Liv Southard
Liv was born in Dallas, Texas, to a Swedish mother and American father.
Liv began acting in workshops and participated in youth theater in Phoenix. She was a member of a touring competition cheer/stunt team for 3 years as a flyer, before dedicating herself full time to dance for the past 4 years at Centrestage Studios. She booked a lead role in an independent science fiction feature film THEM, after her first LA audition. While in LA, she has studied with Cynthia Bain, Joey Paul Jensen, and Mea Hack. Her roles have included lead roles in the horror short film VISIONS and the web series HORROR HAIKU (Seraph Films), co-star on the TV series TWIST OF FATE (The Weather Channel), and a small supporting role in the feature GOOD ENOUGH (2016) by AnnaRose King.
In the feature film BREAKING LEGS (2015), a coming of age, high school dance drama/comedy, Liv both acted and danced. For her performance she won the Young Artist Award for Best Leading Young Actress in a Feature Film (14-21), was nominated for a Young Entertainer Award for Best Performance by a Actress in an Independent Feature Film, and along with the cast won the Young Entertainer Award for Best Ensemble Cast in a Feature Film.
She was nominated for a Young Actors Award in 2014 for Best Actress in a Short Film for her work on THE CURSE OF THE UN-KISSABLE KID. Her short film, TUESDAY, by Oscar Lalo, has been in 43 festivals world-wide winning multiple awards, including The American Pavilion Best Short Film, at Cannes Film Festival 2014.
Liv loves school, watching scary movies, writing short stories, and dancing. She also studies at the Circus School of Arizona, focusing on aerials, silks and contortion.
