Emily VanCamp

Emily Irene VanCamp was born in Canada. She is an actress that has appeared in a variety of television shows. VanCamp also has a great record in the world of film. Her work is well-known on both Canadian as well as American television. Emily's love for acting first began in the year 12 she was visiting the sister of Katie who was making a film with Katie. She began taking classes in acting and auditions after realizing that she had a passion for acting. After several commercials that were successful, she was soon cast in the Canadian Kids' Horror TV series Are You terrified of Dark? The only part she had was one with no sound. The first time she was seen on screen was around the age of 15 when she got a role on the WB's Glory Days as a regular. Emily's talents caught Greg Berlanti's attention when the show was canceled after just nine episodes. The show's creator cast Emily in Everwood the new television show. Emily was a professional ballet dancer who began to take up photography as well. Teen listed her as the number one actress in her 20s. Emily was listed as number 51 on Maxim's Hot 100 list of 2014.

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