BIOGRAPHY

From an early age it was clear to those around her, that Georgia Cassimatis had a gift for storytelling. So, it came as no surprise when she announced her intention to take on a master’s degree in communications. She completed this with a major in print media and television.

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Her big break came when she wrote an award-winning documentary featuring the Australian politician - Tanya Plibersek. It caught the attention of ACP Magazines, who then hired her to write for Australian Cosmopolitan Magazine.

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Shortly after she was appointed the editor of Barbie Magazine where she spent two years interviewing teen idols and organizing kids fashion shoots before being lured to Los Angeles.

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So began what she calls the 'best eight years of her life' – living in Hollywood and embraced by the inner sanctum of celebrities. It was in LA that she developed a reputation for writing on entertainment, travel, lifestyle, along with health and well-being. When she wasn’t behind a desk, Georgia was on the red carpet doing live-to-air interviews at mega-events including the Oscars, the Grammy Awards and a-list movie premieres.

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In 2010, Georgia returned to Australia to write her first book, Red Carpet Burns (Harlequin, released February 2013): her memoir about life in Los Angeles.

 

Her literary agent is Curtis Brown – curtisbrown.com.au.

​Georgia continues to write for leading Australian and US publications.