Sydney Park

Sydney Park is an Australian actress who has become a recognizable face in both television and film since her early debut. Born on 1997-12-30 in Adelaide, South Australia, she began her acting journey at the age of nine, starring in the children's series Mako: Island of Secrets and making guest appearances on Australian shows such as Home and Away. Her talent quickly earned her a scholarship to the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art, where she refined her craft before transitioning to international projects. Park's breakthrough in Hollywood came with a supporting role in the 2015 sci‑fi adventure Tomorrowland, where she portrayed a young inventor alongside George Clooney, showcasing her ability to hold her own among veteran stars. She further cemented her reputation with a standout performance as Grace Gardner in the horror‑comedy series Scream Queens (2015‑2016), a role that highlighted her comedic timing and dramatic range.

Beyond genre work, Park displayed her versatility in the critically acclaimed drama The Walking Dead (2020), playing Megan, a resourceful survivor whose arc was praised for its emotional depth. She has also contributed to independent cinema, starring in The Girl Who Invented Loneliness (2015) and Deadly Women (2021), expanding her repertoire across thriller, comedy, and mystery. Throughout her career, Park has been noted for her commitment to authentic storytelling, often choosing roles that challenge societal norms and amplify under‑represented voices. Outside of acting, she is an avid advocate for mental‑health awareness and actively supports charitable organizations focused on youth empowerment. With an ever‑growing filmography and an unwavering dedication to her art, Sydney Park continues to be a dynamic and influential presence in the entertainment industry.