Victoria Stevens
Victoria Stevens started her acting career at age 12. She began performing in musicals at Camden County College and then graduated with a Bachelors in R/T/F Communications from Rowan University. From there, she booked one of her dream jobs working for Disney. She is an actress, known for Shimmer (2021), Copycat Killers (2019), and Hell House (2015). Besides acting, Victoria is a sketch artist, hip hop dancer, and is certified in unarmed fighting. Her passion is to become a series regular on a sitcom and a lead character in a cop drama. Victoria has been focusing her time on becoming a bi-coastal actress with representation on both coasts. Victoria is also a head writer for the Hollywood Times and a judge for the Hoboken Film Festival along with Katra Film Festival. Victoria's Branding Statement is Quirky, Offbeat, Dungeons + Dragons type Girl, Smart and inexperienced with men, and Socially Awkward.
Victoria Stone
Victoria Stone and her partner Mark Deeble have worked together in Africa for over 30 years, telling wildlife stories that have been shown in more than 140 countries with audiences in excess of 600 million. The Queen of Trees was called 'a masterpiece' by Sir David Attenborough. Amongst its many awards are a Peabody and United Nations Award. Emmy®-winning Mzima joins a long filmography which includes A Little Fish in Deep Water, Tale of the Tides, The Tides of Kirawira, and Here Be Dragons. Their films have won over 100 international awards in recognition of their artistry and wildlife storytelling. At the prestigious 2020 JacksonWild Media Awards, The Elephant Queen won four awards, including Best Feature. Victoria has an MA from the Royal College of Art and her work has included cinematography, producing, directing and editing.
Victoria Straitt
Victoria Straitt is known for Lawful, The Killers Next Door (2021) and Caught Kryan (2019).
Victoria Strange
Victoria Strange is an actress and model, best known for her roles in Weedjies: Halloweed Night (2019) and As the Village Sleeps (2021), and as a sword-swallowing impostor on ABC's To Tell The Truth (2020). Originally from Nebraska, she felt drawn to the arts from an early age, eventually discovering her love of performance through dance and musical theatre. She decided to intensively study drama and literature throughout her schooling years and beyond- a student of the International Baccalaureate program in high school, and the teachings of Uta Hagen and Sanford Meisner in her college years, she has always maintained an active passion for learning and is a self-proclaimed bibliophile. She has also followed her love of travel & adventure by living all over the United States, working as a youth theatre director and teacher before finally settling in Los Angeles in 2019 to pursue her lifetime calling in the entertainment industry. She has since appeared in a number of film & television productions, and has worked extensively in commercial and print modeling.
Victoria Strauss
Victoria Strauss studied musical theatre at The Metropolitan Educational Theatre at age 5. She appeared in Wizard of Oz, Peter Pan, Annie and leads in both Sound of Music and Beauty and the Beast. She became interested in acting at age 9. She has been featured on icarly, Bones and Workoholics and movies such as "Not So Bummer Summer" and "The New Muppet Movie" and numerous commercials. She had the pleasure of working in Kaylien a short film about Bullying and Autism directed by Zoe Saldana. She is an animal advocate and supports animal causes especially the "ASPCA" which she host a very large event every Fall to support the cause. She is also a member of "The Shoe Crew" and contributes her time to helping underprivileged youth through two different charities "A Place Called Home" and "Shoes That Fit". Victoria is a Los Angeles native enjoys activities such as soccer, swimming, singing, dancing, and horseback riding. She has a younger sister and brother Sophia Strauss and Brandon Strauss who are also actors. She is represented by Abrams Artist Agency and is also a member of SAG/AFTRA.
Victoria Summer
Actress and singer Victoria Summer is best known for her breakout role as 'Julie Andrews' in Disney's 'Saving Mr. Banks' opposite Tom Hanks and a supporting role in Paramount Pictures' 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' (Michael Bay). She has since appeared in 'Garlic and Gunpowder' (Vivica A. Fox/Martin Kove/Michael Madsen), 'Game of Aces' (Chris Klein), 'Ratpocalypse' (Casper Van Dien), and 'How Sweet Is It' (Erika Christensen/Joe Piscopo). Victoria has a myriad of projects in the pipeline. She will be filming for 'Vindication Swim' in Spring 2021. Victoria's character 'Edith Gade' is the rival to British swimmer Mercedes Gleitze who first swam the English Channel. Her next major role is as Julie Davis in the film 'Brooklyn All American', alongside Chris Noth and Christopher McDonald. The film follows the life of a young man looking to achieve greatness in division one's college football. On the small screen Victoria has a guest role in the period drama series 'Glow & Darkness' (Jane Seymour/Denise Richards) set during the medieval life of Francis of Assisi. It airs later in 2021. She also has a more contemporary period series 'Across the Pond', in which she serves as actor and producer. The comedy pilot is about a British mother and daughter who land in Los Angeles to find fame and fortune in the movie business, and in the process, ending up in some hilarious situations. Victoria has also created a successful new website and TV series called 'Next Generation Role Model' that shines the spotlight on up-and-coming young talent, visionaries, and leaders of the Next Generation. Along with her acting prowess, Victoria is a distinguished singer and from the age of three, a performer. From pantomimes and singing in the church choir to local theatre productions, her heart has always been in entertainment. She landed a scholarship at Arts Educational Schools in Chiswick, West London that earnt her an honours degree in Dance and Musical Theatre. In her last year of school, Victoria became the understudy to the lead role in 'Brighton Rock', directed by Michael Attenborough performing at the prestigious Almeida Theatre. More recently, she recorded and contributed songs for the soundtracks of 'Garlic and Gunpowder' and 'Ratpocalypse'. Victoria is a global ambassador for Teen Cancer America a non-profit co-founded by Roger Daltrey and Pete Townshend of The Who that provide facilities and support for adolescents and young adults with cancer. Further still, she has put together charity afternoon tea events 'Tea with Victoria Summer,' with the most recent having featured Sheryl Crow, Alfie Boe and Lesley Nicol (Downtown Abbey). In her free time Victoria practices yoga and helps to rescue animals and find them forever homes. Her compassion for animals extends to being a devoted vegan. Originally from the small town in the Wokingham in Berkshire, UK, Victoria resides in Los Angeles with her Pomeranian Bentley and black cat Elton John. She is engaged to Italian Michelin star chef Fabrizio Vaccaro.
Victoria Summer
Victoria Summer is known for Untogether (2018).
Victoria Summer Felix
Victoria Summer Felix is an actress, known for East of the Mountains (2021), The Customer Comes First and Chasing 24 (2021).
Victoria Sáez
Victoria Sáez is known for Hors saison (2011), Les femmes du 6e étage (2010) and Abracadabra (2017).
Victoria Teijeiro
Victoria Teijeiro was born on 13 November 1977 in A Coruña, Spain. She is an actress, known for Nowhere (2023), La isla de las mentiras (2020) and A lei de Santos (2020).