Aubriana Davis

Aubriana Davis has been acting, singing and dancing since she was a little girl living in Albany, GA. Known as a "triple threat", it was not until she moved to Atlanta, GA at the age of 7, that she was introduced to the many facets of acting and began to fall even more in love with it. At the age of 11, she appeared in her first film Jason Banks (2011) and from there she landed her first lead role in a musical production of "High School Musical, Jr." (2013) without any prior professional training. A lover of theatre, she went on to perform lead in several musicals such as "Fame" (2017), "Cinderella" (2017), "42nd Street" (2018) and "Cover of Life" (2019).

Aubriana landed a big break when she hit the big screen with Director Clint Eastwood in the American biographical drama film, Le Cas Richard Jewell (2019) at only 18 years old! Very shortly after, she went on to work with Director Barry Jenkins in The Underground Railroad (2021) and Director Anthony Hemingway in a recurring role on the National Geographic series, Genius (2017), starring Cynthia Erivo, Courtney B. Vance and Pauletta Washington. She then landed the role of Janelle Carr for season 2 of Netflix's Comment élever un super-héros (2019), alongside Ja'Siah Young, Alisha Wainwright, Jason Ritter and Rome Flynn. Aubriana's additional television credits includes the Season 4 premiere of Le Résident (2018).