Aubrey Shelton
Aubrey Shelton is known for Resident Evil: The Final Chapter (2016), Rising Storm (1989) and Welad el-Amm (2009).
Aubrey Shimek Davis
Aubrey Shimek Davis is an actress, known for Z Nation (2014), Home Sweet Home (2020) and A Match Made at Christmas (2021).
Aubrey Sixto
Aubrey Sixto is known for Killing Gunther (2017) and Alcatraz (2012).
Aubrey Stanton
Aubrey Stanton is a LA-based actor in film and on stage. After being raised in rural Virginia, Aubrey went on to study at Roosevelt University's Chicago College of Performing Arts from which she received her BFA in Musical Theatre in 2012. Upon graduating, she spend the following two years working steadily in Chicago's theatre scene and taking on roles in student and independent films. In 2014, Aubrey moved across country with her fiancé and dog to Los Angeles to get more involved in the film industry. Working right away on some commercials and small roles for television shows, she has also been steadily working in the theatre world here as well. Aubrey also is a certified yoga instructor and lover music and nature.
Aubrey Stevens
18 year old Aubrey Stevens has appeared as an actress in 7 motion pictures to date. Most recently, Aubrey had a starring role in the Liftetime Networks thriller, "An Organized Killer", playing a teenager who is abducted and held hostage. She spent summer of 2019 performing in a co-starring role in the soon to be released feature film, "Send It!", alongside such industry veterans as Denise Richards, Patrick Fabian, Michael Jai White, Sir Richard Branson and the popular rapper, 2-Chainz, filming in the outer banks of North Carolina. In 2019, Aubrey had a co-starring role in the Lifetime Channel premiere movie, "The Wrong Affair" aka "One Nightmare Stand" and followed that film with a key role in the psychological horror film, "47 Hours". A high school senior, Aubrey was recently been recognized for outstanding achievement in theater department. Aubrey auditioned for 9th grade T.A.G. (Talented and Gifted) theater performance at her high school, was selected for the program, has been active in theater performances and technical theater for the past four years. Outside of the performing arts, she is Captain of her high school's women's gymnastics team, winner of multiple district and regional titles and before pursuing gymnastics, Aubrey spent many years performing in competitive cheer-leading throughout her state with the club team, Cheer Athletics, garnering many awards and titles.She has always been interested in both the performing and technical aspects of film and theater, particularly make-up artistry, and made her film debut at an early age in the family films, "Tommy and the Cool Mule" and "Breaking the Press".
Aubrey Trujillo
Aubrey Christine Trujillo is Latina actress and opera singer based in Los Angeles, CA. She grew up in Brush, a small rural town in Colorado where she began her studies of music and theater. Her passion for performance brought her to California where she studied vocal performance at Cal State University Northridge and finished her graduate studies at UCLA. Her education, matched with years of opera and theater experience, has given her insight into storytelling both classic and modern and has created a depth to her performance that makes her captivating on screen. Studying at Margie Haber Studio, continues to connect her to each moment, to "live the life" and to bring authenticity to the stories she is born to tell. Her favorite operatic and theater roles include Nedda in "Pagliacci", Micaela in "Carmen" and Sharon Graham in Terrance McNally's "Master Class". Characters that demand dimensions and have intelligence, passion and inner-strength. She works with LA Opera, The Garry Marshall Theatre, Salt Marsh Opera, The Jewel Theater Company, Opera Santa Barbara, and Pacific Opera Project. A regular storyteller with the Los Angeles Opera Connects, she is proud to share operatic and Shakespearean stories with children throughout Los Angeles. Having grown up in a small town, (where in the world is Brush, CO?) she knows the value of arts outreach and is grateful to continue the work that opened her eyes to the performing arts world.
Aubrey Wakeling
Aubrey Wakeling is an actor, known for Terrordactyl (2016), Spanners (2013) and Psychos (2017).
Aubrey de Grey
Aubrey de Grey was born on April 20, 1963 in London, England. He is known for The Last Generation to Die (2015), Immortalist (2021) and Concrete Underground. He has been married to Adelaide Carpenter since 1989.
Aubri Ibrag
Aubri Ibrag is an actress, known for Dive Club (2021).
Aubriana Davis
Aubriana Davis has been acting, singing and dancing since she was a little girl living in Albany, GA. It was not until she moved to Atlanta, GA at the age of 7, that she was introduced to the many facets of acting and began to fall even more in love with it. At the age of 11, she appeared in her first film "Jason Banks" (2011) and from there she landed her first lead role in a musical production of "High School Musical, Jr." (2013) without any prior professional training. A lover of theatre, she went on to perform lead in several musicals such as "Fame" (2017), "Cinderella" (2017), "42nd Street" (2018) and "Cover of Life" (2019). Aubriana landed a big break when she hit the big screen with Director Clint Eastwood (2019) in the American biographical drama film, Richard Jewell (2019) at only 18 years old! Very shortly after, she went on to work with Director Barry Jenkins in The Underground Railroad (2021) (2019) and Director Anthony Hemingway in a recurring role on the National Geographic series, Genius (2017) (2020), starring Cynthia Erivo, Courtney B. Vance and Pauletta Washington.
