Aedin Waldorf

Aedin (she/her) grew up in the theater, acting in her first play as Abu at age 5, when she (allegedly) mouthed everyone's lines... despite having none of her own. Since then, she has been utterly taken with being on stage (and later screen). She worked with nationally acclaimed Inspiration Stage in its early days for 4 years, going to many JTF and TNT conferences and winning accolades with her cast mates. She discovered the "straight play" in high school and was never the same. That same year, she signed with Pastorini-Bosby and won Best Actress at both her One-Act Play Competition and the 48 Hour Film Festival in her first appearance on-screen. In the last two years, Aedin has worked on dozens of projects, ranging from the powerhouse Abigail Williams on-stage to a desperate college student in her most recent film (Directed by Elizabeth Sherman, previous Chicago Fire Assistant Showrunner and Writer). With fresh new head shots and a dozen sets under her belt in the last six months, Aedin is excited to keep throwing herself at the film market in any way possible in the coming years before earning her BFA and having to venture into the big-girl world.

Graduation - Spring 2024