Classically trained, Camryn has played roles from Arthur Miller in The Crucible to a feature film as a supporting character. Camryn’s performance in her very first play as Tituba in The Crucible won her the Best Supporting Actress Award. Her most recent role plays as a supporting character in her upcoming feature film Chi-Rick directed by Domonick “Nick” Jones.

 

Camryn has had many years of training throughout her years at the University of Kentucky Theatre and Dance Department with notable professors such as: Drew Davidson (Acting Technique),  Peter Allen Stone (Acting for the Camera), Dr. Christina Ritter (Scene Study), and Kristen Cerelli (Advanced Acting in Dialects).

 

More of Camryn’s credits include her performances in short films Crossing Over as a supporting character directed by Patrick Wantz, Ultimate Prank as the lead directed by Kendra Stearns, and A Game to Die For as the lead directed by Patrick Carrroll.

 

Her skills include being a beginner in RP British accent and Spanish language, intermediate piano, bicycling, all-star cheer, stepping, weight lifting, dance: hip hop, etc. In her free time, she enjoys working out, painting and doing yoga. Camryn is looking forward to traveling internationally and focusing on her career as an actress in Film/Television. She’s also looking forward to working in the next Emmy Award USA series or in any Jordan Peele feature!