Yasmin Honeychurch Trailers

The Deb Trailer6 Festivals TrailerBack of the Net Trailer

Yasmin is an Actor based in idyllic Byron Bay Australia, fast becoming a major actors hub. She plays the role of Winnie in the Asian web award winning YouTube series 'Life Of Jess' for which she won a best actress award and best song (as vocalist). Yasmin also starred in the role of Adelle in the Disney Feature Film 'Back of The Net' alongside Sofia Wylie. Yasmin was recently shortlisted for the role of Prudence in the Netflix series Sabrina. Her first credited role was in Mako Mermaids 2. She has featured in a wide and varied genre of film, TV, short film and Music videos. Ethnic mix of Polynesian, Pacific islander, Chinese, Spanish, English, Irish, Scottish and Welsh.

Most Popular Yasmin Honeychurch Trailers

Total trailers found: 5

6 Festivals Trailer (2022)

10 June 2022

Over the course of the six music festivals, friends Maxie and Summer will learn to accept the impending loss of their friend James from brain cancer through Marley, an up-and-coming musician whose own rise to the main stage will provide a positive anchor for them to move forward with their lives.

The Deb Trailer (2026)

09 April 2026

Taylah Simpkins, a rural teenage outcast aims to redefine herself at her town's Debutante Ball. When her cynical city cousin, Maeve, is sent to stay with her, they clash before teaming up to disrupt the status quo, finding self-acceptance and dates in the process.

Back of the Net Trailer (2019)

11 April 2019

A new student at a soccer academy is determined to beat her rival's team in the national tournament.

Suspended Trailer (2012)

03 July 2012

Confronted by the stark reality that his father is in an intimate relationship with another woman, seven-year-old Caleb grapples with his sense of belonging and begins to inhabit a realm of frightening magical possibility.

In a Cane Field Trailer (2016)

01 December 2016

In a beachside town, the body of a teenage girl is found in a cane field. Her death is a mystery that envelops the community as those close to her grapple with loss, in all its senselessness.