Maria Tran

Quick Facts

Full Name	Maria Tran
Occupation	Actor
Date Of Birth	Jan 30, 1985(1985-01-30)
Age	39
Birthplace	Brisbane
Country	Australia
Birth City	Queensland
Horoscope	Capricorn

Maria Tran Biography

Maria Tran is one of the most popular and richest Actor who was born on January 30, 1985 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Maria Tran (Vietnamese: Maria Tran) (born 30 January 1985) is an Australian-born Vietnamese actress as well as a martial artist producer, writer, and director. She is renowned for her work in developing the action-film martial arts genre in Australia through the Asian diaspora community of Western Sydney through her shorts like Hit Girls, Gaffa, Enter The Dojo; her contributions to Australian television The Maximum Choppage and films outside of Australia Roger Corman’s Fist of the Dragon, Death Mist and Vietnamese action blockbuster Tracer. Tran is a key element in the growth in an Australian Vietnamese film movement that is challenging gender stereotypes and the investigation the concept of “female action”.

The year 2009 was the time Tran received an award from the Metroscreen Multicultural Mentorship Scheme for her short film script “A Little Dream”, that was awarded seed money as well. Tran was the director under the assistance of Khoa Do.

In 2011, Tran pursued documentary filmmaking with her quirky self transmedia documentary “Quest for Jackie!” which is about a young girl’s filmmaking plight as well as meeting her action idol; Jackie Chan. She travel to Brisbane, Darwin, Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne, Tasmania in 21 days to connect with Jackie Chan fans and stories of the “underdog”. With hundreds of hours of footage, this project remains incomplete. In July, 2016, Screen NSW gave Tran a stunt attachment position on board of Jackie Chan’s movie “Bleeding Steel” as it shoots in Sydney.She has been learning from the Jackie Chan Stunt Team and has seen Jackie, but has yet to officially meet him and complete her documentary.

In 2012, she directed and produced many short action films with Trung Ly and Adrian Castro with subsequent works such as Enter The Dojo, Gaffa, and award- winning action comedy Hit Girls; which she wrote, produced and directed. Tran was also a recipient of the Screen NSW Emerging Producer Placement in the same year.

The year 2008 was the year Tran’s documentary drama Happy Dent was awarded at the Shortcuts Film Festival’s the Best Film and for Achievement in the field of Directing. This award led to an interview with an executive from a television network and then she proceeded to develop a TV micro series “Downtown Rumble”, 6 part kung-fu action micro series that was aired towards the end of that year.

Maria Tran Net Worth

Maria Tran is one of the richest Actor from Australia. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Maria Tran 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

Tran was born in and was raised at Brisbane, Australia. She was frequently moved during her early years, as her parents, who were migrants, were looking for jobs. She attended Dinmore State School, Camira State School and then moved to Sydney and went to Villawood Public School, Fairfield West Public School as well as Westfields Sports High School, Sunnybank High School, Canley Vale High School before graduation in 2002. She attended The University of Western Sydney and received an undergraduate degree in Psychology in 2007.

In 2007 Tran was a participant in a community film making class known as The Youth Digital Cultures film program through Information & Cultural Exchange (ICE). She finished the program and assumed the coordinator’s duties and also worked as an educator, running workshops for young people at risk with diverse cultural backgrounds. She has been a guest lecturer in several occasions in the Australian National University on filmmaking and digital media. 2013 was the year that Tran directed her first theatre production. Tran produced her very first stage production alongside students of Fairfield High School as well as Lurnea High School called “Press Play” which is a interactive and multimedia journey for young people with migrant backgrounds.

She was also the 2011 NSW State Champion and represented the state at National Film Pitching Competition held at Metroscreen.

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in 2016 Tran wrote an original screenplay for a Vietnamese historical epic The Drums of Me Linh as well as action comedy Fury of the Far East; combining martial arts expertise and the supernatural, was awarded seed funding from ICE’s Produce Perfect program to be developed into a proof of concept for television. The Drums of Me Linh was selected by Lost in Books to be made into a bilingual children’s book, written by Tran in collaboration with illustrator Britney Fong. Fury of the Far East evolved into Tiger Cops which was funded through the ABC Freshblood scheme.

Facts & Trivia

Maria Ranked on the list of most popular Actor. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Australia. Maria Tran celebrates birthday on January 30 of every year.

In 2017, Tran officially set up film production company Phoenix Eye as she received an artist-in-residency with Powerhouse Youth Theatre where her company lives.