Makyla Smith

Makyla Smith (born 1982 in Canada ) is a Canadian actress . She is an environmental studies student at York University in Toronto .

Career

Makyla's television debut took place from 1998 to 1999 with three guest roles in the series The Famous Jett Jackson . In 2000 she got her first lead role in the television film Dear America: Color Me Dark , with her mother Alison Sealy-Smith. Two guest roles later ( Animorphs and Caitlin's Way , both 2000), she got the role of Daphne Chanders in Queer as Folk . Further film and television assignments followed. Makyla also played on the MTV show The New Girl and gave her voice to numerous cartoon characters and characters in radio plays.

Filmography (selection)

• 2000–2001: Caitlin's Way (TV series)
• 2000–2005: Queer as folk (TV series)
• 2001: Lies, Sex and Passion ( Sex, Lies & Obsession , TV movie)
• 2002: The Red Sneakers (TV movie)
• 2002: The Matthew Shepard Story ( The Matthew Shepard Story , Movie made for TV)
• 2003: Owning Mahowny
• 2003: Homeless to Havard: The Liz Murray Story (TV movie)
• 2004: Prom Queen ( Prom Queen: The Marc Hall Story , TV movie)

Web links

• Makyla Smith in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Makyla Smith in the German dubbing file