Status: In a Relationship

Body type: 5' 10"
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Occupation: Model /Actor /Contortionist / Gymnast / Dancer = Hottie

Bree is an accomplished Gymnast and has used those skills in conjuntion with dance plus modelling and acting that has seen her rise on the Corporate & Ceremonial Circuit. including:

Model ...Cleo,Inside Sport,ACB mag,Dance Train Mag,

Sports ... Australia`s Individual 1st Gold on the Euro Circuit for Rhythmic Gymnastics.

Gold & Silver Medallist 2000 Com Youth Games.

Actress ... as "Bambi in Home & Away Nov 06)
Dance .... performances at ARIA ,Powerful Women Of the World ,World Transplant Games,Congress,World Congress, Oprah House etc .

Here is Bree as Bambi on HAA

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FRAGMENT’s cast is led by Wayne Bradley as Lloyd and Bree Robertson (who had also appeared in the short version) as the resurrected victim Victoria. Having previously auditioned Erin Chadwick during his ad days, Miles cast her in the role of Abbey, and enlisted Ian McPhee, who had collaborated with him on the short, as the snuff-movie killer. “Ian was helping me cast that role by standing in as Lloyd in screen tests,” Miles recalls. “It was soon obvious that he himself would be great as the chief villain, so I asked him if he’d play the part. He loved that! It was like George Lucas realizing Harrison Ford was under their noses the whole time to play Han Solo!

“Over the year, we all got along great,” the filmmaker continues. “We really became a weekend family. Wayne was completely, 100 percent into it. You can see it in those eyes—he’s a true actor. Incredibly patient, to hang in there for nearly every weekend throughout a whole year! There must have been five days in a row where he was responding to the TV, sitting on the couch, looking here, reacting there and so on. That was agony for him, playing to nothing for five days solid! Without him, there was no film.”

Miles further recalls that Robertson was “fearless” in tackling the demanding role of Victoria. “She’s a successful model, so she took her nude scenes in stride,” he says. “We supplied a towel for her between takes, but it kept sticking to the fake blood and was painful to peel off all the time, so she just hung out nearly au naturel for the day! I remember having to shoot her snuff video first so we could have playback on set, and loathing the idea of putting Bree through that. But on the day, she and Ian improvised this amazingly realistic 10-minute torture scene by themselves. I was blown away by their performances.”

With a narrative that deals with extremes of both physical and mental torment, FRAGMENT aims to elicit complex responses from its viewers. “Victoria, for instance, is a walking Rorschach test,” Miles says. “She’s both attractive and repulsive at the same time—a naked woman wandering the apartment covered head to toe in cuts and blood. I want audiences to feel dirty watching the scene and then feel sorry for her, then feel uneasy and so on. It’ll be interesting to hear the audience reactions.”