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Nathan Borg
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About Nathan Borg
Nathan Borg is an Australian Deaf queer actor, writer, and TV Cast Driver who regularly works on major American productions at Docklands Studios Melbourne, including Insidious, Empire City, and Fog City. He is the recipient of the 2026 Lesley Hall Scholarship, which will support the initial development of his crime drama series, The Mastermind. He is also the creator and writer of Bump Into You with (SBS) and (Screen Australia).
As an actor, Nathan has appeared in Neighbours (Network 10), My Melbourne (SBS), Strawberry Cheesecake (Stan), Miss Sultanah (SBS), and campaigns for BONDS. His advocacy work has been featured across a range of national media outlets, including TV WEEK, ABC News, Studio 10, House of Wellness, and DNA Magazine.
As an actor, Nathan has appeared in Neighbours (Network 10), My Melbourne (SBS), Strawberry Cheesecake (Stan), Miss Sultanah (SBS), and campaigns for BONDS. His advocacy work has been featured across a range of national media outlets, including TV WEEK, ABC News, Studio 10, House of Wellness, and DNA Magazine.
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Nathan Borg across film and television
3credited titles
2movie credits
1TV credits
2024–2025screen career span
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