Emma grew up on the outskirts of Bristol, where she attended school and gained straight A and A* GCSE and A Level qualifications, simultaneously taking theatre classes for five years and starring in several musical productions, including "Oliver Twist" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
Following this, she undertook a training course in marketing and business management, earning two advanced diplomas, before transitioning into a full-time office management role for a prestigious insurance firm based in the South West.
During her time at the insurance firm, Emma was scouted by a talent agency while attending a runway show in Cardiff, and soon found herself featured in several regional catalogues, modelling women's fashions and accessories.
As her modelling career progressed, she continued to work part-time while also enjoying a full-time role, until the insurance firm relocated to London, at which point Emma was invited to keep her role and relocate with them, but ultimately chose not to.
Emma went on to have a successful career in the modelling industry, working for renowned companies such as Playboy, Hustler, and Page 3 of The Sun newspaper.
However, it was through experiencing personal tragedy in the form of a severely abusive relationship that Emma discovered her true passion lay not in posing and looking pretty in front of the camera, but in fact in entertaining and making people laugh.
Through her extensive network of contacts gained through her modelling career and previous theatre training, Emma secured small supporting roles in Season 4 of Game Of Thrones, Brit feature film "FILTH", which also stars James McAvoy, and several independent films.
She also proudly holds the title of Britain's only female professional "Prankster", having performed in many viral hidden camera pranks for popular YouTube channels.
Several national tabloids, including The Daily Mirror and The Sun, have written features about her battle to overcome domestic violence and pursue her dream career in acting and comedy.
Emma is also popular with online entertainment websites "LAD Bible" and "UniLad", who have published several articles praising her comedy videos and career/lifestyle transition.
Her story has also reached her local newspaper, the Crawley News, who she is now also a columnist for, and she has recently established herself as a freelance writer, regularly submitting pieces to several online and printed publications of various genres, alongside her own website and blog.
Recently, Emma has been selected as a spokesperson for the women's charity, Refuge UK, speaking of her experiences of surviving domestic abuse, and encouraging other women to share their stories.
Emma now works full-time in the entertainment industry as an actress and comedian (Stand-up and sketches),and has also recently been appointed as an official media spokesperson for the renowned women and children's charity Refuge UK, a role she considers to be a great honour.
