Liza BROCK
Casting Director & Founder of Brock Casting Services | Creator of 'Lights On Program' | Inclusive Talent Advocate in Queensland's Screen Industry
From '90s pop star with two ARIA gold records and top-ten hits to starring in soaps, films, and live TV, I've hustled through the entertainment industry's highs and lows. I founded BMEG (Brock Management), built it into one of Queensland's top talent agencies, sold it successfully, and stepped back to raise my family.
Now? I'm back, leading Brock Casting Services in Brisbane—championing inclusive, authentic talent for screen projects.
With 30+ years on both sides of the camera, I speak your language: the thrill of performing and the pressures of production. Whether you're an emerging actor or a seasoned filmmaker, I bridge the gap.
I'm passionate about inclusive casting—giving everyone a fair shot, regardless of background or ability—and advocating for mental health in the arts (I've walked that brutal road myself). As an Industry Advisory Board member for the Australian Performing Arts Conservatory, I'm shaping Queensland's screen future.
My feet are planted in Brisbane, and I'm on a mission to make it Australia's next big screen hub—hello, 2032 Olympics!
I'm also the author of Hot Chocolate in Wonderland, a semi-autobiographical tale now in development as a TV series.
If you're casting, creating, or dreaming big, let's collaborate on better stories. Bring strong ideas (and coffee? Even better).
Contact me at liza@brockcasting.com.au to shine a spotlight on Queensland talent—one project at a time.
Breanna SWAN
Program Development | Partnership & Social Media Assistant
Breanna Swan is an ACTRESS filmmaker, disability advocate, and proud Ambassador for Bus Stop Films.
Smart, witty, and deeply creative, she brings a unique voice and vision to every project she joins.
As a neurodivergent creative living with autism, ADHD, and audio processing disorder, Breanna transforms her lived experience into storytelling that is authentic, heartfelt, and powerful. Her credits already span directing, producing, camera operation, and art direction, with contributions to films, documentaries, stage work, and writers’ rooms across Queensland.
Breanna is recognised as a champion for change in the screen industry, advocating for authentic inclusion of disabled creatives both on and off screen. She combines clever problem-solving with a sharp sense of humour, making her not only a skilled creative but also a natural collaborator and leader.
With her ambition, talent, and advocacy, Breanna is fast becoming one of Queensland’s most exciting emerging voices — a storyteller determined to shift the culture of screen representation for generations to come.
Contact me at breanna@brockcasting.com.au to shine a spotlight on Queensland talent—one project at a time.
