Emily Pearse, a talented individual, hails from the lively city of Clearwater, Florida, where her enthusiasm for the performing arts initially took root. In 2015, she achieved a Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from The Florida State University, with a specialization in performance. Throughout her academic tenure, Emily remained a dedicated member of a sketch comedy troupe, 30in60, and also had the opportunity to take on diverse roles in various stage productions.
Emily's decision to relocate to Los Angeles in 2015 was a bold and ambitious move, driven by her desire to pursue a career in the film and television industry. Since making the move, she has appeared in a number of short films and has had the opportunity to play a diverse range of characters.
One of her notable roles was as Nancy Drew in the comedy web-series New Hardy Boys, which premiered in 2016. Her film work also includes a standout performance as Danielle Scott in the independent feature Philophobia: or the Fear of Falling in Love, a project by Tunnel Light Pictures released in 2019.
On the small screen, Emily has made appearances in TV shows such as Crude, where she played the role of Erica Roberts, and Icky Free Kids, in which she portrayed the lovable character of Mrs. Clarke. Her impressive resume also includes roles in Emily Dickinson Time Traveler and Philophobia: or the Fear of Falling in Love, as well as national commercial campaigns for prominent brands like Credit Karma, Tinder, and Samsung.
Throughout her career, Emily has demonstrated her versatility as an actress, taking on a wide range of roles and projects that showcase her talent and dedication to her craft.
In the latter stages of 2018, Emily embarked upon a deliberate and calculated move to Atlanta, Georgia, driven by a profound desire to capitalize on the burgeoning entertainment industry in the southeastern region of the United States.
With her sights firmly fixed on the horizon, she has dedicated herself to refining her artistic skills through a rigorous regimen of classes and workshops at various esteemed studios, including the renowned Upright Citizens Brigade, the Bramon Garcia Braun Studio, Alyson Horne Casting, and the esteemed Laugh Lab with the accomplished Lace Larrabee.
As she navigates this new terrain, Emily's unwavering dedication to her craft remains a constant, as she continues to push the boundaries of her creativity and pursue her aspirations with unrelenting passion and perseverance.
