Jordan Elliott

Jordan Elliott was born in Dallas, Texas where she was featured at the early age of 8 in Luke and Owen Wilson's premiere movie "Bottle Rockets". From there on she excelled to become a multi-talented professional Actress, Producer and Filmmaker having appeared in the edgy Academy Award Winning "Thirteen", "Three Days of Rain" with Academy Award Winner, Blythe Danner, and "Initiation" currently screened at Film Festivals around the country and a supporting role in "Killing Down" premiering Spring 2006. Jordan just completed work as a narrator in a documentary about Bali directed by Tom Piozet (Tibet: Cry of the Snow Lion). Also, she has had voice over experience in several radio commercials for well known companies such as Cadillac. In her early teen years she appeared regularly in theatre at SMU Greer Garson Theatre, Dallas Children's Theatre Center and Casa Manana in Fort Worth, Texas. She moved to Ojai, California to attend high school at Happy Valley School for the Performing Arts where she had lead roles in Theatre productions of "Much Ado About Nothing", "Duck Variations", and "The Sure Thing". Jordan trained and fine tuned her comedy and drama skills at Improvisation with "The Groundling's", Stand up Comedy with "Judy Carter", On camera cold reading with "Brian Riese", Scene Study and method acting with "Kathryn Daley" and "Penny Allen," And Voice with "Natsuko Omaha." She is currently completing her advanced studies in the latest technology and techniques in Motion Picture, Video and Visual Communication at the widely recognized Brooks Institute in Santa Barbara, California.