Jack Braddy

Jack Braddy is an actor/writer/producer/goon from Brisbane, Queensland. He sharpened his teeth in comedy by touring and writing with the absurdist troupe, The Miscreants, before moving to Perth to study at WAAPA and transitioning to screen acting. Since then, he has appeared in George Miller's 3000 Years of Longing as Ibrahim the Mad, as well as appearances on Spreadsheet (2021), and Neighbours (2022).

He won the Benalla International Shorts Award for Best Actor in 2019. He is currently signed to Collective Talent Management. Fun fact about Jack: due to a temporary legal snafu, he has to make it abundantly clear to anyone reading this that he no longer engages in long walks on the beach, and anyone who says otherwise should contact his lawyer Bilal.

Jack treats people well on set.

Jack treats people well on set.

Jack has a look at where George is pointing.

Jack has a look at where George is pointing.

Jack realises that he forgot to take his soup out of the freezer for Sunday.

Jack realises that he forgot to take his soup out of the freezer for Sunday.

Jack tries not to look at the camera. He succeeded, well done Jack!

Jack tries not to look at the camera. He succeeded, well done Jack!

Probably deserved it.

Probably deserved it.