Aubrey Stevens, a 21-year-old actress, has already made a name for herself in the entertainment industry, with a total of seven motion pictures under her belt. Her most recent starring role was in the Lifetime Networks thriller "An Organized Killer", where she played a teenager who is abducted and held hostage.
In the summer of 2019, Aubrey had the opportunity to co-star in the feature film "Send It!", alongside a talented cast that included Denise Richards, Patrick Fabian, Michael Jai White, Sir Richard Branson, and 2-Chainz. The film was shot on location in the outer banks of North Carolina.
In addition to her work on "Send It!", Aubrey also had a co-starring role in the Lifetime Channel premiere movie "The Wrong Affair" aka "One Nightmare Stand" in 2019. She followed this film with a key role in the psychological horror film "47 Hours".
Despite her busy schedule, Aubrey still finds time to pursue her passion for the performing arts. As a high school senior, she was recently recognized for her outstanding achievement in the theater department. In fact, she was selected for the 9th grade T.A.G. (Talented and Gifted) theater performance at her high school and has been actively involved in theater performances and technical theater for the past four years.
Outside of the performing arts, Aubrey is the Captain of her high school's women's gymnastics team, which has won multiple district and regional titles. Prior to pursuing gymnastics, she spent many years performing in competitive cheerleading throughout her state with the club team Cheer Athletics, garnering many awards and titles.
Aubrey has always been interested in both the performing and technical aspects of film and theater, particularly make-up artistry. In fact, she made her film debut at an early age in the family films "Tommy and the Cool Mule" and "Breaking the Press".
