Sydney Cross

Sydney Cross embarked on her performing journey at just two years old when she joined a Toronto talent agency. By the age of two and a half, she landed her first role in the film "Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium," starring Dustin Hoffman. Since that early start, Sydney has built an impressive resume that includes feature films, television movies, series, short films, commercials, and both print and online advertising campaigns. Notably, she has taken part in numerous student films, collaborating with emerging directors and producers.

In 2011, Sydney gained recognition at the Toronto International Film Festival, where she attended a screening of "Adventures of Owen," which was awarded Best Short Film by the Toronto Film Critics Association. Beyond screen acting, she has been an active participant in live theater, joining the Milton Youth Theatre Productions in 2009.

Her talent was further acknowledged at the Canadian Model and Talent Convention, where she triumphed over 46 competitors to secure the title for Best Television Commercial.

Dedicated to her craft, Sydney consistently works on refining her acting abilities through various workshops and private lessons. During the 2011-2012 season, she trained under Michael Caruana of Bongo Productions, focusing on role play, improvisation, and scene study to enhance her skills. Sydney Cross continues to be a dynamic presence in the entertainment industry, with an eye toward future projects and growth.