Bianca Biasi
Bianca Biasi | |
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 Bianca Biasi | |
| Born | 13 May 1979 Sydney, New South Wales, Australia |
| Website | www |
Bianca Biasi (born 13 May 1979) is an Australian producer, director, actress and author who has more recently specialised in projects involving supernatural or reportedly haunted locations,[1] mostly on Sydney's northern beaches.
She appeared in soap opera Home and Away as Constable Pia Correlli.
Acting credits[edit]
- Home and Away as Constable Pia Correlli
- All Saints as Elly Chapman
- White Collar Blue as Francesca Decia
- Above the Law as Sheena Clancy
- Breakers as Melanie
- BeastMaster as Elka
- The Junction Boys as Nurse
- Burke & Wills as Asha
- Touched By Fellini as Waitress
- Soul Traces: The Introduction as Jasmine Dahlia
- Delirium as Constable Sophia Larkin
- The Parkway Hauntings as Bianca
- The Quarantine Hauntings as Marina Santini
- CNNNN: Chaser Non-stop News Network as Fungry's Customer
- Life Support
Feature films[edit]
In 2006, she made her feature film debut in Burke & Wills (Cake Productions) in the role of Asha.
Producer credits[edit]
As of 1 January 2014, Biasi's studio had four films in post-production: The Quarantine Hauntings, The Parkway Hauntings, Delirium and The Q Station Experiment.[2]
The location on Wakehurst Parkway was the subject of "countless anonymous stories online that speak of a girl in a white dress that appears on the Middle Creek Bridge as unsuspecting drivers go through her, or a nun apparition that sits in the back seat of cars," The Daily Telegraph reported. It also reported that both films, The Parkway Hauntings[3] and The Quarantine Hauntings[4] would be released in 2015.
Other activity[edit]
Bianca is also an outspoken advocate of LGBT rights in Australia and has appeared with her partner in media coverage across various outlets as a same sex mothers of twin girls,[5] to raise awareness of the increased risk of violence against same sex parents in the lead up to divisive debate that preceded the 2017 Same-sex marriageplebiscite and subsequent legislation allowing same sex marriage.
References[edit]
- ^ Lowe, Ali (17 June 2017). "The grisly murders, fatal crashes and ghosts that haunt Sydney's Wakehurst Parkway". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 9 February 2019.
- ^ Dengate, Cayla (31 October 2014). "I don't ever want to go back: Harrowing ghost hunt at Wakehurst Parkway leaves sceptics on edge". The Daily Telegraph Australia. News Limited. Retrieved 17 November 2016.
- ^ "The Parkway Hauntings". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 17 December 2014.
- ^ "The Quarantine Hauntings". Internet Movie Database. Retrieved 17 December 2014.
- ^ Lowe, Ali (27 October 2016). "Gay mum fears for children if marriage plebiscite goes ahead". The Daily Telegraph. Retrieved 9 February 2019.