Camille Bright
The talented vibrant Camille Bright, also known as Cammi Bright, is a native of South Carolina. Camille knew from a young age that entertaining was her passion. At eighteen a courageous Camille with dreams of making it big, decided to move to New York City after she was offered a scholarship to The New York Conservatory of Dramatic Arts. Camille spent four wonderful years gaining experience in the big city, where she booked multiple commercials and off Broadway plays. Feeling confident as an actress Camille decided to step out on faith and take her talents to Los Angeles, CA where she immediately was able to land theatrical and commercial representation. While busy pursuing her budding acting career, Camille was introduced to a music executive who loved her look and natural ability to entertain. He later asked her to be apart of a girl group. The girl group had a successful three year run, but did not continue. Once the girls parted ways Camille decided to continue her journey as a solo artist. She went through intense artist development working with new vocal coaches, producers, songwriters and choreographers. Once Camille felt comfortable as a solo artist she started recording songs with, Grammy nominated producers, "The Hitlist," who helped develop Cammi's sound as a solo artist. Cammi has now released three singles on all music streaming platforms and has had two network TV placements for her sultry R&B song, "Playhouse." Cammi's music video for her song, "You Tried It," was recently nominated for best R&B music video at The Carolina Music Video Awards. You can also watch Camille, as Triva in ALLBLK's hit TV drama, "A House Divided," and as Kim on Tales season 3. Camille considers herself, a "Jackie of all Trades," she does it all. In addition to her professional acting and music career, Camille continues to stay creative, producing her own cooking talk show, called "Kicking It in Cammi's Kitchen." Camille's enthusiasm and determination for her dreams assure that she is definitely a star on the rise.
Camille Brown
Camille Brown is known for Thank You for Washing (2009), The Chronicles of Riddick (2004) and Riddick (2013).
Camille Byrne
Camille Byrne is an actress, known for Noble (2014).
Camille C. Campbell
Camille C. Campbell is an actress and producer, known for All Sorts (2021), Maysville (2021) and The New Frontier (2018).
Camille Cadarette
Camille Cadarette is known for Best. Christmas. Ever! (2023), Swimming with Sharks (2022) and Blue Is for Nightmares (2022).
Camille Calvin
Born in Forrest City, Arkansas; without a doubt, Camille was ment to be a performer. She spent her youth dancing, singing, cheerleading and even walking down the imaginary runways, which were actually the hallways of her middle and high school. Camille attended the Georgia HBCU school Albany State University as a business major. She moved to Los Angeles where she studied acting and begin landing roles. Camille Calvin was awarded Best Actress in a leading role for her portrayal of Honey Zeal, in the film "Desire lines" at the Film Invasion LA Film Fest by: Discover Indie films in 2020.
Camille Carida
Camille Carida was born in Newark, New Jersey. She is an American actress, filmmaker, and graphic novelist. Her parents are Karen, a histologist, and Robert Carida, Sr. a quadruple board certified cardiologist and pioneer in medicine. She is the youngest of three children, Diana and Robert, Jr. Camille grew up in South Florida and has described herself as "an intense child with a big imagination." She entertained friends and family with her uncanny ability to imitate people. In her sophomore year of college, Camille started working professionally when she was cast in the Tennessee William's play "Talk To Me Like The Rain And Let Me Listen". She graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a major in Theater and Dance from Trinity College in Hartford, CT. After a summer with Shakespeare and Company in Lennox, MA, Camille moved to NYC where she performed in many Off-Broadway plays including originating the role of Renata in Vaclav Havel's "Slum Clearance". She continued working on her craft studying acting with Michael Howard and clown with David Shiner. Camille moved to Los Angeles where she got her first role in television. Casting Director Cathy Reinking introduced Camille to Jeff Greenberg's office where she landed the role of Loretta on the Emmy Award winning show "Frasier". She lives in Los Angeles and continues to work in film, television, and theater. Her directorial debut "Winner Takes All" starring Hunter Hughes and Alec Mapa played ten film festivals and secured distribution on Guest House Film's "Black Briefs".
Camille Carpenter
Camille Carpenter is known for The Joy Block (2018), Clementine (2019) and Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists (2019).
Camille Chalons
Camille Chalons is an actress, known for Le nom des gens (2010), Futmalls (2020) and Les inséparables (2010).
Camille Chamoux
Camille Chamoux was born on September 22, 1977 in Paris, France. She is an actress and writer, known for Les gazelles (2014), Le processus de paix and Rupture pour tous (2016).