Whitney Duff
Whitney Duff is a Brisbane based actor, model and fire performer. Whitney is a QUT Drama graduate and since graduating in 2008 has been working between Brisbane and Melbourne, Australia building on her acting credits and gaining valuable skills and experience in the film and theatre industry. Since moving to Melbourne in 2008 Miss Duff's training has included Suzuki Physical Theatre with Zen Zen Zo, dance with The Space and the company Stilletto Entertainment, singing with Soundworks Music Studio and Krav Maga Martial Arts training at Guardian Defence. She has also completed Level 1 Certificates in both Firearms Training and Martial Arts & Fight Choreography for Film & TV with Digger Tactical. Over the last 2 years Whitney has completed Acting Masterclasses with La Boite Theatre Company, The Factory and The Actors Studio. Alongside these classes she participated in workshops with McSweeney Newman Casting and more recently with Chicken and Chips Casting. Whitney Duff has been very fortunate obtaining lead roles in independent feature films, short films, theatre, TV Commercials and music videos. The highlights include her first feature film Tin God which toured in 2011 to Cannes Film Festival. In 2012 Broken Superman saw Whitney in another lead role and won Best Short Film at Connect Film Festival. Miss Duff was nominated in 2015 for Best Actress in Mirror of Filth at Melbourne Underground Film Festival and the following year won Best Actress at the same festival for the feature film Sheborg Massacre. Through Strongman Pictures Entertainment Whitney went to LA in 2016 in order to promote Sheborg Massacre which then gained international distribution. She worked as a lead actor in 2016 on the independent feature film Blue Grace and then again that New Year for Friends, Foes and Fireworks. Through Nexus Production Group this improvised feature film was shot over 1 night and had a cinema run in both Melbourne and Malta in 2018. Whitney Duff joined forces again with Strongman Pictures Entertainment in 2018 in a support role for the feature film Nova Star. Whitney Duff is looking forward to 2020 and working with the team at Nexus Production Group once again on another feature film. Whitney Duff continues to learn new skills and relishes in any medium that is raw or somewhat confronting and which contributes to her versatility as a strong female actress. She has performed for events and Speak Easy's as a Burlesque and fire performer. Whitney performed her own stunts in Sheborg Massacre and has continued training in martial arts. Whitney has also started teaching young people acting as her aim is to encourage creative and authentic living in the generations to follow.
Whitney Fravel
Whitney Fravel is known for In Critical Condition (2016).
Whitney Goin
Whitney Goin is an actress, known for Tell Me Your Secrets (2021), Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2015 (2015) and Good Behavior (2016).
Whitney Hamilton
Whitney Hamilton is an actress, writer and director, known for My Brother's War (2011) Nominated for best low-budget Indie and best actress at the Method Fest, LA, A Rogue in Londinium (2010) Spontaneous Human Combustion (1999) and Union (2018). Shorts include Jeremy (co-director - 2013) and Circle (2002). As an actress she studied at Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Screen Credits include: Virgil Bliss (2001), Firedancer (2002), Milk & Honey (2003). She was a member of Weird Sisters, Oberon Theater Company and Accidental Rep. Originally from Birmingham, AL she works in New York City and throughout the South. www.whitneyhamilton.com
Whitney Harris
Whitney Harris is known for People Eat People (2016), Second Coming (2016) and Retreat to Paradise (2020).
Whitney Hayes
Whitney Hayes is known for Decay (2015), Living Big Sky (2014) and Building Off the Grid: Alaska Range (2015).
Whitney Hicks
Whitney Hicks is known for The Great Debaters (2007), Why She Cries (2015) and Squatter (2020).
Whitney Holotik
Whitney Holotik is known for To aru kagaku no rêrugan (2009) and The Helpful Fox Senko-san (2019).
Whitney Horn
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Whitney Houston
Whitney Elizabeth Houston was born into a musical family on 9 August 1963, in Newark, New Jersey, the daughter of gospel star Cissy Houston and cousin of singing star Dionne Warwick. She began singing in the choir at her church, The New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, as a young child and by the age of 15 was singing backing vocals professionally with her mother on Chaka Khan's 1978 hit, 'I'm Every Woman'. She went on to provide backing vocals for Lou Rawls, Jermaine Jackson and her own mother and worked briefly as a model, appearing on the cover of 'Seventeen' magazine in 1981. She began working as a featured vocalist for the New York-based funk band Material and it was the quality of her vocal work with them that attracted the attention of the major record labels, including Arista with whom she signed in 1983 and where she stayed for the rest of her career. Her debut album, 'Whitney Houston', was released in 1985 and became the biggest-selling album by a debut artist. Several hit singles, including 'Saving All My Love For You', 'How Will I Know', 'You Give Good Love', and 'The Greatest Love of All', were released from the album, setting her up for a Beatles-beating seven consecutive US number ones. The album itself sold 3 million copies in its first year in the US and went on to sell 25 million worldwide, winning her the first of her six Grammies. The 1987 follow-up album, 'Whitney', which included the hits 'Where Do Broken Hearts Go' and 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody', built on her success but it was the 1992 film The Bodyguard (1992) that sealed her place as one of the best-selling artists of all time. While the movie itself and her performance in it were not highly praised, the soundtrack album and her cover of the Dolly Parton song 'I Will Always Love You' topped the singles and albums charts for months and sold 44 million copies around the world. That same year she married ex-New Edition singer Bobby Brown with whom she had her only child, their daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown in March 1993. It was about this time that her much documented drug use began and by 1996 she was a daily user. Her 1998 album, 'My Love Is Your Love' was well reviewed but the drug abuse began to affect her reputation and press reports at the time said that she was becoming difficult to work with, if she turned up at all. She was dropped from a performance at The 72nd Annual Academy Awards (2000) because she was "out of it" at rehearsals. Her weight fluctuated wildly - she was so thin at a 'Michael Jackson' tribute in 2001 that rumors circulated the next day that she had died - and her voice began to fail her. She was twice admitted to rehab and declared herself drug-free in 2010 but returned to rehab in May 2011. Her 2009 comeback album 'I Look To You' was positively received and sold well, but promotional performances were still marred by her weakened voice. Her final acting performance was in Sparkle (2012) (a remake of the 1976 movie, Sparkle (1976)), released after her death. She was found dead in a Beverly Hills hotel room on 11 February 2012.