Laura Linda Bradley, a Virginia native, has been captivating audiences with her charming performances since the tender age of three, when she first discovered her passion for the stage. Growing up, Laura's childhood was unconventional, as she was home-schooled while simultaneously pursuing a career in musical theatre and dance.
Her educational background included attending NCSA, after which she made the bold move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in television and film. Throughout her career, Laura has accumulated an impressive array of credits, including notable roles in Station 19, Poker Face, Raymond & Ray opposite the talented Ethan Hawke, On Call, and Surviving an Active Shooter, for which she received her first Emmy award.
Beyond her acting career, Laura has a profound respect for her creative community and a deep affection for actors, which inspired her to create the What's My Frame podcast in the spring of 2020. With over 100 episodes under its belt, the podcast has become a go-to resource for actors, offering a diverse range of guests who share their creative conversations and business decisions that bring their projects to life.
Each episode of the podcast shines a spotlight on an artist's contributions, highlighting the importance of individual perspectives in creating a collective work of art like film. When not acting, Laura dedicates a significant amount of time to her involvement with SAG-AFTRA, an organization that advocates for the rights of actors and other entertainment professionals.
Laura's journey with SAG-AFTRA began when she was encouraged to run in the 2018 SAG-AFTRA election by her mentor, Jason George, a fellow actor and colleague from Station 19. Throughout her years of service, Laura's passion for actor rights has only grown stronger. She currently sits on numerous national committees, bringing her unique perspective as a young working actor to the table, paving the way for the next generation of artists.
