Janelle Schmidt, a gifted actress and singer, hails from a quaint town nestled within the state of Wisconsin, where her remarkable talents first began to unfold.
From a tender age, Janelle's passion for acting was palpable, and by the time she had reached the tender age of five, she was already showcasing her remarkable abilities on stage, captivating audiences with her performances in musicals.
As she continued to grow and mature, Janelle's interest in acting only intensified, driving her to pursue higher education and further hone her craft. Ultimately, she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in acting and directing, while also incorporating a minor in vocal performance, thus solidifying her standing as a multifaceted performer.
Janelle's illustrious career has afforded her the privilege of assuming a diverse array of starring roles in both theatrical productions and cinematic endeavors. Her impressive repertoire of credits boasts prominent appearances in television programs, including "Evil Kin" and "When Ghosts Attack", in addition to leading parts in a multitude of acclaimed independent films, such as "Consequences", "Ever After (Scene X)", and "Acceptance", which have garnered widespread recognition and accolades.
Beyond her notable contributions to the realm of film and television, Janelle has had the distinct privilege of lending her talents to a diverse array of notable motion pictures. Among her most notable endeavors in this regard, she has had the opportunity to participate in the production of "How Do You Know", a major motion picture that has garnered widespread critical acclaim. Additionally, she has also played a key role in the film "In the Loop", serving as an extra and thereby demonstrating her ability to seamlessly integrate herself into a wide range of cinematic environments. Furthermore, Janelle has also had the chance to showcase her impressive physical prowess by performing stunt work on the film "Salt", thereby underscoring her remarkable versatility as a performer.
Janelle's professional journey has taken her to the Washington D.C. area, where she has been actively involved in the local independent film scene, lending her talents to notable projects such as "Dinner at Eight" and "Our Last Supper".
