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Born in Townsville, Charlotte relocated to the Gold Coast on a Drama Scholarship and Academic Excellence Program. She serves as an Experience Gold Coast Ambassador. In 2024, she won the Gold Coast Student Excellence Award for Fostering Creative Arts and has been a Youth Ambassador for AACTA/AFI from 2023 to 2026. Charlotte appears in multiple productions streaming simultaneously on platforms including Netflix, Foxtel, Disney+, Prime, and ABC/BBC. She presented at the 2025 and 2022 International Screen Forever 39 & 37 - Screen Producers Australia Awards and gained over 1 million views on TikTok for her interview with The Daily Telegraph on the AACTA red carpet.
Selected 'In Competition' at the 2022 prestigious La Biennale di Venezia (Venice International Film Festival), she voiced Sorella in *Sorella's Story* (Soul Vision Films). Charlotte is fluent in Spanish as her second language.
She features in seasons 1, 2, and 3 of the Emmy Award-winning TV show *Bluey*, which has streamed over a billion minutes in the US on Disney+ and airs in more than 60 countries worldwide. Charlotte has worked with Ludo Studios since the beginning of production, continuously for five years, portraying multiple characters across various episodes. Prior to this, she appeared on the iconic US TV show *Sesame Street*.
Charlotte held leading roles at age 9 at Raleigh Studios in LA and at the Festival de Cannes at age 7. She stars in leading roles in BAFTA-nominated and AACTA Shorts Awards-nominated films. She is frequently praised for her dedication to the industry, inspiring and empowering peers, and supporting others behind the scenes. Recently, she gained valuable work experience assisting casting at Rasmussen Casting CGA.
In 2023, Charlotte served as a Guest Youth Juror at the Adelaide Film Festival and participated in the 2022 Honours Program at Griffith Conservatorium, Griffith University. She won the 2022 QLD Griffith University MLTQA Spanish Language Award and the 2022 Cultural Academic Merit Award from the Waldorf Excellence Program. In 2021, she received the Queensland Premier's Drama Award for *Return to the Dirt* (directed by Steve Pirie and Daniel Evans) and the 2020 Tony Bonner's Best Emerging New Talent Award.
At age 8, Charlotte wrote her first short film in collaboration with Griffith University Film School and New York Film Academy alumni, creating an international award-winning short that raised funds for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Over the past five years, she has contributed to upcoming filmmakers through ten lead roles in university graduate films from Griffith Uni, QSFT, AFTRS, JMC, UQ, SAE Creative, and independent feature films. Charlotte has appeared at numerous Australian and international film festivals, participating on panels and as a guest speaker.
