film & movie production

In August of 2024 Amelia was selected by the    NEW    YORK    POPS   ORCHESTRA   to be their lead soloist, performing Stephen Sondheim’s The Miller’s Son.  She also sang backup vocals for Chilina Kennedy’s NY Pops performance from BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL and performed as   Cosette   in LES MISERABLES’s One Day More alongside a cast loaded with Broadway talent.

While the stage is her passion, Amelia has enjoyed film and TV work as well, including co-starring roles in     HBO’s    GOSSIP    GIRL, and Alexandra Spieth’s critically acclaimed web series “BLANK MY LIFE.” She has starred in the short films THE SHUFFLEBOTTOMS at NYU Tisch, THE BREADHOUSE at New York’s School for Visual Arts, and REALITY COME TRUE at the Ghetto Film School.

Amelia is currently a high school senior at   CHOATE  ROSEMARY  HALL  and majors in Theater. There, she trains daily with acting and voice faculty Bari Robinson, Deighna DeRiu, and Janelle Robinson. 

While at Choate, Amelia has starred in multiple large scale sold out productions at the Paul Mellon Arts Center, most recently as the Witch in  INTO  THE  WOODS.  As a Choate student she has also starred in the play   ANON(YMOUS)  as  Anon, as Arielle in  FOOTLOOSE,  Donna in  MAMMA MIA!,  Woman 2 in  SONGS OF A NEW WORLD, and learned to roller skate for the role of Clio/Kira in  XANADU  as a freshman. Interested in understanding all aspects of performing, Amelia has been lead stage manager for a 40 person cast of   SHE  KILLS MONSTERS  as a sophomore, and managed the costume shop for THE GUY WHO DIDN’T LIKE MUSICALS . 

Amelia has studied creative writing extensively at Choate and has written a one woman show which she performed for the entire campus.  She hones her writing and editing skills daily working for the CHOATE NEWS.  She has performed dozens of interviews for the paper, edited 100’s of articles, and is currently serving as the    Managing  Editor of the CHOATE NEWS, managing a staff of 100 students. 

Amelia is passionate about the benefits of an arts education for underserved communities and currently works with many troubled teens to provide free singing and acting lessons, helping them find their voice and boost their confidence. She has performed at multiple fundraisers at  54  BELOW  to raise money to benefit multiple arts organizations.

While Amelia plans to spend her entire adult professional life on the stage and screen, she is now looking forward to college where she is excited to continue her journey developing as an artist and scholar.  Stay tuned for news on upcoming performances…