Lesley Sheridan

Lesley-Anne Johnson was born September 4th, 1982 in historic river town Maysville, Kentucky to parents Herbert and Linda Johnson. She graduated from Mason County High School planning on pursuing a career in art, but her love of movies prevailed when she attended Northern Kentucky University and switched her focus to Theatre. Nearing completion of her junior year, she performed as spelling bee fanatic Echo in the stage play "Eleemosynary," then decided to finally move west to Los Angeles, California and take a sabbatical from college. She also decided during this time to change her last name to Sheridan, an old family name on her mother's side. Sheridan moved to L.A. in 2004, where she did a string of films starting with "Welcome to El Dorado," "Pretty Girls Say No to Drugs," "Adventures in the Mind of Jack Quimby," Underground Vampires," and "Justice and Divine Revenge," as well as bit parts in "Lords of Dogtown" and HBO's "Carnivale." Sheridan graduated from Lindsey Wilson College in 2006 with a degree in Human Services and Counseling and is currently working on various screenwriting and acting projects.