She has been working hard after joining the cast of Neighbours earlier this year.
Tammin Sursok appeared tired as she filmed scenes alongside Rebekah Elmaloglou in Melbourne on Monday.
The 38-year-old actress was unable to stop herself from yawning in between scenes as they filmed on a bridge in Southbank.
Tiring work: Tammin Sursok (right) appeared tired as she filmed scenes for Neighbours alongside Rebekah Elmaloglou (left) in Melbourne on Monday
At one stage, the former Home and Away star decided she needed to rest, sitting on the ground as she checked her phone.
Tammin sipped from a takeaway cup of coffee in an effort to keep herself awake in between scenes.
She appeared engrossed in her phone as she waited for the show’s crew to set up the next shot.
The Pretty Little Liars star was dressed in business attire, stepping out in a black miniskirt, which was paired with a matching black blazer.
Struggling to stay awake: The 38-year-old actress was unable to stop herself from yawning in between scenes as they filmed on a bridge in Southbank
Taking a seat: At one stage, the former Home and Away star decided she needed to rest, sitting on the ground as she checked her phone
Think pink: Tammin was joined by Rebekah, 48, who was dressed in a magenta shift dress, which she wore under a black coat
She wore a white satin camisole top underneath and carried a large black handbag on the crook of her elbow.
Her long brunette hair was styled in loose waves, and she injected some colour into her monochrome ensemble with a pop of pink lipstick.
In between scenes, Tammin swapped out her black handbag for what appeared to be her own brown designer tote.
Caffeine fix: Tammin sipped from a takeaway cup of coffee in an effort to keep herself awake in between scenes
Calling it in: She appeared engrossed in her phone as she waited for the show’s crew to set up the next shot
In black and white: She wore a white satin camisole top underneath and carried a large black handbag on the crook of her elbow
She also slipped on a pair of pink-rimmed reading glasses and carried a white folder.
Tammin was joined by Rebekah, 48, who was dressed in a magenta shift dress, which she wore under a black coat.
She carried a beige and black handbag, and like Tammin, sipped a takeaway coffee in between scenes.
Personal belongings: In between scenes, Tammin swapped out her black handbag for what appeared to be her own brown designer tote
Mirror, mirror: At one stage, Tammin checked her reflection in a compact mirror as Rebekah smiled alongside her
Up in the air: According to a report by TV Tonight last month, production was brought to a halt on the long-running soap and cast were called into a meeting
Comfort first: They appeared to have been filming close-up shots, with both Tammin and Rebekah opting for casual and comfortable footwear
They appeared to have been filming close-up shots, with both Tammin and Rebekah opting for casual and comfortable footwear.
Rebekah wore red and white striped slides, while Tammin donned teal-coloured loafers.
At one stage, Tammin checked her reflection in a compact mirror as Rebekah smiled alongside her.
Fancy footwear: Rebekah wore red and white striped slides, while Tammin donned teal-coloured loafers
‘As outlined in the email to Neighbours cast and crew, it is our intention to continue our association with Neighbours if another broadcast partner comes forward,’ a spokesperson for Network 10 told TV Tonight
All made up: Tammin touched up her makeup as a series of crew members watched on, chatting with her as she kept focus on her face
She touched up her makeup as a series of crew members watched on, chatting with her as she kept focus on her face.
The two actresses stood alongside each other as they filmed on the bridge, with a boom operator holding a microphone above them.
They appeared to rehearse in between scenes, with Rebekah holding a script in front of her with her lines highlighted.
Specs appeal: She also slipped on a pair of pink-rimmed reading glasses and carried a white folder in between takes
Practice makes perfect: They appeared to rehearse in between scenes, with Rebekah holding a script in front of her with her lines highlighted
Reading lines: Tammin was also spotted leafing through a script during a break from filming, peering down at the white papers in her hand
Tammin was also spotted leafing through a script during a break from filming, peering down at the white papers in her hand.
Reports emerged last month that Neighbours’ future is in jeopardy after British broadcaster Channel 5 announced it would no longer air the show.
According to a report by TV Tonight at the time, production was brought to a halt on the long-running soap and cast were called into a meeting.
Pretty in pink: Her long brunette hair was styled in loose waves, and she injected some colour into her monochrome ensemble with a pop of pink lipstick
Mic’d up: The two actresses stood alongside each other as they filmed on the bridge, with a boom operator holding a microphone above them
Taking in the view: Rebekah carried a beige and black handbag, and like Tammin, sipped a takeaway coffee in between scenes
‘As outlined in the email to Neighbours cast and crew, it is our intention to continue our association with Neighbours if another broadcast partner comes forward,’ a spokesperson for Network 10 told TV Tonight.
‘Network 10 has an ongoing commitment to the show, the cast and crew and is hopeful that Fremantle will find a new production partner. We will provide further updates as they become available.’
In a statement to Digital Spy last month, a spokesperson for Channel 5 said the network was focused on ‘increasing our investment in original UK drama’.
Taking a step back: In a statement to Digital Spy last month, a spokesperson for Channel 5 said the network was focused on ‘increasing our investment in original UK drama’
Coming to an end: Fremantle Media executive producer Jason Herbison said the show would be ‘rested’, according to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald
‘Our audience remains steady and Channel 10 would love the show to continue if we could find another broadcast partner to replace Channel 5,’ Herbison said in an email to staff last month
Meanwhile, Fremantle Media executive producer Jason Herbison said the show would be ‘rested’, according to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald.
‘Our audience remains steady and Channel 10 would love the show to continue if we could find another broadcast partner to replace Channel 5,’ Herbison said in an email to staff last month.
‘These discussions are ongoing, however, there is no new broadcaster at the moment and production must end, effectively resting the show.’
‘These discussions are ongoing, however, there is no new broadcaster at the moment and production must end, effectively resting the show,’ Herbison said in an email to staff last month