Amelia Forsyth-Smith's journey in the entertainment industry began in the 1990s with her involvement in amateur theatre productions, eventually shifting her focus primarily to music. Notably, she dedicated herself to the art of Highland Pipe Band Tenor Drumming, performing with esteemed organizations such as the Canberra City Pipes and Drums, Australian Federal Police Pipes and Drums, and the Queanbeyan City Pipe Band.
Her impressive resume boasts a multitude of performances in community events, as well as high-profile international appearances. Some of her most notable performances include the Kremlin Zoria in Moscow (2007),the Adelaide International Police Tattoo (2008),the Andre Rieu World Stadium Tour (2008),and the Edinburgh Military Tattoo in both Edinburgh (2009) and Sydney (2010).
After a hiatus from acting, Amelia returned to the stage in 2017, enrolling in the Stage and Screen program at the Canberra Academy of Dramatic Art (CADA). She further honed her skills in film at the National Acting School in Canberra.
Throughout her acting career, Amelia has remained prolific, working in various mediums including film, television, theatre, and voice acting.
