Alysa King is a Canadian actress best known for her role in Berkshire County.
Alysa King | |
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Born | Milton, Ontario, Canada |
Nationality | Canadian |
Occupation | Actress |
Years active | 2012-Present |
King was a child model and actress, she did national commercials for companies such as K-mart and Chrysler.[1] Her parents withdrew her from professional acting so she could concentrate on school, but she still continued to act in school plays and in local theatre productions.[1] King returned to acting professionally after she completed her post-secondary education. King is a graduate of Sheridan College's theatre program, she has a Bachelor of Arts in Drama and English and a graduate degree in Education from Queen's University.[2]
King has found success in the horror genre, her most notable roles being Kylie Winters in Berkshire County,[3] Sandy in Bed of the Dead[4] and Rachel Ingram on the television series Slasher.[5]
Year | Film | Role | Notes |
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2012 | Consequences | Carrie | |
2014 | The Misfortune of Madeline Moody | Madeline Moody | Short Film |
2014 | Tormented (Berkshire County) | Kylie Winters | |
2015 | The Millennials | Sam | |
2015 | The Film Student Movie | Wardrobe stylist | |
2015 | Holy Hell | Amy Bonner | |
2016 | Bed of the Dead | Sandy | |
2018 | Prescription for Danger | Kellie | TV film |
Year | TV Show | Role | Notes |
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2012-2014 | Motives & Murders: Cracking the Case | Brook Baker / Renée's Co-worker #2 | 2 Episodes |
2014 | Asset: The Webseries | Nadja Lazereva | 14 Episodes |
2016 | American Lawmen | Kate Warne | Episode: Pinkerton and the Race to Save Lincoln |
2016 | Slasher | Rachel Ingram | 5 Episodes |
Year | Award | Category | Work | Result |
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2014 | Blood in the Snow Canadian Film Festival | Best Actress | Berkshire County | Won[6] |
HorrorQuest Film Festival | Won[7] | |||
2016 | Austin Revolution Film Festival | Best Actress | Holy Hell | Nominated[8] |
FANtastic Horror Film Festival | Nominated[9] | |||
San Antonio Horrific Film Festival | Nominated[10] |
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