Notable film and television credits of Jade Courtney Edwards include appearances in Henry Butash's feature film "The Atlantic City Story", a cinematic production that showcases the director's storytelling prowess and Edwards' versatility as an actor. Edwards' acting skills were also on full display in Jade Courtney Edwards' short film "Zoe", a poignant exploration of human emotions and relationships. Furthermore, Edwards' talent was on display in Jairo Garcia's short film "The Two", a thought-provoking exploration of identity and human connection.
In addition to her work in film, Edwards has also made a mark in the world of television. She has had a principal role in the comedy sketch series "Alternatino", Season 2, Episode 1 ("Donde Esta La Biblioteca"),where she brought to life the character of a Russian expert discussing the detrimental effects of kale. This role showcased Edwards' impressive range and ability to bring humor and depth to her performances.
Edwards has also demonstrated their impressive acting skills in a diverse range of projects beyond their main focus. One notable example is their portrayal of Gavriel in Michael Weinstein's independent short film "If The Trees Could Talk", a production that garnered significant acclaim and recognition. This short film was fortunate enough to be selected for the esteemed Cannes film festival, and its success did not go unnoticed, as it went on to win a remarkable total of 29 international and domestic film festivals in the year 2015.
Veronica Dang, a talented individual, collaborated with Edwards to bring the character of Samuel Frick to life in the captivating web series "Subway: The Series", which Edwards co-created and Dang wrote and directed.
Edwards' impressive professional portfolio boasts principal roles in notable films such as Mary Harron's critically acclaimed "The Notorious Bettie Page", Sean Devaney's thought-provoking "Kin of You", and Alice Shindelar's intriguing "The Freezer".
