Emily Brobst, also known as Emily Brobst-Swamps, is a multi-talented American actress, stunt performer, and model with an impressive career spanning over a decade in the entertainment industry. Born in Wisconsin, she initially began her career in the mid-2000s, working as a stand-in and stunt double before transitioning into acting roles.
Throughout her career, Brobst has contributed to a wide range of high-profile films and television series, showcasing her versatility and physical skill. Some of her notable projects include "Looper" (2012),"Godzilla" (2014),"The 5th Wave" (2016),and "The Darkest Minds" (2018). Her work often involves stunt performance, where she has doubled for various actors and performed complex action sequences.
Brost's early life in Wisconsin played a significant role in shaping her pursuit of a career in entertainment, although specific details about her family background and education remain private. Her entry into the industry was marked by her ability to combine acting with stunt work, a dual skill set that has allowed her to participate in a wide range of productions from horror to action genres.
Brost has been recognized for her stunt work in films such as "Annabelle Comes Home" (2019) and the "Fear Street" trilogy (2021),where she also took on acting roles. Her commitment to the demanding craft of stunt work has contributed to the safety and realism of action scenes in mainstream cinema.
As a stunt professional, Brobst's presence in the industry highlights the important role of stunt performers in film and television production. With a height of 4 feet 10 inches, she often doubles for younger or smaller actors, further broadening her range of work. Emily Brobst continues to be an active figure in Hollywood, respected for her professionalism and dedication to both acting and stunt performance.
