Dual American/Canadian actress who discovered her love for storytelling at age five—and has been playing characters smarter, tougher, and funnier than they first appear ever since.

Georgia trains intensively at Actors In Action Conservatory, where she focuses on Meisner and Stanislavsky techniques, the Liechty Technique, audition work, scene study, and voice & movement. She’s worked with casting directors including Amber Horn, Skyler Zurn, and Rikki Gimelstob—who describe her as someone who “adjusts quickly and easily to direction” and “leans into character authentically.” She was named Best Overall Talent at the Maxx Talent Awards.

Her film credits include This Bloody Country, Royal Façade, and Twice the Dream. She also appears in the television series Amarog.

Georgia is drawn to roles that reveal complexity and contradiction: the high-achieving teen. The young apocalypse survivor who boldly confronts greed even when no one’s listening. The rebel resisting truth in a police interview. The cynical high schooler. She brings playful energy, grounded emotion, and a sharp instinct for characters who evolve.

A lifelong dancer, Georgia has trained for 12 years in ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and contemporary. She’s also an accomplished singer with 8 years of vocal study under Jen Marco and 6 years performing with Rise-Up Children’s Choir. Her solo music video “Lovely Day” took top honors at the Zions Indie Film Festival.

When she’s not on set or in the studio, you’ll find Georgia enjoying anime with her two sisters, and probably experimenting with a new recipe.

She is represented by Sovereign Talent (Los Angeles) and McCarty Talent (Salt Lake City).