May Grehan

May Grehan is a talented actor, writer, and director originally from Australia and raised in Singapore. She made her professional stage debut in 2011, portraying Martha in the acclaimed production of Spring Awakening at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Since then, May has showcased her skills on various stages across Australia and has appeared in television programs such as "Untold Stories of the ER" on TLC and "Old School" produced by Matchbox Pictures.

Recently, May starred alongside Valter Skarsgard in the film "Don't Click," produced by Vortex Pictures. Her comedy short "Bait & Switch" has garnered significant acclaim, winning the award for Best International Comedy at both the LA Comedy Film Festival and the Austin Comedy Short Film Festival.

May's first feature film, titled Zombie Bro, is currently in negotiations for distribution. This engaging kids' comedy-horror film follows a young girl as she attempts to thwart her brother's transformation into a zombie before he can infect the rest of the family. The project draws inspiration from her dream mentor, Taika Waititi, and has already received accolades such as "Best Comedy Horror" and "Best Young Actors," with numerous positive reviews.

In addition to her acting and writing, May recently directed a sketch for the Nice Shorts series by Bunya and Robot Army, titled "Social Media Information Diet," further showcasing her versatility in the industry.