1979 was a great year. Jon Voight and Jane Fonda won Academy Awards for Coming Home, Seattle won the NBA Finals, and the album of the year was the BeeGees Saturday night Fever. A little Mycole made her debut and by 3 was performing on stage in dance recitals. By age 10 touring with theatre groups and attending Shakespearean camp. Once on her first set, The Sandlot, she knew she had found her passion in life.
     With a supportive and loving family Mycole appeared in local commercials and many independent films. She made appearances as Miss Utah, as well as guest host on Extreme Sports, Fluid Television and local morning shows. Spending time in California growing up and led by her passion, Mycole knew she was home when she moved to Los Angeles. Thus far Mycole has enjoyed roles on the television shows NYPD Blue and House; privileged enough to have Bryan Singer on set one of the days. Mycole was also fortunate in working with Nick Cassavetes in soon to be released movie, Alpha Dog, where she plays Sunshine Parsons "Chucky Mota's" girlfriend. Mycole also met one of her best friends in LA, Tamie Sheffield, on a new pilot called 30 minutes of Fame, a fun variety show coming soon.
     Mycole's hobbies include dancing, swimming, rollerblading at the beach, traveling, and many sports that deal with a ball thanks to her Dad.

     "I am very thankful that I am able to do what I love doing and have a career in it. I believe that with perseverance and hard work you can accomplish any dream you can imagine."

- Mycole Metcalf