Biography

Emma took a less traveled road in to acting, starting out as a professional athlete. She was a part of the junior England swimming team for many years, before quitting at age 16 claiming it wasn't where her heart lay. Emma finished college and took a year out to travel, on her return she decided to use her athletic experience to go to university and study Sport & Exercise Science, specialising in Psychology. It was during these University years that Emma realised her love for acting, although she has since claimed that in retrospect it was obvious where her passion lay all along. After finishing her degree, Emma fell sick for a couple of years. In 2012 she recovered and was finally able to throw herself in to her acting career, and she jumped right in at the deep end! After finishing an intensive course and showcasing her talent in London's West End during the summer of 2012, she went on to secure lead parts in five short films and three feature films in less than three months.
- IMDb mini biography by: J Holden

Emma used to swim on the Great Britain team.

Emma had traveled to over 10 countries by the age of 18.

Emma claims her biggest inspirations in her acting work are Gillian Anderson and Kate Winslet.

When people ask me why I chose to act, I simply say it wasn't a choice. I didn't choose acting, it chose me. I think a lot of artists feel the same way; it's not a career choice, it's who you are.

Acting is all about truth - it's about awakening yourself to truths about yourself, and using this knowledge to awaken other people. I can't think of a better job in the world than living life truthfully and richly, and hopefully pushing other people to do the same.

If you call me a dreamer, I will call you comfortable.