Australian actors Cassie Robb and Felix Cameron have made a name for themselves in the international acting scene, taking home two prestigious awards at the recent Young Artist Academy Awards in Los Angeles.
The Winners
- Cassie Robb won Best Performance in a TV Series: Supporting Young Artist for her role as Bestro, Primo, and Suprimo in ABC children’s series Planet Lulin.
- Felix Cameron won Best Performance in a Streaming Series: Leading Teen Artist for his turn as Eli Bell in Netflix series Boy Swallows Universe.
Awards Structure
The Young Artist Academy Awards is the only youth awards to carry the same structure as the Academy Awards, honoring performers between the ages of five and 18.
Notable Mentions
- Established in 1978, the Young Artist Academy Awards has recognized the talents of numerous young actors and actresses over the years.
- Cassie Robb has also appeared in Disney+ series The Clearing, showcasing her versatility as an actress.
Quotes from the Winners
Cassie Robb
“I’m really happy to be recognised in an international youth acting award all the way from Australia.”
“This was one of my first big TV acting roles, and I’m proud that I performed well enough to win an award.”
“I love trying out lots of different characters and learning different genres.”
“I really enjoy learning from my acting coach Colette Mann, who’s been acting for over 50 years.”
“I hope to have a career as long and successful as hers.”
Cameron’s Accolades
Felix Cameron, another Australian winner, has already had a string of successful awards in the acting industry.
Awards Won by Cameron
| Awards | Year | Awards Won |
|---|---|---|
| Logie Awards | 2023 | Double Winner |
| AACTA Awards | 2023 | Best Lead Actor in a Drama |
| Young Artist Academy Awards | 2023 | Best Performance in a Streaming Series: Leading Teen Artist |
With his impressive win at the Young Artist Academy Awards, Felix Cameron continues to solidify his place in the acting industry.
Awards for the Future
Robb, who won Best Performance in a TV Series: Supporting Young Artist, hopes that her award will pave the way for a long and successful career in the industry.
“I’m really happy to be recognised in an international youth acting award all the way from Australia,” she told IF.
“This was one of my first big TV acting roles, and I’m proud that I performed well enough to win an award.”
“I love trying out lots of different characters and learning different genres.”
“I really enjoy learning from my acting coach Colette Mann, who’s been acting for over 50 years.”
“I hope to have a career as long and successful as hers.”
Robb also expressed her enthusiasm for the opportunity to work with other actors and teams in the industry, saying “I love being on set and seeing how all the different team members bring a show to life.”
With her award and her passion for acting, Cassie Robb is poised to make a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
The Importance of Awards and Recognition
Awards and recognition are crucial for young actors and actresses to gain recognition and build their confidence in the industry.
“Awards and recognition can be a great motivator for young actors and actresses to continue pursuing their passion for acting.”
“It can also provide them with the opportunity to network with other professionals in the industry and gain valuable experience.”
“However, awards and recognition should not be the sole focus of a young actor or actress’s career.
