- Born
- Birth nameAllison Glenn Scagliotti
- Height5′ 4½″ (1.64 m)
- Allison is a powerhouse multi-hyphenate with over 22 years of experience in the entertainment industry, seamlessly blending her expertise in multi-cam direction with her deep-rooted background as an actress. She has a keen ability to craft compelling performances across both drama and comedy, making her a sought-after talent behind and in front of the camera.
As a director, Allison has helmed multiple episodes of hit action-comedy series, including Henry Danger (CBS) and Just Roll With It (Disney), bringing her signature energy and precision to each project. As an actress, she's captivated audiences with memorable roles in fan-favorite series such as Drake & Josh (Nickelodeon), Warehouse 13 (Syfy), Stitchers (Freeform), and The Vampire Diaries (CW). Most recently, she wrapped a recurring arc on NBC's highly anticipated series Hysteria!, continuing to showcase her versatility and on-screen magnetism.
A natural multi-hyphenate, Allison's creative studies include music at Berklee College of Music and screenwriting at UCLA. Adding certified health and wellness coach to her array of roles, she integrates compassion and empathy into every aspect of her work, empowering others to thrive both on and off the screen. Whether she's performing, directing, writing, or coaching, Allison's approach is rooted in deep understanding and connection.
- IMDb mini biography by: Authentic Talent and Literary Management
- ParentsLauren Scagliotti
- RelativesKevin Pfeiffer(Cousin)Lauren Scagliotti(Aunt or Uncle)
- Took Sylvia Plath's typewriter from set of Warehouse 13. Wanted the metronome but Aaron Ashmore took it instead.
- Played covers at a lot of open mic nights in Toronto, while filming Warehouse 13.
- Close friend with Saul Rubinek, who plays Artie in Warehouse 13 (2009), considers him a mentor, in a relationship similar to Claudia-Artie.
- Was homeschooled since she was eleven years old.
- She's a ballet dancer.
- I know, as an overachiever straight-A student in school, I always responded to smart, strong, women represented on screen.
- I've been really lucky to play sort of a diverse array of characters over my relatively short career, although it feels really long.
- I do feel more towards certain characters who have depth and intelligence.
- Luckily, the public school system that I was in had a really great drama program, so I plunged into that. It really sort of kept me afloat because I was bored in school.
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