Laura Noelle Stetman, a talented actress and singer, was born on January 24th and began her performing journey at the tender age of three. Growing up, she would often be heard belting out Disney tunes in her bedroom, and by the time she was six, she had already secured her first role as a singing plate and an elderly beggar woman in her school play, Beauty and the Beast.
As she entered her pre-teen years, Laura's family relocated to the charming town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. She continued her education while also expanding her acting range at the esteemed Perry Mansfield's summer performing arts camp. After just one summer of honing her craft, Laura declared to her parents that she intended to pursue a career as an actress and singer.
After leaving her small mountain town, Laura ventured to Southern California, where she attended one of the top film acting schools in Los Angeles, Gary Spatz The Playground A Young Actor's Conservatory. During her time at the conservatory, she had the privilege of working with renowned coaches Gayla Goehl, Faran Fonte, and Gary Spatz himself.
Upon graduating from the conservatory, Laura landed her first commercial and was soon pursued by her first talent agency, eventually becoming a member of the prestigious Sag-Aftra. She has since starred in numerous short films, feature films, TV series, and web series, including the acclaimed TV series "Skitz," where she showcased her range by playing a variety of dramatic and comedic roles on Three60TV.
Laura's career gained significant momentum after she landed a principal role in Universal Studios' "HHN 2019" commercial, playing the character of Jenny opposite the iconic Slimer from the Ghostbusters franchise. She went on to secure co-star and guest starring roles on Disney Plus's "The Right Stuff" and Wild Dog's Productions' "Woods of Purgatory."
The talented actress has since starred in leading roles in many feature films and short films, earning her recognition for her portrayals of 'Vera' in the sci-fi dramatic feature film "The Connection," 'Ashley Page' in the horror comedy feature film "American Bigfoot," and 'Yessica Underhill' in the Found Footage horror feature film "The Zand Order."
