Tempast Wulf

Tempast Wulf, an American actress, and model. She is no stranger to the entertainment industry. She has successfully navigated the acting and modeling industry for a score while traveling the world. Modeling on runways, Cover on the Heart of Hollywood Magazine 2021, and local charities, she was runner up for miss teen Nevada when life took her in a different direction. Being an Art major at the university of west Georgia, utilizing her eclectic knowledge from around the world she has sold her Art worldwide. Wulf's first movie appearance was in 1997, she got to play in "Fathers day" with Robin Williams. In 2007 she was a brand model for NASCAR with Ryan Newman. Fall of 2012 she got to work on the independent film "Demons Rook" and also played an extra on the set of Vampire Diaries when she decided that acting was her goal. Taking many classes on everything from Improv, Character building, Voice over, cold reading, Audition Prep, motion capture, and vocal training. To music appreciation, drama, scene study, photography, martial arts, equestrian, weapon handling, and writing. These helped her get a better understanding of the other side of the industry and become a valuable asset. In 2012, she shifted her attention from modeling to acting full time. Always striving for more from her career, the desire to produce was only natural. Her work as an actress on back-to-back independent features and her years behind the scenes crew has served as a hands-on film school, along with classes and seminars. From there she joined up with Containment Field Studio to become a co-producer on Tinker Steam-punk Series and later joining with Chris Bing to become partners in Ritual Entertainment LLC, Steampunk Partners LLC. In 2015 she opened her own production company La Lupa Films and with her team of investors, she is starting to develop her own content. In 2021 she partnered with Scaena offering online education to aspiring filmmakers. Tempast, after losing her Grandmother, Mother, Father, Aunt, Uncle, and numerous friends to Cancer. A portion of the proceeds from her merchandise and art sales, go to support Cancer research each year.