Laura Stetman

Laura Noelle Stetman, born on January 24, has been captivating audiences since the tender age of three. As a child, she delighted in reenacting her favorite Disney characters in her bedroom. At six, Laura made her stage debut in her school production of "Beauty and the Beast," playing a singing plate and an old beggar woman. When her family relocated to Steamboat Springs, Colorado, at seven, she continued her education while honing her acting skills at Perry Mansfield's summer performing arts camp. It was there that she decided to pursue a career in acting and singing.

After leaving her picturesque mountain town, Laura moved to Southern California to study at Gary Spatz's The Playground, a prestigious film acting school in Los Angeles. Under the guidance of esteemed coaches like Gayla Goehl and Faran Fonte, she refined her craft and soon made her mark in the industry. Following her graduation, she landed her first commercial, caught the attention of a talent agency, and became a member of SAG-AFTRA.

Laura's career took off with standout roles in numerous short films, feature films, TV series, and web series. Notably, she gained recognition for her performances in the nominated series "Skitz" on Three60TV, and in Universal Studios' "HHN 2019" commercial alongside Slimer from "Ghostbusters." She has since starred in notable projects, including the sci-fi drama "The Connection," the horror comedy "American Bigfoot," and the found footage film "The Zand Order," establishing herself as a versatile and talented actress.