Tilda Cobham-Hervey is an actor, director, and writer with a rich body of work across film, television, and live theatre. She began her career with Force Majeure in The Age I’m In before co-founding the award-winning circus ensemble Gravity and Other Myths in 2009. Tilda gained recognition with her role in 52 Tuesdays (2011) and later appeared in One Eyed Girl and Girl Asleep. Her television debut came in The Kettering Incident and Barracuda (2016). In 2017, she was nominated for a Helpmann Award for Things I Know to Be True.

Tilda directed A Field Guide to Being a 12-Year-Old Girl, which won the Crystal Bear at Berlinale. She starred as Helen Reddy in I Am Woman (2019) and co-directed the short animation Roborovski (2020). In 2022 she acted in the TV series The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart and the feature film Young Woman and the Sea. Most recently she was seen in The Dictionary of Lost Words at Sydney Theatre Company (2024), the Netflix series Apple Cider Vinegar (2025) and the feature film Jimpa (2026). Later in 2026 the film “123 Alphabet Rd” will be released as well as her directorial debut,“It’s All Going Very Well…”, which she also starred, wrote and produced.