Katie Stone
Katie Stone was born in Dallas, Texas and grew up performing. She danced ballet for 18 years and was involved in theater at a young age. Katie went to the University of Texas at Austin where she studied Sociology and acted in several student films. After school, Katie focused on her acting and voice-over career in Dallas until she moved to Los Angeles in 2017 Katie starred in "Murder Made Me Famous" as Pamela Smart and in Netflix's "Longmire" as Sue Chambers.
Katie Stottlemire
Katie Stottlemire is an actress, known for Tragedy Girls (2017), My Friend Dahmer (2017) and The Street Where We Live (2019).
Katie Strain
Katie Strain is an actress and producer, known for Downward Twin (2018), Carrie (2013) and Wynonna Earp (2016).
Katie Stuart
Katie Stuart is a multi-talented actress and stunt performer from Vancouver, British Columbia. Katie began her work in the entertainment industry at a young age taking beginner acting classes with the Vancouver Youth Theatre which lead to her recruitment to the industry. Katie began her exploration in the stunt community when she met a young stunt performer on the set of Showtime's "Dead Like Me" who took her under his wing and introduced her to the Vancouver stunt community, effectively launching her secondary career as an action hero. Katie began training gymnastics, martial arts, driving, and air rams. She also completed a five-month intensive program in Wilderness Leadership which included practical, crash courses in ocean and whitewater kayaking, rafting, canoeing, and sailing. In 2009, Katie returned to her roots in theater. She moved to Montreal to attend Concordia University and graduated with a bachelor of Fine Arts, specializing in Theater and Development. This included a two-month semester abroad, studying Jing Ju (Chinese Opera) in Beijing. Katie chose to focus on physicality and movement for her electives and completed courses in Comedia del Arte, Biomechanics, Corporeal Mime, and Stage Combat. In her last year at university, Katie had the pleasure of combining her love of physicality, stunt work, and theater, by choreographing the on-stage action for a brilliant piece of musical theater, entitled Hazards of Love: A Folk Opera, set to the Decemberists' album of the same name. Katie has amassed numerous credits including the films THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN, MASTERMINDS, X2: X-MEN UNITED, THE SISTERHOOD OF THE TRAVELING PANTS, SHE'S THE MAN, INTENSITY, and SUMMER OF THE MONKEYS. On the small screen, Katie co-starred as a series lead in SYFY's "The Crow: Stairway to Heaven", and starred as the lead in the six-episode web series "Inconceivable", where she received the award for 'Best Actress in a Drama at Hollyweb Fest. She also recurred in The CW's "The 100", A&E's "The Returned", SYFY'S "Stargate: SG1", and Showtime's "The L Word", and "Dead Like Me", and guest starred in CBS' "Zoo", CTV's "Motive", SYFY's "Poltergeist: The Legacy", and "The Outer Limits", ABC's epic mini-series "When We Rise" and the sci-fi epic series on Netflix, "Altered Carbon".
Katie Stuart
Katie Stuart first became involved in the entertainment field through baby beauty pageants, where her love of performing really came to life. She began doing commercial ads as a child and some of them include Pet Co. and Invisalign braces. She was a series regular ("Sarah") on the children's show Adventures with Kanga Roddy (1998), at age 11. She soon moved onto a recurring role on the prime-time soap, Titans (2000) and, eventually, a heavy-recurring and quite prominent role on ABC's General Hospital (1963). She is now 20 years old and beginning a major film career. On top of that, she is a singer/songwriter and a college student at USC. She currently lives with her brother, Ken Stuart, in Los Angeles, California.
Katie Swann
Katie Swann was born in Birmingham, Alabama. She graduated from the University of North Alabama with a double major in Entertainment Industry Business and Professional Management. Her passion of music led her to learn how to play the guitar, which ultimately led her to a career in radio. On a whim, she signed up for a method acting class and found another passion. She began with extra roles in the feature films Bigger (with Julianne Hough) and Inherit the Viper (with Josh Harnett), as well as actor stand-in work on the television series, Nashville. She also portrays Lauren in the web series 20 Something and a supporting role in the feature film, Driven (with Richard Speight Jr.)
Katie Thorne
Katie Thorne is known for Just Charlie (2017).
Katie Troske
Katie Troske is an actress, known for International Falls (2019) and Max Bishop (2021).
Katie Uhlaender
Katie Uhlaender is known for The Weight of Gold (2020), The Breaks (2013) and Access Hollywood (1996).
Katie Uhlmann
Katie Uhlmann is an actor, director, writer, and the CEO of the production company, Katie Chats Inc.. Katie began to pursue a career in the arts after completing a degree in Drama and Psychology at Queen's University and a summer program in Entertainment and Media Management at the UCLA Anderson School of Business. She is a recipient of the Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award for Community service that was presented to her by Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex; primarily for her work building an orphanage in Honduras. She is best known for playing Candy Kemper on the hit medical drama "Nurses." Katie is also known for directing and starring in her award-winning digital series "My Roommate's an Escort," as well as her talk show, "Katie Chats," where she interviewed over 3000 professionals in the film and television industry.
