Age: 22
female
Kate Godfrey hails from Scottsdale, Arizona and is a certified triple threat. This acting, singing, and dancing ingenue got her start in community theater at the age of 9. Her first role may have only been as a dancing fork in the ensemble of Beauty and The Beast, but the role let her know that she had definitely found her passion and calling. Kate was offered a prestigious membership in the Broadway Youth Ensemble which led to her performing in New York City's major venues, getting her Equity Member Candidate status as well as being asked to sing the National Anthem for the AFL Playoffs in Jacksonville, Florida and Albany, New York. After moving from theater to on-camera acting Kate enjoyed many successes, including a National commercial for Marriott Bonvoy working with Academy Award winning director Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Academy Award winning cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski. After moving to Los Angeles to continue her academics, she was accepted into a prestigious Studio City high school. Kate was soon cast as Teen Fiona in Shrek at the Thousand Oaks' 5 Star Theatrical directed by Patrick Cassidy, after a rigorous casting process that had production seeing over 1,000 actors for the roles. Most recently, Kate has been set to join the cast of Nickelodeon's reboot of ALL THAT. Kate Godfrey is definitely a talent to watch, but it is her dedication and compassion that will really inspire fans. She is a hard worker and constantly pushes herself to new heights and loves learning all about the process of creating a successful television show. When she is not making you laugh and avoiding outdoor physical sports in the hot Arizona sun, she spends her time volunteering with local organizations to raise money for Autism Awareness and the The Arizona Kidney Foundation. Kate is managed by Kim Matuka of Schuller Talent and represented by Domina Holbeck and Pamela Fisher of Abrams Artists agency. Follow her hilarious antics on Social Media @itskategodfrey.com
Kate Godfrey
Nancy Fiona Anderson
for Nancy Fiona Anderson in My Life as a Suburban Girl
Suggested by kamsismith
11-year-old Anne Greenwald and her 15-year-old sister Barbara were living a comfortable Midwestern middle-class lifestyle with their mother in Peoria in 1945 when their father returns home after being in the US army for 6 years due to World War II. Thanks to the GI bill, the Greenwalds can move to the suburbs in any city as long as Anne finishes 9th grade in Peoria High School. 5 years later in 1950, Anne is now living in Levittown as a new girl in General Douglas Mac Arthur High School. She can't ask Barbara for high school advice since she's in college studying for her business degree and newly engaged to Gregory Mancini, a charming Italian American greaser. Since her friends in Peoria and Barbara aren't by her side she has to deal with being the new girl on her own. Her life changes when she joins the school cheerleading team, where she makes new friends and even meets a handsome baseball player. But when one of her old friends humiliates and betrays her, she feels more lost than when she first moved to Levittown.
