Actor / Director Profile

Charlotte Chatton won a grant and scholarship to attend The Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts in London, where she excelled in the drama department. Upon graduation, she landed the coveted leading role in Working Title Films' critically acclaimed feature "Dakota Road," which opened the London Film Festival and recently aired on The Sundance Channel. "The Evening Standard" recognized her work as "a performance of tremendous promise" and this, along with other critics approval and appearances in award-winning series such as "Inspector Morse" and "The Chief," led to representation with ICM and a relocation to Los Angeles.Directors such as James Cameron, Danny Boyle & James Keach singled out Charlotte, and consequently she has starred opposite Martin Short, Jan Hooks, Phil Hartman, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Kathy Bates, Clifton Collins Jr., Joan Fontaine, Leo McKern and Jane Seymour, to list a few. Her employers have included: Twentieth Century Fox, Paramount, Miramax, Working Title Films, Channel Four Films, CBS, NBC and The Family Channel.Charlotte transitioned out of her acting career and into production and story development after studying story structure at industry-recognized Writers Boot Camp in Los Angeles. An intensive 2-year program resulted in a 2-year position at the company as an Instructor, guiding writer progress and conducting high-profile client script consultations.Charlotte recently launched The Next Level Script, a professional script consultation service. A voting member of The British Academy of Film & Television, Charlotte is privileged to attend advance industry screenings and Q & A's that offer invaluable insight into industry trends and creative processes. She is also a member of The Warner Loughlin Studio, consistently reinforcing her knowledge of character development from an actor's point of view.Charlotte's mission is to identify and nurture emerging writing talent by utilizing her extensive training and professional experience. Her specialized service creates a unique yet necessary conduit between writers and performers.