Tiffani Fest

Tiffani Fest, born in San Antonio, Texas, as an identical twin, has been captivated by the performing arts since childhood. From musical theater to dance, she expressed her ambition to become an actress in New York City at just eight years old. Demonstrating remarkable talent, she excelled in drama and music, earning a spot to audition for her hometown's inaugural performing arts high school, from which she graduated third in her class, ranking among the top three percent academically.

With dreams in tow and only $500, Tiffani moved to New York City, where she secured a scholarship to Fordham University at Lincoln Center, ultimately earning a BA in performance theatre. Her early career included performances in black box theaters and experimental productions during the NYC Fringe Festival, alongside a notable portrayal of Juliet in "Romeo & Juliet" for the National Arts Club.

Tiffani later relocated to Los Angeles, where she has continued to pursue her passion, particularly in the horror genre. Her breakout role in the award-winning film "Circus of the Dead" (2014), alongside horror legend Bill Oberst Jr., earned her recognition in prominent horror publications such as Fangoria and The Horror Society, which dubbed her a "Deadly Beauty & Rising Scream Queen" in 2015. She has since appeared in over ten genre films.

In addition to her acting career, Tiffani is an accomplished singer-songwriter, having contributed backup vocals to two Grammy-winning albums by Beck, including "The Information" and "Walls." One of her songs, "Timebomb," was featured in a celebrated episode of "True Blood."