Born in Ashperton, England and raised in Herefordshire, Chloe Farnworth grew up with an innate love for the arts and her parents enrolled in theatre classes at just ten years old in the Hereford Courtyard Theatre group where she got her first taste for acting, taking to the stage in many productions including her stage debut in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. After finishing her performing arts studies at Coleg Gwent, at the age of 18 Chloe moved to London and went on to study at Central School of Speech and Drama for 1 year. She attended the prestigious Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, joining the ranks as an alumni opposite other famous graduates including Joe Alwyn, Kit Harington, Carrie Fisher, Riz Ahmed, and Andrew Garfield, to name a few. She landed her first professional role as the Virgin Mary in Emily Warddill's "Full Firearms" (2012) and has been working ever since. In 2020, Chloe Farnworth can be seen starring in Magnolia Pictures' stylish, dark comedy feature "12 Hour Shift," which was an official selection at The SXSW Film Festival (2020) and had its world premiere at The Tribeca Film Festival (US Narrative Competition). In television, Farnworth can be seen as Leah Sims in the British-Canadian thriller series "Departure" which premiered on September 17, 2020 in the US on Peacock. Additional credits for Farnworth include the indie crime feature film "Other Monsters" for which she won Best Actress at the Los Angeles Crime and Horror Film Festival, "Bond of Justice: Kizuna," "Nostalgia" (Bleecker Street Media), "Soy Nero," "Thor: The Dark World" (Marvel) and Linkin Park's music video for their 2014 single, "Final Masquerade." When she isn't on set, you can find Farnworth boxing, surfing, horseback riding, and baking. She also has an eye for design and has recently been renovating her home in Los Angeles.