Allie Davis is an actress, writer and creator who held the lead role in the Cannes 2019 drama short, "Tristan 23." The film, co-written by Davis, gained her Best Actress and Best Screenplay nominations at the 48 Hour Film Project LA before it screened at Cannes. Most recently, Davis filmed a series regular role in a comedy pilot and wrapped as the lead of a psychological thriller film and a crime thriller film. Born in Seal Beach, California, Davis discovered her gravitation to acting at a young age when she found that watching movies wasn't enough. Instead, she had to imagine everything the main character was going through as if it were happening to her to be emotionally fulfilled. By the age of 12, she became the youngest person to attend Play House West in Los Angeles up to that point where she trained heavily alongside adults. Soon after, she gained representation and booked a guest star role on MTV before heading to college. Davis will now graduate from Chapman University's BFA Screen Acting program with a minor in PR in May 2021. During her last year there, she created a small production company, On the Fringe Productions, with other creatives and won Best Actress and Best Screenplay for their film, "Sprinkles" at the Reset Film Festival. In her spare time, Davis enjoys reading (especially Whitman), dancing, drawing, watching way too many psychological thrillers, working out, advocating for mental health awareness and contemplating life in coffee shops.