Ashlynn Price

Ashlynn is a North American actress born in Florida, USA, with representation in US and UK. She developed her love for theatre and film at age 5 when she began summer theatre camp. Ashlynn is in a performing arts program, is active in the international thespian society, and is developing a teen performing arts ambassador program for her local community. She volunteers at the local theatre and Haven Hospice. Her film career began at age 12 when she completed her first film role as 'Emma' in an 1800's period film, "The Open Door" (Director: Yasir Duskan; SCAD student film). She then completed a supporting role in "The Kid Who Only Hit Homers" (Director: Carlos González). During the pandemic 2020 shutdown, she engaged in international monologue competitions and completed international workshops performing art courses. She recently completed a lead role in a short film set in the 1970s titled "Life Span of a Dog" (Director: Kenneth Andrew Williams, Story by Cathy Reinking). She will be 'Lainey' for the independent feature film "Through Eyes of Grace" written by Dave Payton. She enjoys performing a variety of roles - from comedy to drama. For theatre, her roles have included villains (e.g., 'White Witch' in "Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe"), innocents (e.g., Dorothy in "Wizard of Oz"), comedy ('Puck' in Shakespeare's "A Midsummers Night Dream"), and male roles ('Mr. Fox' in "Fantastic Mr. Fox"; 'Guy Bradley' in "Plumes"; 'Jussac' in "Three Musketeers"). For her first (9th grade) high school musical "Little Shop of Horrors," she was 'Audrey' (understudy with a performance), 'Ms. Luce', and part of the Ensemble. Ashlynn enjoys languages (Japanese and ASL are favorites), vocal performances (Mezzo-soprano range), dance (jazz, tap, ballet, swing dancing, and hip hop), and fine art. She is an avid television and movie consumer. Her favorite television series include "The Office" and "The Flash" - each of which she has watched all episodes at least nine times.