Holly Fraser is an American actress and assistant director well-known for her acting skills in movies like The Virgin Intervention, My Place, and Packed to the Rafters.
The latest project of Holly as an actress was a short movie, Awesome Sunset. As an assistant director, her latest project was a short movie, Broken Branch. Both the movies aired in 2020.
| Name | Holly Fraser |
| Age | 20-30 |
| Gender | Female |
| Height | 5 Feet 6 Inches |
| Nationality | American |
| Profession | Actress |
| Married/Single | Single |
| Education | Atlantic Acting School |
10 Facts about Holly Fraser
- Holly Fraser has maintained her personal information including, her birthday, birthplace, and early days under the curtain. We assume Holly to be in her mid-twenties.
- There is no Wikipedia profile for Holly Fraser. However, she has a mini-bio in IMDB. There are very few sites on the internet that provide relevant information about her. But, she is not active on Instagram.
- Holly Fraser has a well-maintained body figure. She stands 5 feet 6 inches tall. The body weight is relevant to her height.
- There are no rumors about Holly being in the relationship. There are no sources to claim if she is in a relationship or not.
- Holly Fraser has opted to stay away from social media. She has no social account. However, we wish to see her soon on the social media platform!
- Fraser entered the entertainment industry in early 2009 with the TV series, My Place. To date, she has earned nineteen credits as an actress.
- Aside from acting, Holly has also gained immense experience as an assistant director. Her first assisted movie was Circle in 2016. To date, she has earned twenty credits as Second-Unit Director.
- With success as the assistant director, Holly introduced herself as a director and producer in 2015. She has earned ten credits as a producer and three credits as a director.
- Alongside movies, Fraser is equally interested in the stage play. To date, she has been a part of seven stage plays.
- Holly is the winner of the Jury Award for Best Australian Short Film in the year 2020. She is also the winner of the Award of Excellence in the year 2017 for Waltzing Tilda.