Victoria Prescott
Victoria Prescott dreamed of growing up to become an actress, and followed her dream all the way to Carnegie Mellon University's School of Drama. After graduating from the prestigious school, Prescott relocated from Pennsylvania to California, eventually settling in Los Angeles. In between training sessions with well-respected acting coach Harry Mastrogeorge, Prescott landed a minor role in the short comedy "Strike!," and took on the recurring character of soft-spoken crime lab secretary Judy Tremont on multiple episodes of "CSI." Her next movie, the wedding-dramedy "April's Shower," was filmed in 2003 and toured LGBT film festivals around the U.S. before earning a limited release a few years later. During that time Prescott returned to the stage as a regular company member of Third Stage in Burbank, CA. She brought an irritating cheerfulness to her opportunistic stewardess in "Zombie Attack," and later portrayed Laurie Metcalf's manipulative, mooching daughter in a well-received revival of "Pot Mom."
