Aimee Lynn Chadwick hails from the small Cape Cod town of Sandwich, Ma. Growing up she attended the prestigious Capachione School of Performing Arts. Chadwick performed a variety of Leading roles in stage plays such as Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Martha in The Secret Garden, Adelaide in Guys and Dolls. Following her studies at CSPA, she went on to study at The Boston Conservatory. After exhausting the opportunities available to her on the east coast, she decided to head west. Moving to Los Angeles with one-hundred dollars in her pocket and nothing but a dream, Miss. Chadwick lived on people's couches for about 9 months until she found herself a small air mattress in the corner of an office room. Her long, hard haul finally paid off in 2003 when she landed a supporting role in the Warner Bros. feature, A Cinderella Story, as the quirky/punky, "shock jock" DJ Astrid. This role lead to other opportunities such as starring as Alice in the Special Edition Disney DVD of Alice in Wonderland, Disney's "Prom" and hosting DIRT (a children's motocross show that traveled around the United States). In the time she has been in LA, Aimee has landed many sought-after acting roles in independent and major motion pictures, as well as many notable network TV shows, Such as "The Mentalist", "The Closer", "Rizolli and Isles", to name a few, Acting with some of the top talents of today. Aimee Lynn is also an accomplished singer and songwriter. She has opened for Mandy Moore, Vitamin C and many more. She has also fronted the rock band, "Chasing Aimee", and the folk duo "The Charles Shaw Project". You can purchase her first album "Generation Next" , she created with producer London Thompson, on Itunes, and Amazon. She can be heard on fellow singer/actor Keram Malicki-Sanchez's latest album "Come to Life", where she sang and co-wrote the title track. Aimee Lynn can be seen out and about playing shows in Los Angeles, and is always writing comedy sketches and music for future albums. She is a true artist at heart, and loves nothing more than to bring her life experiences, and her soul to whatever platform is available to her, be it stage or screen. Show less «