Director – Chris Young

Studio – Independent

Character – Sylvie

Other Cast – Fran Kranz, John Gleeson Connolly, Sue Cremin, Whip Hubley

Synopsis – “Homeland” is a drama with interlocking storylines about our disparate attempts to connect with others and the world around us; to find a sense of belonging. Five peoples’ fates become entwined when a soldier returns on furlough from Iraq. With no one to greet him at the airport, he sets out for the wild Northwest coast. His journey intersects with his distant father, his un-met step-mother, a bitter veteran, and the stewardess from his connection home. As each strays further from his everyday life and a body washes up on the beach, their fates become bound inextricably together. A newfound sense of belonging is forged and, finally, the soldier has something to come back to; now he must return to the real and present war.

In Elize’s words – “I play Sylvie – the airhostess Arne meets on the plane on his way back from Iraq. I survive in the bubble of the aircraft well – because it is a controlled environment, but cannot deal with real life. When I get ill, I get grounded and have to face up to reality. And Arne helps me do this …. Filmed in and around Seattle in 2006 – still in the edit. (had to dye my hair black for this part!)”

AFI Festival – Info on the film

Director – Richard Shelton

Studio – Kudos for BBC

Character – Sydney Barbour

Other Cast – Rachel Petladwala, Charlene Osuagwu, Ben Kerfoot, Jonny Freeman

Synopsis – Children’s TV series following the adventures of three secondary school pupils, who work as undercover spies.

In Elize’s words – “I play a famous actress who comes to the school to shoot a movie there, but it turns out I am not what I say I am. This was really fun to film, as the kids were all amazing, and because its a children’s show, anything is possible, so the imagination involved was great.”

CBBC M.I. High Official Site
M.I. High Episode Guide on Wikipedia

-Video clips coming soon-

Director – Cilla Ware, Sarah O’Gorman and Philip John

Studio – Carnival Film & Television

Character – Katy Stephens, Episode 1

Other Cast – Leonora Crichlow and Dervla Kirwan.

Synopsis – From Brand Republic: “The BBC has revealed details of ‘Material Girl’, its much-hyped new six-part drama in the mould of ‘Mistresses’, starring ‘Sugar Rush’ actress Leonora Crichlow and ‘Ballykissangel’s Dervla Kirwan. The romantic comedy, which is set in London’s Brick Lane, tells the story of Ali Redcliffe (Crichlow), a talented young fashion designer who comes up again Kirwan’s Davina Bailey, an established designer who will do anything to make her new rival fail.”

In Elize’s words – “I am in the first episode of this series. I play an actress who is the hot actress of the moment, so all the designers want to dress her. This was filmed in London. In the script my character wears what is supposed to be a terrible dress to the Baftas. After I filmed this, it was in the press that it was actually me who chose the dress and wore it, which was very embarrassing!”

Unreality TV
BBC ONE Autumn Schedule

-Video clips coming soon-

Director – Todor Chapkanov

Studio – UFO Productions for Sci – Fi Channel

Character – Rachel

Other Cast – Jessica Rose, Randy Wayne, Gil Gerard, Billy Drago, Annabelle Wallis, Joey Ansah

Synopsis – From the Gil Gerard site: “The Reverend arrives in a town that experiences paranormal events every Friday 13th and it just so happens that on this Friday 13th a bus load of college students find themselves trapped in the town by its ghostly residents, who are hell bent on escaping their eternal entombment.”

In Elize’s words – “This was filmed in Sofia, Bulgaria. I play an American grad student who gets stuck in an old western ghosttown with some students and things go horribly wrong. Was very interesting filming in Bulgaria – I loved it.”

Ghost Town on IMDb

-Video clips coming soon-

Studio – 2 Many Executives

Character – Stella in the short “Infidel”

Other Cast – William Beck, Jo Bourne-Taylor, Orla Fitzgerald, Dan Fredenburgh

Synopsis – A series of dramatic and comic parables written by Mark Tilton. “Infidel”, “The Man In The Road” & “The Connoisseurs”. Went in production March 09.

In Elize’s words – “This short film was filmed in London – There’s an awkward dinner party with 2 couples – One of the men plays a recording of a Hitler speech, and claims that there was no real evidence for the Holocaust.”

Sins of London Official Site
The “2 Many Executives” Website
Film Producer Michael Beddoes