Liz Vassey

Liz Vassey began acting at the age of nine, performing in over 50 musicals and plays. She moved to New York at the age of 16 to join the cast of All My Children. For her work on that show, she was nominated for her first Daytime Emmy. Since then, Liz has appeared as a regular or recurring character on 14 television shows including ER, Maximum Bob, Necessary Roughness, Brotherly Love, Push Nevada, Two and a Half Men, FOX's live-action version of The Tick, The Tick reboot on Amazon, A Million Little Things, and, most recently, NCIS: LA. But she is probably best known for her five-year run on CSI: Crime Scene Investigation as DNA technician Wendy Simms. Liz has also guest starred on many TV shows, starred in many pilots, and appeared in several films. In addition to acting, Liz is an accomplished writer. She co-wrote an episode of CSI during her last season, and has since sold eight television pilots and a TV movie, developing for such networks and studios as NBC, Freeform, Universal, Netflix, WB, and CW. An avid runner, Liz recently made her directorial debut with the newly released documentary feature, The Human Race, which focuses on runners over the age of 50. Liz lives in Hollywood with her husband, David Emmerichs, and their combined brood of way too many pets.