Isaac Money was born in Perth, Western Australia, to Christine Money, a New Zealand-born teacher, and Gavin Money, a Kenyan-born accountant of British and South African descent.

One of six children, he grew up in a creative environment and featured in several theatre productions after he began acting at the age of nine.

Isaac's film debut came in the award-winning short, The Billabong. While living in Australia, he also worked on Son of a Gun and Pinch, as well as television productions Prank Patrol, Cloud Street, and The War That Changed Us.

Money earned an Advanced Diploma in Performing Arts. An accomplished dancer, he also performed with Guy Sebastian, as part of the internationally renowned artist's national tour with Taylor Swift.

At 18, the diversely talented prospect moved to London to further his career.

Recognised for his extremely physical performance in FRMTN's music video for A Friend, Isaac also starred in award-winning feature film Cat Skin in 2017. He featured in shorts Subscribe! And Check Your Privilege in the same year.

He has since appeared in short, Mortal, worked with Sarah Maple for a Sky TV comedy, starred in The Passenger, and plays James in the upcoming Amazon series The Devil's Hour.

A multi-dimensional performer, Money is known for his physical and authentic portrayals.