Emily Dickson is a charismatic media personality who finds herself most at home on stage, in front of a camera or behind a microphone chatting with people from all backgrounds and communities.
She spent her childhood performing at dance and drama eisteddfods, training for over 15 years in various dance disciplines, and acting or singing her way around QLD. Emily then went on to turn her passion for performing in to a career, completing a degree in Mass Communications majoring in Advertising and Entertainment Industries at the Queensland University of Technology.
She then went on to spend the next 6 years with Network Ten as a Presenter & Producer, working on a wide range of your favourite shows. A familiar face to many children across Australia as ‘Molly’ in Crocamole, starring in 420 episodes of the locally made children’s series. Next up she was in the thick of the action handling snakes, swimming with seals and feeding orphaned joeys all while spreading her contagious energy across Australia on everyone’s favourite childhood show, Totally Wild. Emily’s time at Network Ten also saw her guest present for Studio 10, Toasted TV and Creative Generation State Schools on Stage – an arena spectacular bringing together over 1,800 state school students from around Queensland.
Airing on B105 in Brisbane, Emily also worked collaboratively to host and co-produce the local weekend breakfast show ‘Totally Brisbane with Jase & Em’. As someone who isn’t afraid to strike up a conversation with anyone, radio is a platform where Emily feels right at home. Within this role she was responsible for pitching new segment ideas, sourcing talent, conducting interviews, and sharing engaging, relatable and entertaining stories with South East Queensland locals.
Emily has a passion for the local community which has provided her many opportunities to give back to her city as MC for multiple events across Queensland. As game day host for the Brisbane Lions AFL & AFLW, Dancing CEO’s, Surf Life Saving Queensland’s Surf Girl Awards Dinner and Sirromet Winery’s Melbourne Cup Luncheon you
It’s been a huge start to the year for the hard working larrikin, Chris ‘Crickers’ Crickmay. The paint had barely had time to dry on his recently refurbed home studio before the word got out that his voice booth was cranking out a fresh new vibe.
When the casting crew behind the Containers for Change campaign were looking for talent to voice some animated bottles and cans in a series of TV and online spots, they knew Sammy Gunner would be perfect for one of the roles.
The prodigiously talented Hugh Parker is always in demand. The Queensland Ballet realised Hugh’s talent. They weren’t quite sold on his sauter, however their chairs did turn when they heard his voice; inviting him to narrate their recent interpretation of the classic tale, Peter and the Wolf.
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