Chloe Small

Chloe Small is a Queensland based actress, director & photographer. She has been acting professionally since 2017 after she graduated high school. Small completed training at a local university and continues to find more opportunities to learn and create, consistently training and constantly creating. Chloe is grounded, unique and has strong intriguing instincts when performing.She is a humorous, witty, talented, and fun person to work with. Small is a dedicated actress who strives on giving her best performance and bringing her contagious fun and bubbly energy to the set. She has been cast in a number of short films such as 'Table for Two' (2018) directed by Emeline Flecknoe, 'Perfect Match' directed by Gab Salvo and 'The Lake Umi Decree' (2020) directed by Gus Pryde. Small was cast in indie feature film, 'When We Were Kids' directed by Daniel Way, currently in its final stages of post-production. Chloe secured the lead role in a Screen Queensland funded proof of concept, 'Millennial Burnout' based on artist, Bode Burnout. More recently, Chloe has also ventured into the realms of being behind the camera. With a background in photography, Small decided to pursue a desire of directing and being cinematographer. Her first short film, 'Friends & The Field' written by Jordyn Tomars, is already a multi-awarding winning drama and has received an incredibly positive audience response.