Sierra McCormick

Sierra McCormick, an American actress best known for playing crucial roles on the hit show A.N.T. Supernatural and Farm. She was born and brought up in North Carolina but moved to Los Angeles at an early age along with her parents. At the age of 9, The Corsa Agency began her acting career in Los Angeles. In 2007 she had the role of a little girl in a show called Til Death. Her popularity grew as in 2011, she was a well-known judge for the game show Are you smarter than the 5th grader? The show's second season was her favorite and, out of a pool of over 1000 kids, was the only one selected to appear on the show. The actress went on to appear in films and television shows including Ramona and Beezus A Nanny of Christmas Hannah Montana Supernatural and Boston Legal and was then asked to audition for Disney's A.N.T. Farm. The performance was successful because she spoke about tigers. After that she was snatched up for the horror movie Some Kind of Hate which brought her many accolades.

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