After earning her SAG card as Angela Landsbury's waitress on "Murder, She Wrote," Constance Tillotson guest-starred in several television and feature films. She played the lead in "The Strange Case of Senior Computer" that went on to win "Best Audience Award" and "Best Film" at the Slamdance and San Francisco Independent Film Festivals.
She is the founder and CEO of Sterling Studio - an renown film school for children. Developing young talent who honor their craft, the studio has quickly become the gold standard for exceptional and professional young performers. It is visited by top directors, agents producers and casting directors.
Constance is loved and deeply respected by her "tribe." As an actor, writer, director and producer she is able to guide her actors in all aspects of the Entertainment Business. With great passion, she devotes herself to creating a non-judgmental environment of growth, truth, self-realization, discipline and laughter. Her charisma and infectious enthusiasm inspires courage in her young actors who are forging their way in a highly competitive business. Her students currently can be seen in lead roles in commercials, television and feature films.
Constance also sits on the committee at the SAG Conservatory serving as Director of the Youth Division. She is a talent manager at LA Management. The company manages a select clientele of young, extraordinary actors.
She also has a strong "spiritual" connection to basketball and works with several top NBA players as an acting & life coach.
