International Photography Awards. Lâle will have a triptych of her underwater photographs and poems published in a writer's anthology by Borderstream in the coming months.
You can view some of these works at laleteomanphotography.com
Lâle recently saw the production of her short film script The Palace That I Live In take place after a funding campaign on 'Pozible' and is currently in pre production for her next short film Atlantis which will be directed by Kate Halpin. The Palace That I live In, directed by Aimèe-Lee X. Curran had it's world premiere at the official competition Palm Springs International Short Fest in California 2014, then screened at NYC Independent Film Festival 2015, Edinburgh Short Film Festival 2015 and Tasmania Breath Of Fresh Air Film Festival 2016. During her time touring with the film Lâle was invited to be a judge for the Southeastern International Film Festival in Nashville 2016.
Recently, Lâle performed opposite Matilda and Bryan Brown in season 1 & 2 of 'Lessons From The Grave', which screened on ABC TV, and plays the role of Gabriel in season 1 & 2 of the Brown's new series 'Let's Talk About' produced by Yingna Lu, which is currently screening on Foxtel featuring Sam Neill. Lâle also designed the costumes for both series, and 38 stories of 'Deadly Women' season 9 & 10.
Lâle is a graduate of the Actors College of Theatre &Television, and the Design Centre Enmore. Lâle completed short courses in writing at Sydney Writers' Centre, and Sydney Uni and is a 2013 graduate of the NIDA Actors Ensemble open program, where she has continued to learn and maintain her craft. Lâle is finishing a degree creative writing with Southern Cross University. Read Lâle's essay The heroine's Journey:Women on Solo Expeditions through Film here on the Women and Film website.
Any spare time Lâle has is filled with music, art or photography. Lâle had one of her photographs printed in the first edition hardback of Blow Up which was in celebration of 40 years of the Australian Centre for Photography and an Honourable Mention in the 2016 International Photography Awards. Lâle will have a triptych of her underwater photographs and poems published in a writer's anthology by Borderstream in the coming months.
You can view some of these works at laleteomanphotography.com
