Brandi Aguilar

Next, Brandi portrayed the part of Pearl Hart in the stage-reading of the play "Waiting Women" at the 2014 Women's Theatre Festival of Memphis. Brandi appeared on an episode of the popular TV court show "Supreme Justice with Judge Karen" as the hilarious role of Amelia Fosberg, another troubled, wise-cracking teenager (but this time, Brandi wasn't 17 in real life, she was 25!) You can see Brandi in the Lionsgate film "The Smosh Movie" as one of the sexy girls in Anthony's dream. Brandi also is the voice of Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift in the popular web-cartoon "Hyena House Brawl".

Brandi acted in some more TV pilots (Warlock's Magic and Annihilate) and appeared on the Pro-Wrestling show Championship Wrestling from Hollywood as Ring-Girl Brandi from 2013-2014 alongside many pro-wrestlers such as Joey Ryan and even met Jake the Snake! Then, Brandi appeared in the film "Girlfriend Lies" as Wanda, opposite actor Tyler Ritter of the CBS show "The McCarthy's".

In her 11th grade year in high school, Brandi performed a scene for the LAMDA (London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art) examinations and scored "proficient" (just two points away from the highest score possible) at the age of just 16.

Ran in the Miss Santa Clarita Pageant 2008 and won the title of Miss Santa Clarita Spirit, where she donated her time to many local charity events.

After appearing in a few more films from 2007-2009, Brandi played the quirky "Gillian" in the series "My Roommate Sam", and played the teenage prostitute in the controversial movie Monday Morning, directed by Nat Christian.

In 2005 Brandi did a TV pilot for a Discovery Kids show, which never aired, and made her feature-length film debut at age 17 in the 2006 avant-garde movie "Greed" as wise-cracking, troubled teenager, Tabitha.

She again worked with Philip in other Los Angeles-area theatre productions such as the musical Bugsy Malone (played Captain Smolsky, August 2002), A Midsummer Night's Dream: The Musical (as Puck, Brandi's favorite part she played on stage, July '03, written by Wade Bradford), and Rebel Without a Cause (2004), all before the age of 16.

It was a production of "Into the Woods"(July 2001), directed by former Broadway actor Philip Arthur Ross.

Her mother sent a snapshot of Brandi to Stein-Mart chain-stores, and a Stein-Mart modeling scout called her mother back a week later for Brandi to be one of the main child models in their 1999 Back-to-School Fashion Show, to model Stein-Mart's school clothes for the '99 season. One month later, Brandi appeared in an educational student film called "Grandma's Story". Brandi was also a published poet at age 10, as a poem she wrote about her Grandpa was published in the book "Celebrating Poetry written by Kids". Soon after that, Brandi's freckles and spunky, energetic personality caught the attention of a children's talent agent from the very well-known Daniel Hoff Talent Agency. They told her she looked like a little Julia Roberts. After signing with Daniel Hoff Talent Agency, 11-year-old Brandi did a TV commercial for Eggo Waffles (Yes! L'eggo My Eggo!). She was then invited to join SAG. Then, at age 12, Brandi did her first real play in an actual, real, professional-running theater.

Before she even entered middle school, Brandi already had an impressive list of acting credits to her name. A Los Angeles native, Brandi got to start her acting career very young. After being featured on TV in a 1997 news segment about Christmas, Brandi discovered she loved being in front of the camera. When Brandi was 10, she started modeling, her first modeling gig being for Stein-Mart Stores.

Despite her red hair, light skin, and freckles, Brandi is full Mexican, part of her family came to the U.S. during the Mexican Revolution around 1911, and the other part of her family came to the U.S. from Mexico around 1952, according to ancestry records.