
ACTOR - DIRECTOR - SPEAKER
2026 YOUTH OSCAR WINNER — BEST DIRECTOR
2024 YOUTH OSCAR WINNER — BEST ACTRESS
2025 YOUNG entertainer award WINNER — BEST DIRECTOR
2025 Young entertainer award WINNER — BEST WRITER
Nominated 2026: Best Writer, Best Commercial Talent
ABOUT ME!

Aurora Iler is a two-time Young Artist Academy Award Winner (the "Youth Oscars") - an actor and director based in Sydney, Australia, and Los Angeles, USA. With legal rights to work in both places, she is building an exciting international career defined by creativity, drive, and originality.
In August 2026, Aurora won the Youth Oscar for Best Director at the 47th Annual Young Artist Academy Awards, held at the Director's Guild of America in Hollywood - One of Three Nominations for her that year, alongside Best Writer and Best Commercial Talent. It was her second Youth Oscar, following her 2024 win for Best Actress, both for her short film Grape.
In July 2025 LEGO selected Aurora and two other Teen Girls for it's “She Built That” campaign, from more than two million teens across Australia and New Zealand. In September 2025, she filmed a supporting role in the Feature Film Blood Money in Texas, USA.
In addition to Aurora's Youth Oscar win in 2024 she earned two Young Entertainer Awards in January 2025 for Best Young Director and Best Young Writer. Whether she is creating her own projects or collaborating with other creatives, Aurora brings a unique voice and vision to every production.
Queensland's Childrens Commissioner, Luke Twyford, whose office funded Grape, has written that the decision to invest in Aurora was "one of the proudest steps I have taken" and that he "highly recommends her as a future business partner".
Beyond the screen, Aurora is a captivating and uplifting speaker who inspires young people to pursue their passions—even when it means creating their own path. Her commitment to the industry and community as a whole has been widely recognised, including receiving the NSW One to Watch Award in March 2025 and the Queensland Young Achiever of the Year Award in April 2024 for her meaningful contribution to Community and Family Safety.
Aurora’s achievements also include making history as the Youngest Filmmaker at the Mammoth Film Festival in March 2024, being named Best Up and Coming Actor at the Lady Filmmakers Festival in Beverly Hills in October 2023, winning Best Actress at the SF3 Film Festival in Sydney in November 2022, and taking out the World Monologue Games in November 2022 with a self-written performance against international competition.
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