Alise Armour
- Actress
- Writer
- Casting Director
Alise Armour is an multi-award winning writer, actor, and producer based in Los Angeles, California.
Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, she began her career in commercial acting, booking major brand campaigns such as Cadillac, Twitter, Facebook, and Disney. Since, she's made a name for herself both in front of and behind the camera, partnering with some of the most renowned studios and talent across the country.
Her first short film "USE" - which she wrote, starred in, and produced - awarded her with Shout! Factory's Genre Filmmaker of The Future Award. It also earned her a Grand Jury Honorable Mention Award, a nomination for "Best Actor in a Drama", as well as a multi-year development deal. The feature-length adaptation is currently in production.
When she's not developing her own work, Alise brings projects to life as the Executive Producer at Lunar Studios - the narrative division at Raw Media House - and also serves as the Los Angeles representative on the "Women's Weekend Film Challenge" development committee.
She is also a member of the Women in Film (WIF) and African American Women in Cinema (AAWIC) organizations.
Learn more by visiting alisearmour.com.
Originally from Tulsa, Oklahoma, she began her career in commercial acting, booking major brand campaigns such as Cadillac, Twitter, Facebook, and Disney. Since, she's made a name for herself both in front of and behind the camera, partnering with some of the most renowned studios and talent across the country.
Her first short film "USE" - which she wrote, starred in, and produced - awarded her with Shout! Factory's Genre Filmmaker of The Future Award. It also earned her a Grand Jury Honorable Mention Award, a nomination for "Best Actor in a Drama", as well as a multi-year development deal. The feature-length adaptation is currently in production.
When she's not developing her own work, Alise brings projects to life as the Executive Producer at Lunar Studios - the narrative division at Raw Media House - and also serves as the Los Angeles representative on the "Women's Weekend Film Challenge" development committee.
She is also a member of the Women in Film (WIF) and African American Women in Cinema (AAWIC) organizations.
Learn more by visiting alisearmour.com.
