Who is Amalia Williamson?
Amalia Williamson was born on June 2, 1999 in Oakville, Ontario, Canada, and is both an actress and a director, best known for her work in the television series “Northern Rescue” in which she worked alongside actors such as William Baldwin and Kathleen Robertson. She also appeared and directed several short films during her career.
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Amalia Williamson net worth
As of mid 2020, Amalia Williamson’s net worth is estimated to be over $1 million, earned through a successful career in the acting profession since 2015.
Besides acting and directing, she also writes screenplays.
Youth and education
Amalia grew up in Oakville and at a young age developed a love for the performing arts. She enjoyed all aspects of film and television work, including acting, directing and writing, developing her skills in all three. She eventually became involved with a local theater group and performed in several productions. During this time, she also became interested in beauty and makeup, even considering modeling a career, but always prioritized acting.
She begged her parents to help her achieve her dream, while continuing her education, and after graduating from high school, she enrolled at Sheridan College to participate in their film and television program. The college is located near his hometown and is known for its emphasis on various liberal arts programs; it offers courses in film, business, music, creative writing, animation, engineering, technology, and many more. Upon completion of her course, she then took classes at Armstrong Acting Studios, Toronto, further realizing her desire to become an actress.
Early career
Her parents eventually supported Williamson’s aspirations and helped her pursue acting opportunities. They found the talent management company, Ambition Talent, and found an agent who would help him get roles in several projects. In 2015, she made her debut in the short film “Punctual Condolence”, which stars her alongside Aidan Moreno. The film tells the story of a student who tries to meet a deadline set by her teacher before it’s too late.
She continued to act in shorts until she was finally cast in the show’s pilot “Playing Dead.”
The show was created and hoped to gain support from The CW. It follows the story of a family working in a funeral home, who then become involved with a woman who asks them to help her fake her death. The show was never picked up after the pilot, so she moved on to other projects. In 2018, she was cast in the independent film “Level 16”, a project by Danishka Esterhazy which tells the story of young women who learn from childhood to achieve perfection in order to be adopted, only for some to discover a plot behind all of this.
Northern Rescue
In 2019, Amalia got her biggest project yet, when she became one of the main cast members of the Netflix series “Northern Rescue”, a Canadian production starring William Baldwin as a team commander. search and rescue. After the death of his wife, he leaves the United States to return to Ontario, Canada, with his three children, to live with a sister-in-law in a fictional small town. In the series, she plays the role of the eldest child of William Baldwin’s character.
She was very excited and thrilled to be cast on the show, as there were a lot of uncertainties during the auditions. For the role, she had to play a moody and anxious 16-year-old girl, which was not difficult for her. Her character’s personality is far removed from her actual personality, as she is more of a girl-next-door type, but she found it easy to play an older sister as she has the same role in her family; the role was her first major project, made easier to transition as she worked with many notable names in acting.
Other Efforts
Although there is no renewal of “Northern Rescue” yet to continue airing, Amalia has been involved in other projects. She was a supporting character in the children’s TV show “Bajillionaires” which centers on a group of friends who start a start-up, operating out of their parents’ garage. She hasn’t taken on any new projects recently, and that’s mostly attributed to most movie and show productions halting work due to the coronavirus outbreak, to prevent the virus from spreading further.
Apart from acting, she also has a lot of directing endeavors, though most of them have been independent works. She has released several short films including “Blue Light”, which tells the story of a red light district, a district close to the red light district but with male prostitutes. She also directed the shorts ‘Rosie’ and ‘Daughter’, and even dabbled in a bit of documentary work, being responsible for directing ‘Modern Day Magick’. Although few details are known about his documentary, it is likely related to the practice of magic in modern times. Other than that, she has mostly put her directing efforts on hold to focus more on acting.
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She will likely return to work once it is clear in Canada to start working again.
Private life
There have been no reports of past or present romantic relationships for Amalia. She was not as private about her life in the past, as she previously had social media accounts that featured her life. She loved to post about fashion, beauty, and some of her vacations. However, she suddenly deactivated her account and it may be due to some online accounts trying to steal her photos and videos for personal use. She is very passionate about makeup and beauty, learning more about the industry when she can.
