Gavin Harrison
Born: December 29, 1970
in Australia
in Australia
Gavin George Harrison (Born 29 December 1970) is an Australian former actor, producer, photographer, electronic music composer and a creative innovator who lives in Los Angeles.
Motivated at a young age, Harrison developed the skills and passion for his craft thanks to the encouragement of his mother, a fellow artist, and creative spirit. Her support was integral in Harrison's early projects which included working on a film in Sweden and lighting design for the 5th annual International Contemporary Dance Convention in Hong Kong. Based on his work and aptitude test, Harrison was accepted into the Film & TV program at KvB College of Visual Communication at age 15. Harrison graduated with Distinction from the Film and Television course and received awards for "Most Outstanding Student" and "Best Editor".
Acting came naturally to Harrison and he quickly landed roles in Home and Away (1988), playing the resident rebel "Revhead" and as Gerard Kennedy's holographic son in the U.S. production of the TV series Mission: Impossible (1988). After multiple guest-starring and recurring roles on Australian television including GP and Family and Friends (1990), Harrison landed his first major role playing a cyclist named Hugo Strzelecki on the hit Australian drama A Country Practice (1981).
After a long engagement with A Country Practice, Harrison teamed up with a manager in Los Angeles thus launching his career in the United States. He appeared in several shows with re-occurring roles including Bafta Nominated BBC mini-series Signs and Wonders (1995), series cast member on NBC's Amazing Grace (1995), HBO film Public Enemies (1996), CBS' Diagnosis Murder (1993), 20th Century Fox's Chicago Hope (1994), and Exposé (2000). Harrison's name was inked on the cover of famed Australian photography magazine "Black & White" alongside Herb Ritts and Madonna for an extensive interview on his career.
Gavin set up an advertising production company called Section 9 which he runs to this day. He is also a talented musician and photographer.
Motivated at a young age, Harrison developed the skills and passion for his craft thanks to the encouragement of his mother, a fellow artist, and creative spirit. Her support was integral in Harrison's early projects which included working on a film in Sweden and lighting design for the 5th annual International Contemporary Dance Convention in Hong Kong. Based on his work and aptitude test, Harrison was accepted into the Film & TV program at KvB College of Visual Communication at age 15. Harrison graduated with Distinction from the Film and Television course and received awards for "Most Outstanding Student" and "Best Editor".
Acting came naturally to Harrison and he quickly landed roles in Home and Away (1988), playing the resident rebel "Revhead" and as Gerard Kennedy's holographic son in the U.S. production of the TV series Mission: Impossible (1988). After multiple guest-starring and recurring roles on Australian television including GP and Family and Friends (1990), Harrison landed his first major role playing a cyclist named Hugo Strzelecki on the hit Australian drama A Country Practice (1981).
After a long engagement with A Country Practice, Harrison teamed up with a manager in Los Angeles thus launching his career in the United States. He appeared in several shows with re-occurring roles including Bafta Nominated BBC mini-series Signs and Wonders (1995), series cast member on NBC's Amazing Grace (1995), HBO film Public Enemies (1996), CBS' Diagnosis Murder (1993), 20th Century Fox's Chicago Hope (1994), and Exposé (2000). Harrison's name was inked on the cover of famed Australian photography magazine "Black & White" alongside Herb Ritts and Madonna for an extensive interview on his career.
Gavin set up an advertising production company called Section 9 which he runs to this day. He is also a talented musician and photographer.
Movies for Gavin Harrison...
Title: Exposé
Character: Bob
Released: February 23, 1998
Type: Movie
Jason Davis is a reporter who gets an anonymous tip that turns him into an eyewitness to a judge's murder.
Title: Public Enemies
Character: Freddie Barker
Released: April 19, 1996
Type: Movie
Ma Barker and her sons rob banks, shoot people and wind up at the top of the FBI's Most Wanted list in the 1930s.
Title: Diagnosis: Murder
Character: Aaron Ving
Released: October 29, 1993
Type: TV
Dr. Mark Sloan is a good-natured, offbeat physician who is called upon to solve murders.
Title: E Street
Character: Barry Hall
Released: January 24, 1989
Type: TV
An Australian television soap opera, set in a tough fictional inner-city district called Westside. The stories revolve around the local community there. Created by Forrest Redlich and produced by Network Ten from 24 January 1989 to 13 May 1993.
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