Britt Irvin

Brittney "Britt" Irvin was born on November 10, 1984, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Her artistic journey began at the tender age of six when she started ballet dancing. Soon after, she discovered her passion for music and began participating in singing festivals. By the time she turned ten, Brittney had made her acting debut in two musicals: "Show Boat" and "A Christmas Carol." Her talent for voice work soon followed, as she lent her voice to the animated series "Nilus the Sandman" in 1996 and appeared in various commercials.

That same year, Brittney starred in two television movies, "Panic in the Skies!" and "The Angel of Pennsylvania Avenue." She gained broader recognition through guest appearances on shows like "Sleepwalkers," "NightMan," and "The Outer Limits" before securing a two-year role on the series "Little Men" (1998-1999). Notable guest spots included "Stargate SG-1" and the Disney TV movie "Angels in the Infield" (2000).

Brittney's career flourished with numerous roles in TV movies and series, including "So Weird," where she forged a friendship with Alexz Johnson. Her more recent works include the MTV film "Wasted" (2002) and guest roles on "Mary-Kate and Ashley in Action!" and "Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction." In addition to her acting, Brittney is a talented singer and voice-over artist, contributing her voice to popular shows like "Sabrina, the Animated Series" and "Madeline: My Fair Madeline."