Emily VanCamp

Emily Irene VanCamp is a Canadian actress known for her leading roles in a variety of television shows and also for her powerful acting in films. The actress is popular on Canadian as well as American Television. Emily started acting when she was 12 after she had a visit with her elder sister Katie in one of Katie's film productions. As Emily discovered her passion for acting, she took taking classes in acting and auditions. She was initially cast in commercials, but she was not cast until receiving a callback for the Canadian television show for children Are You Are You Scared of Darkness? The show only featured her in one scene with no any dialogue. Her debut break came around the age of 15 when she got a role on the WB's Glory Days as a regular. Emily's character attracted the attention of Greg Berlanti, despite the fact that the show ended with just nine seasons. Greg Berlanti cast Emily as a regular character on Everwood. Emily was also a dancer as well as a photographer. Teen once named her one of the most talented actors who were under twenty. Maxim ranked her 51st in its Hot 100 of 2014.

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