Frankie Shaw

Frankie Shaw starred in the Wrekin Hill Entertainment film, "The End of Love" directed by Mark Webber, opposite Mark Webber, Michael Cera, Amanda Seyfried, and Jason Ritter, which premiered at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.

Her other credits include Bill Guttentag's independent film, "Knife Fight" opposite Rob Lowe, Jamie Chung, Eric McCormack, David Harbour, and Carrie-Anne Moss; the independent film, "This is Where We Live," written and directed by Josh Barrett and Marc Menchaca; "The Freebie" with Dax Shepard; and Marc Webber's "Explicit Ills," Shaw's films also include "Lullaby" with Garett Hedlund, Richard Jenkins, Jessica Brow-Findlay, Amy Adams and Terence Howard; and "Someone Marry Barry" with Tyler Labine and Hayes MacArthur.

On television, she starred in the series "Blue Mountain State," voiced the role of Victoria Primm on the animated PBS show "Nate the Great," and has appeared on "Law and Order" and "One Life to Live."

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