Frederick-James, a talented individual hailing from the vibrant city of Sydney, Australia, embarked on his acting journey by pursuing his passion for the performing arts at the renowned National Institute of Dramatic Arts, NIDA. He later refined his craft at the Actors Centre Australia, ultimately culminating in his academic achievement.
Frederick-James made his mark in the film industry by landing a supporting lead role in the motion picture "A Common Man", sharing the screen with the illustrious Sir Ben Kingsley. This breakthrough performance was followed by a series of supporting roles in notable films, including "Impact: Earth", where he collaborated with the accomplished Tom Berenger, and most recently, "Nightwalk", which boasted an impressive cast featuring Mickey Rourke, Eric Roberts, and Sean Stone.
Beyond his impressive acting credentials, Frederick-James is also a dedicated philanthropist, utilizing his skills behind the camera to create inspiring documentaries that shed light on humanitarian efforts. His most recent endeavor focused on the trials and hardships faced by the Maasai people in Kenya, highlighting their resilience and beautiful spirits in the face of adversity.
