Greyson Chadwick

Greyson Chadwick is an actress, acting coach, director, producer, and choreographer. She began her career after being discovered by an Atlanta-based talent agency called People Store in 2005. She made her on-screen acting debut as Amanda in the 2007 film Daddy's Little Girls. The same year, she played the role of a college student in the film Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? and Becca in the television miniseries Buried Alive. Chadwick then made her breakthrough appearance as Lindsey in the 2008 film Dance of the Dead. Afterwhich in 2009, She became a member of The Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA).  The SAG-AFTRA actress later notably played the role of Karen in the Hallmark television movie Christmas Everlasting in 2018. She then played the role of an ND patient in one episode of the television series The Resident in 2019. She also prominently played the role of Addie/Rita's Mom in three episodes of the popular supernatural series Doom Patrol from 2019 to 2020.  After that, she appeared as Nova in the television miniseries Terror Lake Drive in 2020. Most recently, she appeared as Victoria in an episode of the series Dynasty in 2021. She has mentioned in her Instagram bio that she has five projects coming in 2022.  Chadwick also performed in many stage productions, including Pride and Prejudice, Annie, The Wizard of Oz, Bye Bye Birdie, and The Mystery of Edwin Drood.  In addition, Chadwick has been serving as an acting coach at Atlanta Workshop Players since August 2018.

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