Georgia T. Willow

약력

Georgia T. Willow began acting at the age of 7 years old, with her first acting job on a national commercial for Chase bank. She began training that same year in her local community acting studio. Since the age of 14 she has been training with esteemed acting coach Lori Lively. Her recent credits include guest roles on For The People (ABC), Another Period (Comedy Central), and Faking It (MTV). Where she's had the privilege of working with legendary comedians such as Natasha Leggero, Riki Lindhome, and celebrities such as Ernie Hudson, Greg Sulkin, the Fine Bros, Ryan Simpkins, and AnnaLynne McCord. Her passion for acting allows her to work on projects that bring awareness to social injustices where she is able to build relationships with charitable foundations that help with the rehabilitation and rescuing of sex trafficking victims. When Georgia isn't on set or training she enjoys working for various charitable organizations that work with children in need and at-risk youth and uses her acting knowledge to teach them different acting skills and how to break down a script.

참여 작품

Yearning
Ashley
On her own for the first time in years, Ashley struggles to move on from her boyfriend. Haunted by obsessive daydreams, she is unable to see the truth in her relationship.
미씽: 사라진 소녀들
Mia
가수를 꿈꾸는 소녀 '앤지'는 인신매매 조직에 납치당하고 탈출한 뒤 아픔을 이겨내고 경찰이 조직을 잡는 것을 돕는다
Pinky
Tina
Pinky is the latest film from Refinery29’s award-winning Shatterbox Anthology, a short film series dedicated to spotlighting the voices of female filmmakers. Written and directed by Roja Gashtili and Julia Lerman, the coming of age short inspired by true events highlights the power dynamics at play between girls on the verge of womanhood, and the pivotal experiences that define them.
Straight
Emily
In a world where homosexuality is the accepted norm, and heterosexuals are the disgraced minority, a young boy must face a harsh reality after coming out as straight.
On Dragon's Wings
Anna
A young boy struggles to get through to his mum because of his severe autism. This short film is made to raise more awareness about ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder). When I saw the struggle people with autism and their relatives go through--every day--I realized: if only people would be able to take a look inside the world of someone with autism, if only people would understand a little of what it really means for them, many judgments and dismissive actions towards people with autism, can be turned into motivating and stimulating actions. Understanding is the key for a change of behavior. It is my hope this film will create more of this understanding.
The Lucky One
Amanda Burks
A neglected young boy misses the opportunity of a lifetime or so, he thinks.