Here is the biography of Jolie Vanier:
Jolie Vanier was born in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1998. She grew up in a family deeply involved in the fine arts, which led her to pursue a career in acting at a young age. She began landing leading roles in local children's theatre groups, including Childsplay and Desert Stages.
Vanier made her film debut as Helvetica in the 2009 feature film "Shorts" directed by Robert Rodriguez and starring Jon Cryer, William H. Macy, Leslie Mann, and James Spader.
She went on to film a dark and compelling role for the second season finale of the popular television series "From Dusk Till Dawn" directed by Robert Rodriguez for El Rey. Vanier also starred in several USC short films, including "Promposal," "Remorse," and "The Auditions."
In 2014, she completed a role in the dark comedy pilot "Foxxx David." The following year, she starred in the lead role of a short film entitled "Hello, My Name is Abigail," which explores the trials and tribulations of adoption in modern society.
Vanier has also won several awards for her performances, including the YAA award for Best Young Actress in a Short Film for her role in "Hello, My Name is Abigail." She has been nominated for several other awards, including Best Performance in a Feature Film by a Young Actress for "Shorts" and Best Young Actress in a Short Film for her role in "Strange Little Girl."
In addition to her acting career, Vanier has also pursued her passion for writing and music. She has written and illustrated two children's books, "Puwaii Adventures with Joliea and Friends tm" and "Puwaii Adventures with Joliea and Friends...the adventures continue tm." She has also written and recorded a Puwaii theme song and completed her first music video, "Seal it with a Kiss," in 2012.
Vanier has won several awards for her screenplay efforts, including the best Sci-fi/Fantasy Award (14-18) at the 18th annual International Family Film Festival (IFFF) festival in 2013 for her sequel to the original Puwaii screenplay, "Puwaii Adventures - Brazil."
