Brooke Nevin

Brooke Nevin began her career on the Canadian rialto.  She starred in Sloane Ankrah Cameron’s film “Short for Nothing” and “RunningWild” for Showtime, for which she earned a Young Artists Award Nomination.  She starred in “Anamorphs” and with the show’s success moved to Los Angeles.

Brooke has quickly been racking up a large and diverse body of credits. Television audiences know her for her work on “Everwood”, “Smallville”, “4400”, ‘Greys Anatomy”,“Eli Stone”,  and “My Name is Earl” to name a few.

Brooke starred in Sylvain White’s “I’ll Always Know What You did last Summer” which was widely watched by teen audiences and Tom Brady’s film “The Comebacks”.  She has had a busy year with David Lee Miller’s film “My Suicide”,

Abe Levy’s “One of Our Own”, “The Comeback Season” (premiered at Tribeca Film Festival), Sherman’s Way ( which recently won the audience awards at  both Cinequest and Newport Film festivals).