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Georgia T. Willow

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Georgia Willow
Tiarra Ruffalo

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Georgia T. Willow began acting at the age of 7 years old, with her first acting job on a national commercial for Chase bank. She began training that same year in her local community acting studio. Since the age of 14 she has been training with esteemed acting coach Lori Lively.  Her recent credits include guest roles on For The People (ABC), Another Period (Comedy Central), and Faking It (MTV). Where she's had the privilege of working with legendary comedians such as Natasha Leggero, Riki Lindhome, and celebrities such as Ernie Hudson, Greg Sulkin, the Fine Bros, Ryan Simpkins, and AnnaLynne McCord.  Her passion for acting allows her to work on projects that bring awareness to social injustices where she is able to build relationships with charitable foundations that help with the rehabilitation and rescuing of sex trafficking victims.  When Georgia isn't on set or training she enjoys working for various charitable organizations that work with children in need and at-risk youth and uses her acting knowledge to teach them different acting skills and how to break down a script.

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