Camille Mitchell

Camille Janclaire Mitchell is an American-Canadian actress, writer and director.

Born in Los Angeles and raised in Canada, she is the daughter of Cameron Mitchell and trained at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver and at The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, London.^[1] She studied documentary filmmaking at Capilano University^[2] and pursued her MFA at Loyola Marymount University's School of TV and Film.

Her work onstage, including the Shaw and Stratford Festivals, has been critically acclaimed and she has won one of Canada's Jessie Awards for her performance as Ariel in The Tempest.^[3]

A 2021 Leo Award Nominee for Supporting Lead in a Television Film for "Ships in the Night", she is perhaps best known on television for her role as Sheriff Nancy Adams on Smallville, for which she was nominated for a Leo Award for Best Supporting Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series. For her recurring role on ABC's "Somewhere Between", she received a 2018 Leo Award nomination and she has been nominated for a 2019 Leo for Best Guest Performance by a Female in a Dramatic Series for her performance in "Van Helsing: I Awake". As a writer/director, her short films, A Mother's Love and "By The Fountain" have earned several international accolades.

Partial filmography

Year	Title	Special Notes	Character
1988	Space Mutiny		Jennera's voice
1991	Omen IV: The Awakening	TV movie	Madge Milligan
1996	Poltergeist: The Legacy	TV series	Sister Ingrid Rayne
2001	Suddenly Naked		Sasha
2003-2008	Smallville	TV series, 23 episodes	Sheriff Nancy Adams
2006	A Decent Proposal	Film	Anna Varvinsky
2007	The L Word	TV series, 2 episodes	Becca Voynovich
2008	Another Cinderella Story	Direct-to-video movie	Regina Cretikos
2010	Caprica	TV series, episode: "There Is Another Sky"	Vesta
2010	Life Unexpected	TV series, episode: "Love Unexpected"	Evelyn Thomas
2017	Marry Me at Christmas	Hallmark Channel movie	Barb
2015	A Novel Romance	Hallmark Channel movie	Jackie Billings
2020	Arrow	TV series, episode: "Green Arrow & The Canaries"	Maria Bertinelli

References

1. Kornfield, Tova G. (April 22, 2011). "Camille Mitchell seduces in Graduate". The Jewish Independent. Retrieved January 15, 2020.
2. Pozzo, Jasmyn (July 10, 2013). "Vancouver's Camille Mitchell earns industry acclaim for festival gem". Vancouver Observer. Retrieved January 15, 2020.
3. "press.thepromotionpeople.ca". The Promotion People. Retrieved January 15, 2020.

External links

• Camille Mitchell at IMDb
• Camille Mitchell profile, NorthernStars.ca; accessed February 17, 2018.