Tammy Bellisle

Tammy was born to parents Harold and Alice Bellisle on the East Coast. She moved to Hollywood, CA. in October of 2003 shortly after her first couple of paying acting jobs- a reenactment for a tv episode on National Geographic, followed by a reenactment for a PBS documentary, Titantic's Ghosts, which won the C.I.N.E. Golden Eagle 2003. This gave Tammy the encouragement to pick up and move from Birmingham, AL to Hollywood, CA by herself to pursue her passion. She began studying with Larry Chance and Bobbi Shaw Chance at Expressions Unlimited for her first several years in LA. She booked her first leading role for Tony Mark's "Asylum" opposite Vanessa Branch and Rob Arboghast. Following this she had a role in Alex Quinn's (the great Anthony Quinn's son) first directorial debut film, "The Trip". In addition to several other projects Tammy has acted in, she has tried her hand at behind the scenes work as well. Assisting the Art Director of the Last Sentinel (Starring Don "the dragon" Wilson and Katee Sakhoff) taught Tammy a lot that she has taken into her acting career. Tammy also was Casting Director of Justin Voskian's "Lost Angels" -TV pilot. Tammy took a short stint away from her love for film and is now back working in 2010.