Biography From Kids in the Hall to CBC Radio Drama , our "Chameleon" Claudelle , has screen time, stage time and airtime. Her love of performance since childhood in hometown Cornwall, she remembers where it began - in her back lane composing songs and producing her own skits, to the many wildlife creatures who became her audience. It's no surprise that her creativity and natural talent lead to songs with radio airplay and later Theatre College- George Brown Theatre School - where she quickly obt...
Biography From Kids in the Hall to CBC Radio Drama , our "Chameleon" Claudelle , has screen time, stage time and airtime. Her love of performance since childhood in hometown Cornwall, she remembers where it began - in her back lane composing songs and producing her own skits, to the many wildlife creatures who became her audience. It's no surprise that her creativity and natural talent lead to songs with radio airplay and later Theatre College- George Brown Theatre School - where she quickly obtained her ACTRA Union status in only 6 months after Graduation. Even when she took a break to raise a family she continued to use her acting talents and love of life, to create and develop original self esteem programs and workshops , to Newcomers in Toronto while foster parenting animals, both domestic and wild. Upon her return to the Film Industry she obtained the Lead role of "Ms. Veil" , a counsellor Therapist in a short dramatic film "Noah's Truck" a film that deals with families struggling with autism, cancer and abuse . She knew she could bring justice and experience to this role, having dealt with close friends and family who had similar struggles. Soon after , she got another Lead role in another film she felt a connection to as the character of "Wood" in a film called "The Weakening"
Biography From Kids in the Hall to CBC Radio Drama , our "Chameleon" Claudelle , has screen time, stage time and airtime. Her love of performance since childhood in hometown Cornwall, she remembers where it began - in her back lane composing songs and producing her own skits, to the many wildlife creatures who became her audience. It's no surprise that her creativity and natural talent lead to songs with radio airplay and later Theatre College- George Brown Theatre School - where she quickly obtained her ACTRA Union status in only 6 months after Graduation. Even when she took a break to raise a family she continued to use her acting talents and love of life, to create and develop original self esteem programs and workshops , to Newcomers in Toronto while foster parenting animals, both domestic and wild. Upon her return to the Film Industry she obtained the Lead role of "Ms. Veil" , a counsellor Therapist in a short dramatic film "Noah's Truck" a film that deals with families struggling with autism, cancer and abuse . She knew she could bring justice and experience to this role, having dealt with close friends and family who had similar struggles. Soon after , she got another Lead role in another film she felt a connection to as the character of "Wood" in a film called "The Weakening"
