Emma Monk is an Australian-born actor, producer and creative renowned for her vibrant personality and impressive international career. As a proud member of the LGBTQIA+ community and an ambulatory wheelchair and cane user, she is committed to utilizing film and television to tell untold stories and address significant social issues.​

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Emma is widely recognized for her roles as Susie Kramer on Grey's Anatomy, Jessica on Nickelodeon's Hopefuls, and Louise in the LGBTQIA+ film Let's Go Below the Rainbow - which she was nominated for Best Actress at the Sepitimius awards. Her compelling performance in the music video Better Days, which tackles the issue of domestic violence, has earned her multiple International Best Actress awards.​

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With a profound passion for both comedy and dramatic roles, Emma excels across a diverse range of genres, consistently captivating audiences with her versatile talent.​

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During the pandemic, Emma decided to share her expertise through coaching, leading to the establishment of TrueSCREEN Acting Studio, which she runs alongside her partner. In addition to her acting career, Emma is now frequently sought after as an acting coach for drama series. Her students have achieved success in the industry, securing roles in well-known TV shows and movies.

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Emma has recently received funding to develop a T.V. series inspired by her experience with Functional Neurological Disorder.