Bianca Wallace

Bianca Wallace is a screen artist known for her work across acting, voice performance, and behind-the-scenes production. With credits that span independent projects and larger-scale sets, she has built a varied profile that reflects both on-camera presence and practical filmmaking experience.

As an actor, Wallace has appeared in titles such as A Ray of Sunshine, Loveland, and Bloodline, where she is credited as Alice. She has also taken on character-driven roles in projects like Seven Snipers (Kaldayev), showing range across genres and tones.

Wallace’s versatility extends into voice work, including A Winnie-the-Pooh Christmas, where she voices Kanga. Her screen résumé also includes a notable uncredited contribution as a script supervisor on Elvis, underscoring her familiarity with the craft and logistics that shape performances on set.

Rounding out her public-facing credits, she appears as herself in Dolph and the Lundgrens, adding another dimension to a career defined by adaptability and a multi-hyphenate approach to storytelling.