A branded card summarising Mitchell’s AFIN recognition - download it to
share on LinkedIn, a CV or a press kit. Every share carries the festival’s name.
Primarily credited in acting across their wider career, per TMDB.
Since Mitchell’s 2025 AFIN appearance,
2 known screen credits follow below.
See the AFIN launchpad →
A Prince in Paradise: A Royal Weddingsince AFINPrince Alexander1h 30m2026
Prince Alexander is ready to marry Olivia, a commoner. But when a bitter lord invokes ancient laws to block the union, Olivia, a romance writer, stumbles upon a hidden diary tucked within an old volume of history, revealing a long-lost truth that may be the key to saving her happily ever after.
Switchsince AFINChris27m2026
Follows two women who embark on a journey to find a man to have a threesome with, raising the question: Can a relationship survive our deepest desires?
They Kill By Night2025
One Perfect MatchParker1h 24m2024
The matchmaker Lucy Marks meets a handsome businessman and immediately feels a spark, but that spark is ruined when she learns he is her newest client.
A Christmas Castle Proposal: A Royal in Paradise IIPrince Alexander1h 23m2024
Despite busy schedules causing distance, Olivia and Prince Alexander travel to Torovia for Christmas with his family. Clashing cultures between their families lead to various mishaps.
A Prince in ParadisePrince Alexander1h 30m2023
Olivia, struggling with writer's block after a break up, takes a tropical holiday in hope of some inspiration and meets Prince Alexander, who needs some distance from his duty to marry royalty.
The HeightsRyan30m per episode2019
A groundbreaking serial about a community trying to protect its way of life, while under the constant threat of gentrification and the social stratification of its neighbourhood.
The Family LawRory25m per episode2016
Through the eyes of 14-year-old Benjamin, and set over the course of a long, hot, Queensland summer, the Law family navigate a series of sometimes disastrous events which become memorable milestones, and serve as a reminder that at the end of the day family can sometimes feel more like a sentence than a choice.