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Alana Nicole Phillips
April 21, 1994
Strawberry Blonde
Brown/Hazel
5'1 1/2

Alana Phillips was born in West Palm Beach, Florida, and grew up in North Palm Beach. She is a current resident of both Ponce Inlet, Florida and Virginia City, Nevada. She is a film student at Valencia College in Orlando, Florida, and performs in the Virginia City Outlaws Wild West Show during the summer. Alana began performing in baton twirling, ballet, tap, and theatre at age 7. Her first show was at the Ormond Beach Children's Musical Theatre. By age 9, Alana was making short films with her friends. In 2004, she became Drum Majorettes of America's (DMA) Florida Starlet State Champion. Throughout junior high, Alana continued to make short films and began posting them on YouTube. She also began performing with the school chorus. In high school, she joined the chorus and drama departments. By age 16, she had already directed two plays, one which she wrote and performed in, The Hotel Singers, and Edgar Allen Poe's Masque of the Red Death , where she played Prince Prospero. She was Director, Writer and Choreographer for House of Terror , a haunted house event. In 2013, Alana became an actress/stunt woman in the Virginia City Outlaws Wild West Show. During the summer she continues to perform with them, playing a variety of characters (Jenny the Miner, a Saloon Girl, Irene the Gun Shop Owner, a Bank Teller, Percy, & McMasters), and has turned her baton twirling talents into gun spinning. She affectionately calls herself the Blister Bandit! She says," I'm the Jackie Chan of gun spinning!" On the Outlaws theme song recording, Alana sang background vocals. She has done short films, including her most recent, Writer's Block, where she played the lead's best friend, Laurie O'Brien. Now you can catch Alana's latest work as Scarlett Walker in Big Sky, the TV show.

Special Skills: Acting, Singing, Tap Dancing, Writing, Surfing, Baton Twirling, Gymnastics, & Belly Dancing.