Victoria Ferrara, born in 1989 in Sydney, Australia, has carved a niche for herself as both an actress and a model, gaining international recognition through her work in various magazines such as Goth Macabre (Issue 1), Sanctuary, and Gothic Noir. She gained widespread acclaim for her role as Angie, a comedic gothic character, on the Logie Award-winning television series *Housos* in 2011.
Ferrara's film career includes notable appearances in major productions. She began as an extra in *Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway* (2021) but was soon promoted to the stunt cast, where she donned a blue morph suit to portray various animals within a trench coat. Her filmography also features roles in *Pacific Rim 2: Uprising* (2018) and *2:22* (2017).
In the Australian film scene, she has made her mark with performances in *Tabernacle 101* (2019), *Beast No More* (2019), and *Atomic Kingdom* (2019-2021). In 2021, Ferrara joined the main cast of *Thor: Love and Thunder*, portraying the character of a Falligarian kid. Her versatility extends to commercials, where she has appeared in campaigns like Gobbledok Returns and played a zombie in Foxtel Go. Victoria Ferrara is recognized as an accredited actor by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, reflecting her contributions to the entertainment industry.
Ferrara's film career includes notable appearances in major productions. She began as an extra in *Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway* (2021) but was soon promoted to the stunt cast, where she donned a blue morph suit to portray various animals within a trench coat. Her filmography also features roles in *Pacific Rim 2: Uprising* (2018) and *2:22* (2017).
In the Australian film scene, she has made her mark with performances in *Tabernacle 101* (2019), *Beast No More* (2019), and *Atomic Kingdom* (2019-2021). In 2021, Ferrara joined the main cast of *Thor: Love and Thunder*, portraying the character of a Falligarian kid. Her versatility extends to commercials, where she has appeared in campaigns like Gobbledok Returns and played a zombie in Foxtel Go. Victoria Ferrara is recognized as an accredited actor by the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts, reflecting her contributions to the entertainment industry.
