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HAIR COLOR: Brunette
BIOGRAPHY:
Gabrielle Cody is a New York based actor and writer working across theater, film and new media mediums. She began training at the age of fourteen for stage and soon fell in love with on-camera acting as well. She has never looked back since! Her recent stage credits include The Diary of Anne Frank, It's a Wonderful Life, Desperate Turpentine and A Moment in Time. On-screen she's appeared in Evil Talks: Chilling Confessions on the ID Channel, along with indie films such as LOUsley Based, Stuck On The Corner of Hope, As We Let Go and Crepúsculo, to name a few. Gabrielle's work includes commercials, print ads, new media and voiceover projects. Brands she has worked for include Teen Vogue, Minute Maid, Samsung and Pokémon Master's Ex. She brings her grounded and emotionally honest performances through a range of storytelling formats. Gabrielle Cody is passionate about the arts and sharing people's stories across the stage and on-screen.
EDUCATION / TRAINING:
Training includes but is not limited to; On-camera and stage acting, improv, scene study and the business of acting with Daniel Spalluto at Kelsey Theaters Masters Class Summer Program for four years. Along with on-camera and audition technique training with Diane Charles at Margie Haber Studio and with David Gray at Gray Studios in Los Angeles. Acting for the camera and character breakdown with Kevin Sizemore at The Marnie Cooper School of Acting and private coaching. Plus, cold reading and scene study with Brian Cutler at the Brian Cutler Actors Studio in Los Angeles. Improv comedy at The Magnet Theater and The PIT (People's Improv Theater) in NYC, along with Late-Night Writing at the PIT. Currently in ongoing classes and private coaching with Tania Nolan for on-camera work.
SPECIAL SKILLS:
Special Skills include swimming (general), cheerleading (general, beginner), track and field (general, beginner), basketball (general, beginner), yoga, volleyball, improvisation, hosting, modeling, voiceovers, ballet (beginner), modern (beginner), hula hooping, frisbee, jump rope, bicycling, and waitressing
Languages: Italian (A1), Mandarin (A1)
Accents: New York, North Jersey, Italian and Southern