Originally from Manchester, England, Emma is a performer who moved to LA to attend the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts. Since graduating, she has worked on a variety of projects from major music videos with the likes of The Vamps, Marshmello and David Guetta to award winning short films (Tirachinas, Till Death, TimeLess), web series (Lovers and Friends LA, Chicken Girls, LA Webseries) and national commercials for a variety of brands such as Smirnoff, Capital One and Samsung. She has starred in feature films Spring and Stowaway.
Emma has played several LGBTQ characters, which is important to her as she grew up not seeing herself represented in the media (with a possible exception of Xena: Warrior Princess). Emma says, “I want to open people’s eyes to different perspectives, bring a sense of belonging to those who feel alone, or maybe even just make someone smile.”
After gaining LAMDA speech training, musical theatre and drama training by West End professionals, performing in many dance shows and successful dance competitions throughout the UK, completing guitar, flute and music theory grades, earning several karate belts alongside stage combat training and graduating from AADA, Emma is a well-rounded, trained performer.
Emma also writes and produces her own content. Her series 'Girl on Girl' (an LGBT sketch show) brought in over 200 000 views. She produced and starred in 'LA Web Series' which, over 2 seasons, has over 10 million views. She just wrapped the edit of her short film directorial debut - "Three's A Party", which she also wrote and acted in.
Emma was 1 of 10 Manchester creatives chosen for the HOME Manchester Film Lab 2025.
She is a SAG-AFTRA actor and BAFTA Connect Member currently based in Los Angeles.