Carrie Leigh Harris

Born Carrie Leigh Goff on May 14, 1984 in Lucedale, MS. Carrie knew she would be an actress for as long as she can remember. Many family members can confirm that at a very young age, she made up a game called "Present to Me". She would make family members announce her arrival on a makeshift stage, and Carrie would practice her entrances and begin her performance. At the age of 6, she landed her first role on stage. At the age of 8, she landed her first principal role on stage. Although family struggles kept her from acting a large part of her life, it was still a big part of her. She returned to acting in her early 20's when she performed in the chorus and as a dancer in the production of "The Sound of Music" presented by Hattiesburg Civic Light Opera. For the next couple of years she would appear in several more productions for HCLO. This led her to her first meeting with an indie film maker. She was cast in her first film as the star in Dana Elise's "Cagin of Chrysaint". The role would lead her to her first nomination from the Bare Bones Film Festival in 2011.

Carrie lives on the Alabama Gulf Coast with her husband and son. She has two upcoming appearances as the lead in the shorts, "What's Behind Door X" and "The Transfer".