Michelle Costello
Michelle Costello is an actress, known for A Night of Horror: Nightmare Radio (2019).
Michelle Cottom
Michelle Coutinho
Michelle Coutinho is an actress, known for Testament (2017), ReRe-Animated (2011) and The Cost (2009).
Michelle Creber
Michelle Creber is a Canadian actress, singer-songwriter, musician and voice-actor who is known around the world as the speaking/singing voice of Apple Bloom (and the singing voice of Sweetie Belle) in the hit animated TV series My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic. She was born to jazz pianist/producer Michael Creber, and vocalist/producer Monique Creber. Michelle grew up in a home that featured both a music school and a recording studio, as well as Vancouver's top musicians regularly stopping by for rehearsals and recording sessions. Michelle loved being immersed in the performing arts world and to broaden her experience and education, her parents took her to a wide variety of performances from a very young age. Michelle first appeared on stage in her parents arms at the age of one; her first singing recording session (at Armoury Studios) and her first major concert solo (Vancouver's 3000 seat Queen Elizabeth Theatre) at the age of four; her first voiceover work at the age of five; her first major gig (voicing Lucy in Peanuts) at the age of seven; her first musical theatre production at the age of eight; her first starring role in professional musical theatre at the age of nine (Annie); and her first movie (Disney's Search For Santa Paws) at the age of ten. In addition to all her film & TV credits, Michelle has recorded lead vocals on over a dozen albums in addition to the soundtracks for many TV shows & movies. In 2012, she released her first solo CD entitled Timeless: Songs of a Century, followed by A Creber Christmas, featuring Michelle with her parents. The album At Home, (an acoustic collection of covers & originals) featuring Michelle, her parents, Gabriel Brown & Andrea Libman was released in 2014. The summer of 2015 saw the release of Tribute: Celebrating the Music of Michael Jackson, featuring Michelle and Youtube sensation Gabriel Brown (aka Black Gryph0n). In 2016, Michelle released Getting Stronger, an album of originals with Gabriel Brown and on June 1, 2018, she released a solo album of originals marking her 6th record total. Entitled On Display, it contains 13 songs and during it's first week, the album sold and streamed in over 50 countries on 6 continents, earning Michelle placement on the US Top 100 Billboard charts. In May of 2020, Michelle released her seventh album, Storm, to great industry acclaim. The album sold and streamed in over 130 countries and once again earned Michelle top-100 placement on the US and Canadian Billboard charts. Michelle attended a private school from Kindergarten to Grade 4 but shortly into her Grade 5 year, she switched to home schooling with private tutors. This format allowed for a lot more flexibility with her busy work schedule and also allowed her to move through the curriculum at a faster pace. At the age of 16, Michelle decided she wanted to graduate a year early and embarked on a challenging goal to complete grade 11 and grade 12, simultaneously - she succeeded with honors. Michelle is a popular guest at fan conventions around the world and has made over 40 trips and appearances throughout North America, Europe and Australia since 2012. She has also made virtual appearances for events in Russia, Malaysia, Czech Republic and Japan.
Michelle Cupples
Michelle Cupples is known for Girl in the Picture (2022).
Michelle D'Alessandro Hatt
Michelle is a Canadian actor and filmmaker, known for her directorial debut Brave Little Army (2018), Lifechanger (2018) and Friends on Facebook (2017). She has appeared in numerous independent films that have screened at festivals worldwide and on the Sundance Channel. Michelle is based in Toronto and South River, Ontario, Canada.
Michelle Damis
Michelle Damis is known for I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore. (2017), A Tale of Delight (2012) and Kimi (2022). She has been married to Lex Damis since 17 October 1998. They have two children.
Michelle Danner
Michelle Danner is a film and stage director, an author, and a world-renowned acting coach. She has taught the Golden Box Acting workshops in South America, Europe, Canada, Dubai, New York, and Australia. It was her father, Alexander Valdez, who opened the very first William Morris Agency in Paris, France, that instilled a strong passion and work ethic that has stayed with her throughout her life. Michelle has taught acting for the last 27 years and has worked with many A-list actors privately and on set including: Henry Cavill, Gerard Butler, Abigail Breslin, Zooey Deschanel, Penelope Cruz, Andy Garcia, Salma Hayek, James Franco, Seth Macfarlane, Michelle Rodriguez, Isla Fisher, Luke Wilson, Emily Van Camp, Donald Sutherland, Kyle MacLachlan, Mireille Enos, Taryn Manning, Ryan Phillippe, Chris Rock, Enrique Murciano, Josh Bowman and many others. Throughout the years she was voted the favorite acting coach by Backstage readers. She was brought in for her expert coaching on the WB show The Starlet and was featured with Andy Richter on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien. Michelle trained extensively in Paris and New York with Stella Adler and Uta Hagen. She is the Founding Director of the Creative Center for the Arts (formerly known as the Edgemar Center for the Arts) and raised $1.3 million to construct the two theaters and the art gallery at the Center. At the opening ceremony, Steven Spielberg commented, " Here we have a venue that can turn out some extremely experienced, daring and resourceful artists." She served as Artistic Director of the Edgemar Center for the Arts for the last 20 years, now Creative Center for the Arts, and teaches ongoing classes at the Michelle Danner Studio and the Los Angeles Acting Conservatory. Michelle has directed and acted in over thirty plays and musicals in New York and Los Angeles. Her favorite acting credits include Tennessee Williams' The Rose Tattoo, which garnered critic picks and awards including best actress; House of Yes, Bright Ideas, Ibsen's Ghosts, and One White Crow. Her highlights at Edgemar have been pioneering new works that include The Night of the Black Cat, a world premiere and winner of the 2005 Best Musical of the Year at the Los Angeles Music Awards, which had a revival as recently as 2016. She directed the world premiere of Mental the Musical, winner of several 17th Annual TicketHolder awards for acting and musical score. She wrote and directed the world premiere of You're on the Air, an improv based comedy which is in development to become a movie. She directed the west coast premiere of Hello Herman by John Buffalo Mailer and co-directed Jane Fonda in The Court of Public Opinion starring Academy Award and Golden Globe Nominee Anne Archer. The play Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike by Christopher Durang won 5 Scenies, and StageSceneLA Awards, including for best actress in a Comedy for Michelle's portrayal of Sonia. Her acting film credits include playing the part of Alexandra, the psychic, in the feature film Ovation directed by Henry Jaglom as well as Mrs. Mack in Reach directed by Leif Rokesh. Michelle also produced and acted in the award-winning short film Dos Corazones, which premiered at the Nashville Film Festival and went on to win Best Cinematography & Audience Favorite at the Malibu Film Festival. In 2006, she made her feature film directing debut How to go Out on a Date in Queens, with Jason Alexander, Esai Morales, Ron Perlman, Kimberly Williams, Rob Estes and Alison Eastwood. Her second film Hello Herman starred Norman Reedus (AMC's The Walking Dead), Martha Higareda, and Garrett Backstrom. The film premiered at the Hollywood Film Festival and had its international premiere at the Monaco Charity Film Festival where it won the award for social relevance. It opened theatrically nationwide and was distributed by Warner Brothers. The Bandit Hound, a family comedy starring Catherine Bell, Lou Ferrigno, Judd Nelson, Paul Sorvino, and Verne Troyer, was released in 2016. In 2017, Michelle shot Sigueme, a short documentary about Mariana Rizo, a transgender Mexican woman with a fascinating story to tell. The documentary premiered at the Cinema At The Edge Film Festival in 2018 and has since been shown in several prominent LGBT and Latin Film Festival all across the US, including Indianapolis LGBT, Tampa Bay Latin, and OutFest Fusion in Los Angeles. Michelle's film, Bad Impulse, premiered in the US in December 2020 with a wonderful cast including Paul Sorvino, Sonya Walger, Grant Bowler, and Dan Lauria. Bad Impulse is a psychological thriller that successfully played at many film festivals, winning both Audience and Jury awards including: Audience Award for Best Feature Film at the Golden State Film Festival, Best Director for a Feature Film at the Culver City Film festival and Best Feature Film at the London International and Manhattan Film Festivals. The next film that Michelle directed, The Runner starred Cameron Douglas, Elisabeth Rohm, Nadji Jeter, Eric Balfour, Kerri Medder, Jessica Amlee, and Edouard Phillipponnat. This was a very personal story about children getting lost in the war on drugs and paying the price for it. The Runner premiered at the Cinequest Film Festival in March 2021 and screened at the Houston WorldFest as well as internationally at the Ischia Global Film Festival, winning Best Independent Feature Film as well as best Cinematography at the Toronto Independent Film Festival and Best Director at the Vancouver Film Festival, Paris Play Festival, Milan Gold Award, and L'age d'Or International Arthouse Film Festival. Now the film is being released theatrically on August 19th and on demand on August 23rd by Saban Films. She just wrapped principal photography on Miranda's Victim, the riveting true story of the creation of the Miranda Rights told from the perspective of the victim. Her courage that intersects with one crucial moment in history makes this incredibly timely and compelling. The film stars Abigail Breslin, Andy Garcia, Donald Sutherland, Luke Wilson, Ryan Phillippe, Emily VanCamp, Kyle MacLachlan, Mireille Enos, Josh Bowman, Enrique Murciano, Brent Sexton, Sebastian Quinn Taryn Manning, Nolan Gould, and Dan Lauria. She is in development for her next projects Love in Retrograde, a modern romantic comedy, and The Italians, a family comedy drama.
Michelle Darkin Price
Michelle Darkin Price is an English film and TV actress. She has trained with various teachers at The Actor's Guild in London, the TV Actor's Workshop in Nottingham and is a director of and continues her training at The Studio13 Meisner acting school in Sheffield, UK. She is one of The Lading Leadies, a Midlands-based group of female identifying actors, trying to revolutionise the leading lady. She originates from the greater London area and is now married and has three teenage children.
Michelle Davidson
Michelle Davidson was born in St. Louis, Missouri. She graduated from the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Michelle is known for TV roles in "House of Cards" (Netflix) "Halt and Catch Fire" (AMC) and "Boss" (Starz). Her feature film credits include "Lucky," "Last Ounce of Courage" and "Nailbiter." Michelle co-wrote the thriller "Arbor Demon" with director and frequent collaborator Patrick Rea. The creature-feature, starring Fiona Dourif and Jake Busey, premiered at Fright Fest UK in 2016 and screened at New York Horror Film Festival, St. Louis International Film Festival, Fantasporto in Portugal and Belgium Horror Film Festival. Michelle wrote, directed and produced the Mid-America Emmy Award winning comedic short film "A Senior Moment,"also recognized with a Celtx Seed Grant. She is also a regional Emmy award-winning writer/producer for the web series "Unreal Housewives of Kansas City."
