Unlike most teens, veteran actress and vocalist Isabella Amara has spent most of her time over the past couple of few years in front of a movie camera. Most recently Isabella can be seen in Netflix’s Alex Strangelove written and directed by the Craig Johnson who also directed her previously Fox Searchlight’s Wilson. She has appeared in two Marvel films as Sally Avril in Avengers: Infinity War(2018) and Spiderman: Homecoming(2017). Isabella has had two films premiere at Sundance Film Festival in recent years: Jennifer Fox’s Emmy nominated The Tale (2018) starring Laura Dern and Fox Searchlight’s Wilson (2017) directed by Craig Johnson. In Johnson’s dark comedy Wilson, Amara’s breakout lead role is the biological daughter of Woody Harrelson and Laura Dern. Amara previously played Michelle Darnell, the teenage Melissa McCarthy, in Universal Pictures’ The Boss (2015) directed by McCarthy’s husband, Ben Falcone. Upcoming, Amara is a series regular on Facebook Watch’s new series Queen America starring Catherine Zeta-Jones. Amara can be seen in the role Nadine Childress in the final season on Nashville (seasons 5 & 6). She was previously seen in Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life (2016), Barely Lethal (2015) and Joyful Noise (2012). Amara’s love for acting and singing was discovered when she was 4 years old and with the support of her family, she began auditioning at age 10. Over the next several years, she was cast in leading roles in community theatre, independent films and performed with national Broadway tours. In between filming projects in her teens, Amara attended a performing arts high school, focusing on acting and music. A classically trained singer, Amara has performed in Atlanta and surrounding areas in a variety of styles and venues including as a lead singer for a collaborative band. Amara was born on October 9th in Atlanta, Georgia and splits her time home base between Atlanta and Los Angeles. She continues to study with a vocal coach for recording artists. Her love for singing is matched only by her passion for acting and story-telling through performing arts.