Keenan has appeared in numerous films including Blackspot (as Ellen) and 30 Days of Night (as Kirsten). Her New Zealand television roles include appearances in such series as City Homicide, The Insider's Guide To Love, Sensing Murder and Burying Brian. She played a small part in the movie Avatar (2009 film) which was partially shot in Wellington, but her scene was cut from the final release.
Keenan moved to Melbourne, Australia in 2009 when she landed a core cast role as Amy in the TV series Satisfaction. And as Dolly Grey in Underbelly Squizzy.
In 2010 Keenan joined the cast of Ten's critically acclaimed police drama Rush as intelligence officer Audrey Khoo.
For her work in Satisfaction Keenan was shortlisted for 'Most Popular New Female Talent' and nominated for 'Most Outstanding New Talent' at the Australian Logie Awards of 2010.
Keenan won Best New Talent at the 2010 ASTRA Awards.
In 2011 Keenan joined Packed to the Rafters as guest cast, playing Bree Jennings for twelve episodes.
In 2012 Keenan and Australian actor Dustin Clare together with director Michelle Joy Lloyd and cinematographer Ryan Alexander Lloyd wrote and produced the film Sunday which Keenan and Clare also starred in. Sunday premiered in New Zealand in December 2014 and went on to feature in a range of film festivals around the world throughout 2015. Camille Keenan won Best Actress for her performance in the film at the 2015 New York City Independent Film Festival.
Personal life
Keenan was born and educated in Wellington, New Zealand and has seven siblings.
Filmography
Actress
2014
Sunday as
Eve
2013
The Fragments (Short) as
Skylar
2013
Underbelly (TV Series) as
Dolly Grey
- Squizzy Cooks a Goose (2013) - Dolly Grey
- Squizzy Takes Charge (2013) - Dolly Grey
- Squizzy Puts One Over (2013) - Dolly Grey
- Squizzy Steps Out (2013) - Dolly Grey
2011
Packed to the Rafters (TV Series) as
Bree Jennings
- Endings and Beginnings (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Sleepwalking (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Butterfly's Wings (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Leap of Faith (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Sign of the Times (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Small World (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Second Chance (2012) - Bree Jennings
- Risky Business (2011) - Bree Jennings
- Trust Issues (2011) - Bree Jennings
- Tipping Point (2011) - Bree Jennings
- You've Got to Have Friends (2011) - Bree Jennings
- Swimming in the Gene Pool (2011) - Bree Jennings
2011
Everything Is Super (Short) as
Veronica
2010
Snake (Short) as
Celine
2010
Rush (TV Series) as
Audrey Khoo
- Crash (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- Hostage (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- Run (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- Cooked (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- Train (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- L'homme (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- CPP (2010) - Audrey Khoo
- Snatch (2010) - Audrey Khoo
2010
Matariki as
ICU Nurse
2010
City Homicide (TV Series) as
Carmel Shatner
- Just Desserts (2010) - Carmel Shatner
2009
Satisfaction (TV Series) as
Amy Parsons
- Lifesavers (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Bug Crush (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Not Vanilla (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Playthings (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Staples, Guns and Roses (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Non Standard Package (2010) - Amy Parsons
- Sheik Your Booty (2009) - Amy Parsons
- Out of Tune (2009) - Amy Parsons
- Tess (2009) - Amy Parsons
- Amy (2009) - Amy Parsons
2009
Long Weekend (Short) as
Charlotte
2009
Avatar as
Waitress (uncredited)
2009
Poppy (Short) as
Nun
2009
Emilie Richards (TV Series) as
Charlotte
- Das Paradies am Ende der Welt (2009) - Charlotte (as Camille Keehan)
2008
Veil (Short) as
Hazel / Echo
2008
Blackspot as
Ellen
2008
Burying Brian (TV Series) as
Abused Woman
- Episode #1.2 (2008) - Abused Woman
2008
Somewhere Only We Know (Short) as
June
2007
30 Days of Night as
Kirsten Toomey
2005
The Insiders Guide to Love (TV Series) as
Asha
- Would You Love Me If I Was Different? (2005) - Asha
2005
King Kong as
New York Citizen (uncredited)
2003
The Tribe (TV Series)
- Episode #5.2 (2003) - (uncredited)
Producer
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Here are the Arquitectas (TV Series documentary) (executive producer) (post-production)
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Mexity (TV Series documentary) (executive producer) (post-production)
2022
Follies (TV Series documentary) (executive producer)
