Mick Frederick Primmer

Aussie born actor, mixed-movement artist & holistic-health enthusiast based in Austin, Texas.

Mick’s a storytelling warrior-yogi, devoted toward a spiritual path of creative artistry and self-realization. He serves a pivotal role behind Eliza Jayne’s Monkey Mick — an animated mindfulness platform for kids and the elderly. Blending storytelling, movement and breathwork to inspire well-being from the ground up.

A versatile performer and content creator with a diverse skill set spanning professional acting, post-production, holistic-health education and Budokon Mixed-Movement Arts.

Mick is on a soul mission to bridge the gap between playful learning and comprehensive wellness education, while becoming a transformational actor that changes the world.

In the information age of emerging technology — Mick remains focused on the ascension of humanity through creative his artistry and wellness advocacy.

Nothing can replace soul essence, and in the wise words of Paul Chek:

“Use your heart, to feel what you know.”

Mick and Eliza at SXSW, spreading the word on mindfulness for kids!

From Netflix’s Sexy Beasts, to immersive independent dramas or meta-comedies about filmmaking and friendship, Mick continues to bulldoze a lane of his own for the whole world to experience.

His directorial debut in “GURU-KILLER: Archives” — revolves around his passion for Budokon Mixed-Movement Arts, depicting the journey of transformation through the Way of the Warrior Spirit.

In the midst of the chaos with humanity engaging in an all-out spiritual awakening, Mick’s devotion toward the evolution of consciousness continues to inspire shamanic storytelling straight from his warrior-yogi heart.

Fully equipped to take on the challenges of waking up, cleaning up, growing up, and showing up — there’s nothing stopping him from creating stories that change the world.

And there’s plenty more to come, stick around.