Amanda Mills

Born Amanda Rachel Mills, on October 27, 1996. She grew up in small town in Washington state, attending a tiny K-8th school for the full nine years. She attended White River High School in Buckley, WA. She double-majored at Western Washington University in History and Theatre, in hopes of combining her love history/culture and art to find a unique way to contribute to entertainment. In her theatre department she contributed in numerous ways: staging managing and assistant stage managing several shows, dramaturgy for faculty mainstage productions of Moliere's "Imaginary Invalid" and Shakespeare's "Henry V," props mistress/designer for "Henry V," and understudying for the roles of Jane and Charlotte in the mainstage show of "Pride and Prejudice." She also acted in several student-written and directed plays. Her dream of getting contribute to her favorite visual medium, film, came true when she got the opportunity to be a seen extra in a locally shot film. She also played Jennifer, a ghost who speaks to her sister on the day of her funeral ("My Dear Sister," 2018).