Projects

Apart from acting, I also write & produce. Here's some projects I've done recently...

Esther Hicks is "Vibrationally" Speaking

Melbourne International Comedy Festival (MICF)

April, 2019

Esther Hicks is speaking vibrationally!

But Esther is not Esther.

Abraham (non-physical entities of infinite intelligence) are speaking through Esther. Then there's her husband, Jerry, who also has something to say.

For one week only, they'll help you be on the 'leading edge', 'vibrate' and 'get into the vortex'!

Are you ready to listen? Then let the manifestation begin!

This outrageous show is a satirical send up of the original Law of Attraction gurus, Esther and Jerry Hicks.

Directed by Elizabeth Millington

Featuring: Claire Pearson & Kyle Walmsley

Created by Claire Pearson

Marketing and PR: Elaine Yu

Production Manager: Hayden Clarke

Photography by Sarah Walker

Photography by Bryan Ong

From Bella to Chanel: A day in the life of Kristen Stewart

(Short film)

Kristen Stewart is the latest face of Chanel but is the transformation complete? A mockumentary of one day behind the scenes of a mascara campaign with the tag line "Eye can be".

WATCH IT NOW! (Over 5,000 views on Facebook!)

Selected:

Connect Film Festival, Melbourne 2017

Setting Sun Film Festival

(Presented at the Sun Theatre, Yarraville) 2017

Womens Media Arts & Film Festival, Cinewest & Sydney Fringe Festival 2017

Melbourne Underground Film Festival, 2017

Shortlisted:

She Shot International Film Festival 2017

Battlefield Blues

Melbourne Fringe Festival, 2015

A kid roving, interactive, outdoor, comedy show about chess pieces that are alive

Presented by Claire Pearson & Abbotsford Convent in 2015 for the Melbourne Fringe Festival

Written & Produced by Claire Pearson

Directed by : Elizabeth Millington

Stage Management: Eve Evans & Saran Jones

Cast: Kashmir Sinnamon, Jennifer B Ashley, Tim Wotherspoon, Hammish Plaggemars, Ella Kamer, Brierly Broad, Benjamin Timms.

2 Week Season
Sold out season
For ages 8- 80
First time a show used the Abbotsford Convent grounds as an interactive performance space

Photography by Joel Rainford