Sarah Edmondson

Biography

Born and raised in Vancouver, BC, Sarah Edmondson has an exceptionally diverse portfolio of interests and talents. Over the years, Sarah has dedicated her limitless energy and positivity to the worlds of acting, yoga and Ethical Arts Ltd, a company she founded with a mission to deliver programs, and develop projects which uphold compassion, humanity and ethics in the world. Sarah first launched her professional acting career on the popular CBC teen soap series, Edgemont, where she played the love interest to fellow Vancouverite Grace Park's (Hawaii Five-O) character, Shannon. From there, Sarah went on to numerous lead and supporting roles including SyFy's Andromeda and Stargate SG-1, USA Network's Dead Zone and Lifetime Television's Killer Hair and Hostile Makeover, which were adaptations of Ellen Byerrum's Crimes of Fashion books. Sarah also guest-starred on J.J. Abram's hit series for FOX, Fringe, and has been seen in a recurring role as a troublemaker ex-girlfriend on USA Network's hugely successful dramedy, Psych. Sarah's film accolades are many, and she didn't hesitate to step into the role of a psychopathic criminal groupie in Blaine Thurier's critically acclaimed feature, A Gun to the Head, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. The launch of this film was on the heels of Sarah's Leo Award-nominated comedic roles in the short films Awkward, which screened at The Just For Laughs International Comedy Festival, and Sparklelite Motel. As a voice over artist, Sarah has created original voices for characters in animated shows like Transformers Cybertron and Class of the Titans. In 2011, Sarah started production on the popular cartoon series Geronimo Stilton, in which she's a member of a crime-solving mouse family. She will also star in two internationally known animated series - expected to be announced in 2012. Sarah splits her time between Vancouver and LA.