Brie Straiton
- Actress
- Producer
- Special Effects
Always artistic and very expressive, Brie Nicole Marie Henson, was born
in Lansing, Michigan on December 13, 1979. When Brie was just 7 she
moved to the small town of Pittsburg, Texas where anything, but a
meaningful and glamorous show biz life seemed possible. While desiring
any type of emotional expression, acting became the most logical and
reasonable answer with deciding to give movies a small, but existent
effort.
After feeling partial to a small dose of acting, Brie Co-starred in the Indie-Horror flick "Let us go burn her body". The movie, setting the tone of a 1960s horror film, generated one of many aspects of Brie's style with a touch of artistic feel and was nominated for eight awards at the Bare Bones International Film Festival. The movie was signed with a 10 year contract with Frontier Film Releasing for world wide distribution landing it into video stores and online viewing. While remaining in the horror Genre, this form of expression is later seen in Bries' next film "Tigers on a Train" with Brie starring as lead female role. The movie was a short film designed for a competition involving Samuel L. Jackson and cascades right in line for the art house genre. Having found the artistic expression desired, Brie stacked up a few more credits with "The Secret" and "Sacred Bloods" both in the horror Genre. Fear of being typecast and foreseeing a branded self figure, Brie decided to switch total direction not only with genres, but by jumping behind the camera as Assistant director in the short drama "Green Demise". While doing the Job in "Green Demise" as First A.D with intensity and commitment she has one more horror movie already in agreement "There's Something In The Woods" by Devin Winters.
With almost certainly no disagreements, Brie can be beautiful and glamorous, or can appear rough-around-the-edges, for a role. This only shows that Brie Nicole Marie has range and that future projects, if under the right direction, should not go unnoticed.
After feeling partial to a small dose of acting, Brie Co-starred in the Indie-Horror flick "Let us go burn her body". The movie, setting the tone of a 1960s horror film, generated one of many aspects of Brie's style with a touch of artistic feel and was nominated for eight awards at the Bare Bones International Film Festival. The movie was signed with a 10 year contract with Frontier Film Releasing for world wide distribution landing it into video stores and online viewing. While remaining in the horror Genre, this form of expression is later seen in Bries' next film "Tigers on a Train" with Brie starring as lead female role. The movie was a short film designed for a competition involving Samuel L. Jackson and cascades right in line for the art house genre. Having found the artistic expression desired, Brie stacked up a few more credits with "The Secret" and "Sacred Bloods" both in the horror Genre. Fear of being typecast and foreseeing a branded self figure, Brie decided to switch total direction not only with genres, but by jumping behind the camera as Assistant director in the short drama "Green Demise". While doing the Job in "Green Demise" as First A.D with intensity and commitment she has one more horror movie already in agreement "There's Something In The Woods" by Devin Winters.
With almost certainly no disagreements, Brie can be beautiful and glamorous, or can appear rough-around-the-edges, for a role. This only shows that Brie Nicole Marie has range and that future projects, if under the right direction, should not go unnoticed.
