Emma Feddo is a SAG-AFTRA actress and performer with a BFA in Ballet from the University of Utah and extensive training in acting for film, scene study, voice, and movement. She has studied with The Freeman Studio, Anthony Meindl’s Actor Workshop, and the New York Film Academy in Florence, Italy. Some of her notable teachers and coaches include Anthony Arkin and Amelia Campbell, Andrew Polk, Jane Fujita, and Hal Brooks among others.
Her film work includes leading roles in Kelly Green, The Assassin, Firebird, and Whim, supporting roles in Fortune and The Sweet Taste of Cyanide, and appearing as a dancer in Cantaloupe-a-Dopamine. She brings a strong physical and emotional sensibility to her work, shaped by a lifelong background in storytelling through movement.
Emma began performing at the age of five. Her most formative performance experiences as a child were dancing at The Kennedy Center in American Ballet Theatre’s Le Corsaire and The Nutcracker, and in Ballet West’s The Nutcracker. During her professional dance and theater training in high school, she performed the title role of Swanhilda in the ballet Coppélia also appearing in Cinderella, Snow White, and the annual musicals and showcases.
At the University of Utah, Emma performed in José Limón’s A Choreographic Offering, Giselle Act II, the Don Quixote Dream Scene, and several short films, continuing her work in acting and voice.
With a background spanning film, theatre, voice, and classical dance, Emma is especially drawn to emotionally rich stories and characters with complexity, vulnerability, and a strong inner life. She loves creating work that moves audiences, fosters connection, and allows people to see something of themselves—and one another—in the stories being told.