Liam Graham

Liam Graham was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and grew up in Perth, Western Australia. He is best known for his TV series regular roles as Damo in The Legend of Gavin Tanner (2014 - 2016), and Michael in Greenfield, the multi-award winning Scandinavian / Australian series, for which he received a BEST ACTOR nomination for the West Australian Screen Awards. Recent notable feature films include OtherLife (Netflix, 2017), Hounds of Love, alongside Emma Booth (2016), and Bad Girl directed by Fin Edquist (2016). A sensitive child, Liam's grandmother introduced him to acting classes at the local children's theatre at the age of 7 to help give him confidence. Liam initially hated it, petrified of being on stage. Attending on the proviso that he could stop after the first term, Liam found himself starting to enjoy the class and signed up for a second term. This set him on the path to an acting career, and Liam has been on set since the age of 12, when he appeared in his first short film. Liam has also worked extensively in theatre, having been involved with the Western Australian Youth Theatre Company (WAYTCo.), where he collaborated and starred in several original pieces over a three year period from 2007 to 2009. Heavily involved in the WA Film and TV industry, Liam was awarded BEST ACTOR at the 2017 'Next Gen Short Film Festival', as part of Fringe World, for the sci-fi short film Council. A passionate philanthropist, Liam is a strong supporter of mental health awareness. In the downtime between film projects, he works as a carer for people with an acquired brain injury. Liam was involved in the WA Youth Mental Health and Homelessness Summit in 2015, organised by the Youth Affairs Council of WA (YACWA), and was engaged to read actual case studies to those attending the summit as a way of giving vulnerable people a 'voice'. Representatives from mental health and disability care organisations were in attendance, as well as the Minister for Mental Health, Disability Services and Child Protection. Liam also appears in the 2018 Think Mental Health advertising campaign. - IMDb Mini Biography By: Andrew Hollett