Katrina Salisbury
- Actress
- Director
- Writer
Since appearing as Sneezy in the play "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" at the age of five, Vancouver native Katrina Salisbury knew she wanted to be an actress. However, she decided to put those dreams on hold to become a competitive horseback rider and auto-cross racer.
After achieving success in both the rodeo circuit and race car fields, Katrina returned to her love of acting in 2013 when she began training at Vancouver Acting School. It was here she discovered her passion and talent for voice over work, and she hasn't looked back since. Her credits include one of the most popular children's shows in Korea, Young Toys & Retrobot's "Tobot",Hasbro's "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic", Aniplex's "Kiznaiver", and she can be heard in PBS' "Molly of Denali", a groundbreaking children's show about an Indigenous family from Alaska.
Katrina has recently begun to stretch her creative talents, making her first foray into writing and directing. She recently completed production on his first live action short, "The Chaddening". Made entirely within 48 hours, it was named a finalist of Vancouver's annual Blood N' Guts 2019 competition, beating out 40 other films and receiving several nominations including best director.
After achieving success in both the rodeo circuit and race car fields, Katrina returned to her love of acting in 2013 when she began training at Vancouver Acting School. It was here she discovered her passion and talent for voice over work, and she hasn't looked back since. Her credits include one of the most popular children's shows in Korea, Young Toys & Retrobot's "Tobot",Hasbro's "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic", Aniplex's "Kiznaiver", and she can be heard in PBS' "Molly of Denali", a groundbreaking children's show about an Indigenous family from Alaska.
Katrina has recently begun to stretch her creative talents, making her first foray into writing and directing. She recently completed production on his first live action short, "The Chaddening". Made entirely within 48 hours, it was named a finalist of Vancouver's annual Blood N' Guts 2019 competition, beating out 40 other films and receiving several nominations including best director.
