Elizabeth-Mae Starbuck

Elizabeth-Mae Starbuck was born in Lancaster, UK on the 25th February, 1999. She has recently starred in the new film 'The Night Monica Came Back' as Monica. The film was written by Michael Haberfelner, Produced by Eirian Cohen and Directed by Layla Randle-Conde. In the film she starred alongside horror icon Laurence Harvey from Human Centipede 2 and 3. Elizabeth-Mae also recently finished playing a 'Moving Angel' in the York Mystery Plays 2016, where she worked with professional actor Philip McGinley (Game of Thrones) and Royal Shakespeare Company director: Philip Breen. She also got to play her understudy role 'Beadle'. For both roles she had to attend regular fight training: Sword Fighting (Angel) and on stage slap (Beadle). Elizabeth-Mae was also a volunteer crew member, on the nights she did not perform. Elizabeth-Mae attends Northern Star Acting led by Eirian Cohen, where she trains in Film and Television. She is also studying Level 3 Extended Diploma in Performing Arts- Acting at college and has recently achieved double distinction*, in her first year. Elizabeth-Mae recently filmed in Nottingham with Tricell Films, on their new film 'Case Files' where she appeared as a 'Fast Kreepa'. The film is due to be released 31st October 2017. Her first professional experience of acting was in the York Mystery Plays 2012, where she worked alongside professional actors: Ferdinand Kingsley and Graeme Hawley. In her spare time, Elizabeth-Mae enjoys taking part in music and sports activities. She is a qualified Lifeguard, First aider and Level 1 Swimming teacher and has received multiple awards for swimming. She loves music and plays guitar, flute and piano, as well as singing. She also likes to participate in musical theatre and plays as a hobby.