Lili Sepe

Born in Torrance, California, Lili Sepe made her television debut at the tender age of 5 playing young Lizzie McGuire on the hit series "Lizzie McGuire" (Disney 2001-04). Her next role came five years later, when she played the starring role in a short film called "Izzy & the Angel" (2007), a gothic story about a small girl who, with the help of a guardian angel, is able to overcome the abusive tendencies of her aunt. Following "Izzy & the Angel," Sepe appeared in the musical comedy "Spork" (2010), the tale of a cheerful misfit attempting to navigate the treacherous waters of junior high. Sepe followed this effort with a key role in the critically acclaimed indie horror thriller "It Follows"(2014). Directed by David Robert Mitchell, the story of teens pursued by a murderous shape-shifting being was shot in the Detroit area on a $2 million budget, but became a major critical and commercial success.