Art in any manifestation helps people overcome the routine and bring the fairy tale into gray reality. Music saturates the days with suitable sounds, pictures with images, dancing with movements, and cinema with stories and experiences. Sharney Vinson, an Australian film actress and dancer, also thinks so.
Childhood
A girl was born on July 22, 1983 in the capital of New South Wales - Sydney. She spent her childhood years in Cronulla Beach with her mother, while her father was on a permanent basis in Canada.
While still a baby, Sharni loved to dance and was distinguished by her special artistry. Not a single evening in the house took place without songs and dances, in which the daughter (mother of the theater) and grandmother (professional ballerina) always supported her daughter.
In addition, the girl was also actively involved in sports. Morning jogging and compulsory exercise - something that not a single day of the young lady could do without. The sports lady, even for several years, represented the state team in national swimming competitions.
Teenage years
At seventeen, Sharney Vinson was a member of the Foxfire band, which performed rhythm and blues music. At this time, the girl did not leave the dance training and combined them with eternal rehearsals. Sharni also began to engage in equestrian sports and learn water skiing. And regular trips inspired new achievements - the conquest of television.
The lady made her debut on television in an Australian soap opera called Home and Go in 2004. The desire for career growth and development filled the women's heart. Therefore, Sharni makes a risky decision to move to the United States of America. And the next step in building a cinematic future was Los Angeles.
Career
Upon arrival in the capital of American cinema, Vinson did not lose time and took on episodic roles in several popular series:
- "CSI: Crime Scene New York" - Laurie Mandell;
- "Austin's Golden Hour" (television movie) - Lily;
- “My Team” - Caitlin;
- “Naval Police: Special Department” - Janet.
Later, a period of unrealistic rise came when Sharney Vinson starred in the films. In 2010, the girl played Natalie in the comedy dance film "Step Forward 3D", and a year later portrayed Tara in the movie "You Are Over!". Sharney appeared in the films Tsunami 3D, Patrick, Dragon Sword, and From Home on Willow Street.
Well, Sharney Vinson is a girl from Australia who has contributed to the development of a dance culture in the cinema. And just a dreamer who never gives up.