Biographie
Bianca Nacson has been active in the entertainment industry since the age of 3. Throughout her career, she has appeared in numerous commercials, TV shows, theatre productions, animated series, and films.
From 1983 to 1995, she featured in commercials for brands such as Soothers, K.F.C (6-month contract), McDonald's, Hugga Bunch, Amway, Do The Right Thing, Coon Cheese, Colgate Toothpaste, Grace Brothers, David Jones, Best and Less, Woolworth's, A.M.F Bowling, Sunny Boy Ice Blocks, a Japanese bridal catalogue, Japanese Jelly, and Yakult.
In 1995, Bianca was part of the children's choir in the musical production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at Her Majesty's Theatre in Sydney.
Her television roles include: guest appearance on "Country Practice" (1983); Michelle in "G.P" by Village Roadshow (1995); Jenny in "Home and Away" by Amalgamated Television (1996); Lee Leigh in a re-enactment for "Jana Wendt Witness Program" on Channel 7; Rachel in "Wildside" by Gannon Jenkins Television (1997); Offender 3 in "Australia's Most Wanted" - Thelma & Louise Assault (1997); Debbie (guest role) and Gemma (regular) in "Heartbreak High" by Gannon Television (1998); Bonza Burger Server in "Home and Away" by Amalgamated Television (1999); and Bike Chick, girlfriend of Skees, in "Above The Law" (2000).
In 1997, Bianca appeared in corporate films including "Future Work" (Open Training and Education Network) as Daughter 3, "We Can Work It Out" (Open Training and Education Network) as Karen, and the "Unilever Recruitment Video" (Open Training Serious Business) as Linda.
In 2001, she lent her voice to the characters Dawn, The Frog, and The Slug in the 40-episode animated series "Wicked" by Energee Entertainment. Her film appearances include "Border Patrol" (Village Roadshow Productions, 2000) and "Monster" (Amalgamated Television Services, 1999).
