Claudelle, affectionately known as the "Chameleon" for her versatility across various mediums, has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry. Born and raised in Cornwall, her passion for performance began at a young age, where she would compose songs and produce her own skits in her backyard, entertaining a menagerie of wildlife creatures that had become her audience.
As her creativity and natural talent blossomed, Claudelle's songs gained radio airplay, and she went on to attend George Brown Theatre School, where she earned her ACTRA Union status in a mere six months after graduation. Even during a brief hiatus to raise a family, Claudelle continued to utilize her acting talents and zest for life to create and develop original self-esteem programs and workshops for newcomers in Toronto, while simultaneously fostering domestic and wild animals.
Upon her return to the film industry, Claudelle landed the lead role of "Ms. Veil," a counselor therapist in the short dramatic film "Noah's Truck," which tackles the challenges faced by families struggling with autism, cancer, and abuse. With personal experience having witnessed close friends and family members navigate similar struggles, Claudelle felt an immense connection to the role and was determined to bring justice and authenticity to the character.
Not long after, Claudelle secured another lead role in the film "The Weakening," where she embodied the character of "Wood," a role that resonated deeply with her. With her impressive range and dedication to her craft, Claudelle has solidified her position as a talented and versatile performer, captivating audiences across various mediums, from film and television to stage and radio.
