A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Birthplace:
Auckland, New Zealand
Born:
October 28, 1981
Dwayne Cameron was born October 28 1981 in Auckland New Zealand. Age ten his father was killed when he was hit by a train. Landed his first role opposite William Shatner. Starred in Disturbing the Peace (2020) with Guy Pearce, with Nicolas Cage in 211 (2018) and in Roger Donaldson's McLaren (2017). Played love interest to Amber Heard and Selma Blair and also starred alongside John Savage. His career took off when he was cast for the lead role of Bray in the cult TV series The Tribe (1999). By the age of 18 he had completed 156 episodes of The Tribe and had been on a number of publicity tours to Europe and the USA, appearing in all major youth media to promote the show and spin-off album. He represented The Tribe in Los Angeles when it was a nominee at the 2000 GAIT Awards for international television drama. Dwayne has written, directed, produced, edited and starred in a number of his own short films made by his production company Dancing Mind Films.
Art Direction:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
Director:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Director of Photography:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Editor:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Executive Producer:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Producer:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Production Design:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Production Manager:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Sound Designer:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
Writer:
2003 Charlie Has a Face
2013 Holding the Sun
2013 Pleroma
2021 June
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