Blaire Winter
- Actress
- Stunts
Blaire Winter is an American actress and model. She made her first prominent film debut as a mutant in Black Easter (2021), formerly titled Assassin 33 A.D. She later gained recognition for her role as young Elizabeth Lindsey in the award-winning horror film The Man in Room 6 (2022) directed by Trevor Juenger (Coyote 2014). Blaire is also known for her tear-jerking role in the short film for cancer awareness, Now Until Eternity, directed by humanitarian film producer, Jessica Ambuehl (Shakespeare's Mummy 2023). In 2018, Blaire was awarded by Hickok star Hunter Fischer for Actor of the Year in Los Angeles, California.
Blaire was born in Dover, Delaware in 2005. From the young age of eight years old, she has competed in numerous dance competitions mainly within the genres of jazz and contemporary. Having trained in ballet since the age of three, Blaire got her first pair of pointe shoes when she turned eleven years old. Growing up, Blaire performed in several theater productions such as Alice in Wonderland, Annie Jr., The Wizard of Oz, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker. She began modeling for dancewear companies when she was thirteen years old, and shortly after she was introduced to film acting.
Blaire, having a passion for fashion and art since she was a young child, has displayed much of her work through social media platforms, most widely known through Instagram. She has walked for various fashion shows around America including House of Chuck Magazine and Night of Opulence. Blaire walked the runway for Camille La Vie in 2019 and again in 2022, modeling prom and formal party dresses. Blaire has since worked with world-renowned photographers such as Michael Anthony and Salvatore Cincotta as a model for photography events and masterclasses around St. Louis and Chicago. When Blaire turned fourteen, she officially stopped competing in dance competitions and retired to recreational training, later becoming the youngest judge in the K-pop dance competition K-fest STL in 2022. Blaire has landed on several covers of international magazines including Dreamy Magazine, Shoots Magazine, Legendary Model Magazine, and Miroitér Magazine. Alongside her time spent modeling and dancing, Blaire has trained under Emmy-award-winning casting director, Deborah Barylski (Arrested Development 2003) for her upcoming roles in film.
Blaire was born in Dover, Delaware in 2005. From the young age of eight years old, she has competed in numerous dance competitions mainly within the genres of jazz and contemporary. Having trained in ballet since the age of three, Blaire got her first pair of pointe shoes when she turned eleven years old. Growing up, Blaire performed in several theater productions such as Alice in Wonderland, Annie Jr., The Wizard of Oz, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker. She began modeling for dancewear companies when she was thirteen years old, and shortly after she was introduced to film acting.
Blaire, having a passion for fashion and art since she was a young child, has displayed much of her work through social media platforms, most widely known through Instagram. She has walked for various fashion shows around America including House of Chuck Magazine and Night of Opulence. Blaire walked the runway for Camille La Vie in 2019 and again in 2022, modeling prom and formal party dresses. Blaire has since worked with world-renowned photographers such as Michael Anthony and Salvatore Cincotta as a model for photography events and masterclasses around St. Louis and Chicago. When Blaire turned fourteen, she officially stopped competing in dance competitions and retired to recreational training, later becoming the youngest judge in the K-pop dance competition K-fest STL in 2022. Blaire has landed on several covers of international magazines including Dreamy Magazine, Shoots Magazine, Legendary Model Magazine, and Miroitér Magazine. Alongside her time spent modeling and dancing, Blaire has trained under Emmy-award-winning casting director, Deborah Barylski (Arrested Development 2003) for her upcoming roles in film.
