Amber Rothberg

Amber Rothberg discovered her passion for acting at the tender age of 11. Her debut on a film set came with the role of Young Meg in a flashback scene of the adaptation of "Little Women." This initial experience opened doors for Amber, leading her to work on various independent films, commercials, and voice-over projects. She recently starred as the lead in her first feature film, "It's Alright Now," a poignant coming-of-age narrative inspired by real events. Excitingly, Amber has secured roles in several other projects scheduled for filming later this year, showcasing her deep emotional versatility in both television and film.

To hone her craft, Amber has trained with esteemed acting coaches in New York and Los Angeles, including Emmy Award-winning casting director Amber Horn, actor Kevin Chamberlin, Katie Pohlman, and Disney director Wendy Faraone. Academically, she excels as an honors student in high school, concentrating on psychology and the arts while independently studying American Sign Language.

Beyond her acting pursuits, Amber is a multifaceted artist who enjoys writing, singing, and playing the ukulele, along with activities like ice skating, roller skating, swimming, modeling, and cooking—pizza being her go-to favorite. Passionate about making a difference, she actively advocates for environmental and animal welfare initiatives, demonstrating her commitment to causes she believes in.