Teale Bishopric’s professional acting career began at age 5 with her role as Pupu in the multi-season, animated series Pipi, Pupu & Rosemary. Her breakthrough performance was honoured with an ACTRA Award nomination in 2011. At the time, she was the youngest nominee in the union’s history. In 2012, Teale appeared as Lisa opposite Eric Bana in the film noire Hollywood feature, Deadfall. In his DVD commentary, the film’s Academy Award winning director Stefan Ruzowitzky praised Teale, stating: “One of my favourite scenes is the sequence in this cabin in the woods with that little girl; that’s always tricky, to work with children, but I think the little girl we had pulled it off very well. This whole scene between her and Eric, the monster and the innocent child was very atmospheric. I think this is very strong. This is one of my favourite scenes”.

Teale received her second ACTRA Award nomination in 2013 for her starring role as Didi in the independent video game Contrast. The following year, Teale was nominated for a JOEY Award for her recurring role as Mel Martin in the Jacob Tierney helmed TV series Game On.

As Teale has progressed from celebrated child to young adult, she is thrilled to be a working actor and delivers notable performances in several AAA Video Game franchises, tv series, feature films and countless dubbing projects.