Casey McCullum

Casey McCullum was raised in Two Rivers, Wisconsin and later attended High School, College and University in Tennessee. Casey graduated with honors and after years of community service was awarded the title, "TN Scholar". While in College at Cleveland State she played softball, served as President and in 2010 was awarded 'Student of the Year' by the faculty. She went on to Middle Tennessee State University to serve two TN Governors as Regent on the Tennessee Board of Regents. Afterward she received a Bachelors in Theatre and two years later graduated Cum Laude with a Masters in Business Administration. While in school she premiered, as a supporting actress, the play "Zest" at MTSU's acclaimed stage, The Tucker Theatre. Casey trained in London, under the tutelage of Dr. Richard Hansen, studying Classical and Modern English Theatre. She participated in three study abroad programs, the latest in Honduras, teaching children through a traveling Child Drama titled, The Honduras' Project. In 2016 she moved to Los Angeles, studying with Lewis Smith Actor's Academy and Improv at the Upright Citizens Brigade, with multiple instructors.