Addison Fulton

Addison began film acting when she was 10 years old. She has since had lead and supporting roles in over 20 local independent and student films. Recently, Fire's Daughter, an independent film she had a supporting role in was awarded Best Film and and Audience Choice award at the Albuquerque 48 HFP, and will be screened in Atlanta in 2016. Other films she was in have been shown at multiple film festivals coast to coast, including stops in L.A. and N.Y.C. Addison has had roles in several horror films, and that is her favorite genre as an actress. She has also been cast in several westerns because of her classic American look. Addison has successfully portrayed both dramatic and comedic characters, and has brought audiences to tears with her performances. She excels at improvising, and has an endearing presence on camera. Addison has attended professional level acting classes with Stephen Burhoe, who trained with the legendary acting coach Jeff Corey. She has also taken numerous workshops with Laura Gardner, teacher at the Howard Fine Acting Studio and local casting directors, Faith Hibbs-Clark CSA, Angelique Midthunder CSA and Marie A.K. McMaster, assistant to Jo Edna Boldin CSA. When she's not busy acting, Addison attends a local private school, studying liberal arts, performing arts as well as science and math. Addison is also on a competitive swim team, loves to horseback ride, collects dragons, and enjoys reading and writing, especially fantasy type stories. She is a self-proclaimed nature girl and science nerd, and occasionally plays video games, her favorite being Pokémon. Those who have worked with Addison describe her as "fearless and bright", "talented and takes direction well", "amazing", "brilliantly intelligent", "able to produce an extreme spectrum of emotions", and "always smiling and ready to perform". Addison is looking forward to one day working on a feature film opposite Johnny Depp.