Autumn Federici

Birthplace:
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA

Originally born in Pittsburgh, Autumn spent her earliest years on a farm in West Virginia, but at the tender age of 5 was whisked off to California by her Mother.  No sooner than arriving, Autumn’s involvement in the arts began.  Modeling, ballet, tap, jazz, modern dance and gymnastics filled her evenings after school and her love of equestrian riding took over on the weekends.  At 16 years old she choreographed her first lyrical routine with the team winning first place.  Her dynamic dance technique and choreography won her a place on several companies and afforded her the ability to travel extensively throughout the US, Europe and Asia.   Autumn’s prominent features landed her several national print campaigns and magazine covers only to discover that her success in modeling was just the beginning.  At 18 years of age, after booking several regional and national commercials, the acting bug bit her. Since then she has dedicated herself to the art, studying with Richard Brander, Harvery Lembeck Comedy Workshop, Divisek, and most recently with Shanelle and David Gray at Gray Studios.  Autumn has appeared in projects with Kellan Lutz, Peter Weller, Joe Anderson, Brock Cuchna, Jane Seymour, and Billy Zane. Last year Autumn was involved in projects that were screened at Queen's Int'l Film Festival, Bev Hills Hi-Def Festival, Mammoth Film Festival, Sacramento Film Festival, and Honest Thieves Film Festival. The year started out in the UK filming the feature film "Flutter" in which she plays "Nancy", Billy Zane's Wife who is a Dental Nurse. The next project took her to New Orleans for Dermot Mulroney's Directorial debut in "Love, Wedding, Marriage". Autumn's short film "Ugly" was nominated Best Short at the Burbank International Film Festival. Biography from Autumn Federici official webpage www.autumnfederici.com

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Casting:
2013  The Blackout

Co-Producer:
2013  The Blackout
2017  6:66 PM

Executive Producer:
2013  The Blackout
2015  Circle
2017  6:66 PM
2022  A Royal Runaway Romance
2023  Love at the Lodge

Producer:
2013  The Blackout
2014  Haunting of the Innocent
2015  Borrowed Moments
2015  Circle
2017  6:66 PM
2017  A Wedding Wonderland
2017  It Happened One Valentine's
2017  Shockwave: Countdown to Disaster
2017  The Good Nanny
2018  A Christmas Arrangement
2018  Babysitter's Nightmare
2018  The Neighborhood Nightmare
2019  A Date by Christmas Eve
2019  A Merry Christmas Match
2019  Almost Perfect
2019  Deadly Assistant
2019  Do Not Be Deceived
2019  My Best Friend's Christmas
2019  Psycho Stripper
2020  A Very Charming Christmas Town
2020  Black Hearted Killer
2020  Christmas on the Menu
2020  Dashing in December
2020  Killer Dream Home
2020  Psycho Party Planner
2020  Psycho Sister-In-Law
2020  Secrets in the Woods
2021  Lethal Love Letter
2021  List of a Lifetime
2021  Save the Wedding
2021  Secrets of an Escort
2021  Sweet Navidad
2021  The Right Mom
2021  Welcome to the Christmas Family Reunion
2021  Writing Around the Christmas Tree
2022  A Christmas to Treasure
2022  A Country Christmas Harmony
2022  A Royal Runaway Romance
2022  Alone in the Dark
2022  Cloudy with a Chance of Christmas
2022  Fatal Fandom
2022  Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial
2022  Killer Ambition
2022  Old Flames Never Die
2022  Tow
2023  A Cowboy Christmas Romance
2023  Bad Connection
2023  Lethal Legacy
2023  Love at the Lodge
2023  Murder at the Murder Mystery Party
2023  The Holiday Proposal Plan
2024  The Naughty List of Mr. Scrooge

Producer:
2019  Dark/Web

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