Stephanie Leathers
Stephanie raised in Frankfort, KY. Stephanie always dreamed of being an actress, however, there were no opportunities for her in Frankfort at that time so she decided to purse that dream back in 2013. She decided to join Images Model & Talent Agency in Lexington, KY. She took a variety of instruction including modeling and acting. When classes were finished the instructor of the acting class told her she was one of the top in the acting class. She early 2014 she auditioned in Louisville KY for a new television series called "Seasons of Disorder". Much to her surprise, she nailed her very first audition and Square 8 Productions offered her a role as a regular but the series did not develop. In 2015 after talking with her and seeing her demo reel, Brand Old Productions director, Joe Zappa and producer, Kip Bennett, out of Cincinnati, OH decided to write her a part as a regular cast member in the new web series "Clever Girl" which deals with a serial killer and his girlfriend who decide to become a team of killers in this thriller. Clever Girl has won 41 awards at major film festivals and Stephanie was awarded a Best Supporting Actress Nomination for her performance. The web series is in negotiations for a distributor. In 2016 Stephanie was cast in the film "75" again by Brand Old Productions. The film is a very haunting, tragic story of four families dealing with someone in their family with a heroin addiction. Her performance was said to be very touching and emotional. Stephanie is represented by the Helen Wells Talent Agency in Louisville, Kentucky.
Stephanie Lee
Stephanie Lee is an actress, known for Yong Pal (2015), Seutateueob (2020) and Ansisung (2018).
Stephanie Leet
Stephanie Leet is known for Draem (2021), Letters (2016) and Escaping Freedom (2020).
Stephanie Lehrer
Stephanie Lehrer is an assistant director and actress, known for Customer Diss-Service (2011), The Surface (2015) and Maybe Someday (2022).
Stephanie Leigh Rose
Stephanie Leigh Rose is an actress and casting director, known for Don't Go to the Reunion (2013), Off the Air and The Alley Cat (2014).
Stephanie Leigh Schlund
Actress Stephanie Leigh Schlund is best known for her roles in The Hunger Games sequel, "Catching Fire" as D1 Cashmere, FOX's "The Following", Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva" and CBS', "The Price Is Right". Stephanie grew up in Atlanta, Ga with her younger sister. It was noticed at a very young age that her comfort zone was on stage. Stephanie's family claims it's "in her blood", as she is related to the late Gene Roddenberry. Stephanie is an avid supporter of animal shelters.
Stephanie Leigh Schlund
Actress Stephanie Leigh Schlund is best known for her roles in The Hunger Games sequel, "Catching Fire" as D1 Cashmere, FOX's "The Following", Lifetime's "Drop Dead Diva" and CBS', "The Price Is Right". Stephanie grew up in Atlanta, Ga with her younger sister. It was noticed at a very young age that her comfort zone was on stage. Stephanie's family claims it's "in her blood", as she is related to the late Gene Roddenberry. Stephanie is an avid supporter of animal shelters.
Stephanie Leighs
Stephanie Leighs is known for The Halfway House (2004), Collecting Rooftops (2002) and The Stink of Flesh (2005).
Stephanie Lemelin
Stephanie Lemelin is a versatile actress appearing in both TV and film, comedies and dramas, and lending her unique voice to many cartoons, movies, video games, and commercials. In 2007, she also co-wrote and produced two movies with the company In-Motion Pictures. Stephanie began acting professionally soon after moving to L.A. in 2001, following her graduation from the University of Pennsylvania, where she majored in Communications with a minor in English. During her junior year, she spent a year abroad at UNSW (Sydney, Australia), interning for Network 9 as a production assistant. Born in southern New Jersey to a mom from Philly and a dad from Quebec,Stephanie grew up outside of Philadelphia until she was 10. In the winters, her family (including brother Brian) lived wherever her Dad was playing hockey, which included: Atlanta, Georgia; Calgary, Alberta, Canada; and Boston, Massachusetts. She credits these moves as her first experiences in acting, learning to blend in different towns and cities at a young age. As of 2012, Stephanie had been cast in 13 consecutive TV pilots (several of which went to series) including Satisfaction (CTV) Men At Work (TNT), The Whole Truth(ABC), Bunker Hill (TNT), Canned(ABC), Good Behavior(ABC), Cavemen(ABC), The Funkhousers (ABC), as well as FOX's Worst Week of My Life, Dirtbags, and Titletown, and had a lead in the SyFy Channel's original TV movie/back door pilot -- Anonymous Rex,based on the books by Eric Garcia. Stephanie has also guest-starred in many network shows, with comedic and dramatic roles on Bones(Fox), Brothers and Sisters (ABC), The League (FX), The Closer (TNT), Melissa & Joey (ABC Family), CSI: Las Vegas (CBS), Malcolm in the Middle (Fox), Rules of Engagement (CBS), Run of the House (WB), Out of Practice (CBS), The Mullets (UPN). Her network television debut was on the critically acclaimed but short-lived Fox show, Undeclared, in which she was cast after one month of moving to LA. In 2008, Stephanie began adding voice-over credits to her resume. Her first big gig was as Mei Ling in the Dreamworks Kung Fu Panda franchise. She also appears as the voice in several commercials, including some by Taco Bell, Nintendo 3DS, Lunchables, and Supercuts. However her break-out v/o role was series regular Artemis on Cartoon Network's "Young Justice", where she also played Tigress, Catherine Colbert, and the voice of The Computer. She also appears as Sporty Shorty in the children's cartoon "Twinkletoes", and had a recurring role as Nurse Lady Pam on Nickelodeon's "Fan Boy & Chum Chum." Additionally, Stephanie has voiced numerous characters in video games-- from the leading role in Sunset Overdrive, to Misty in Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, to a killer nun in Hitman: Absolution, to the role of Eep in The Croods video game, along with reprising the role of Artemis in Young Justice: Legacy. Personal life: In 2007, Stephanie married her longtime boyfriend, martial artist and Krav Maga third degree black belt A.J. Draven. Before kids the two were very active in the dog rescue community, with two of their own rescued dogs, pit bull mixes, named Brucely & Stanley. Brucely was adopted from the South Los Angeles Shelter, and Stanley (named for the Stanley cup) was rescued off the streets of New Orleans while Stephanie was volunteering post Hurricane Katrina. In 2010, Stephanie joined the board of the non-profit Angel City Pit Bulls. She also volunteered with Best Friends Animal Society and NKLA. In March of 2013, Stephanie & AJ welcomed their first child, a son, named Xavier. Two years later, they welcome identical twin girls, Lola & Rocky. Following their births, Stephanie's husband AJ Draven launched his own YouTube channel in the Summer of 2017, dedicated to Krav Maga self defense, health, and wellness... and she often appears alongside him in his tutorials with their children.
Stephanie Leonidas
Stephanie Leonidas was born on February 14, 1984 in London, England. She is an actress, known for Mirrormask (2005), American Gothic (2016) and Defiance (2013). She has been married to Robert Boulter since December 31, 2016.
