Carrie Barton
Carrie Barton Pony Tail

SERIES REGULAR
Apple Valley Knights
   aka Sittin’ on a Rainbow

RECURRING
Tribes   FOX
Sunset Beach   NBC

GUEST STARS     
Sniff – Pilot  ABC
Family of Spies  ABC
Lady Mobster   ABC
Sirens  ABC
Awesome Interiors  HGTV
Lady Liberty  ABC

INDEPENDENT FEATURES
Lucky *
Internet Love
Once Upon a Time in Bel Air
Desperation Rising

SHORT SUBJECTS
Revenge
My Father’s Eulogy
The Elevator
Made For Each Other
Tanto Tiempo *

STAGE
National Tours
Kiss Me Kate
Muppet Babies

Regional Theater (Partial List)
Crimes of the Heart
Face to Face (Ingmar Bergman)  ***
Mary of Scotland  **
The Crucible  ***
Agnes of God  **
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie  ***
Modigliani  **
Ring ‘Round the Moon
The 270th Day 

Los Angeles Theater
Grotesque Lovesongs – Playhouse West
Dolores – Playhouse West
Golden Rule Days – Playhouse West
Spoon River Anthology – Playhouse West
Urban Hearts – Tamarind
Painted Ladies – Tamarind
Edie – Beverly Hills Playhouse / Skylight

* Film Festival Winner
** Best Actress
*** Best Supporting Actress

REELS AVAILABLE
Film/Television
Commercials
Voice-Over
Narration

BIOGRAPHY
Carrie has recurred on such television series as Tribes and Aaron Spelling's Sunset Beach, and was a series regular on Apple Valley Knights, aka Sitting on a Rainbow. She has received critical acclaim for her diverse roles in the independent film genre as well. Recently she appeared as Sadie Pray in the indie favorite, Lucky, which won many awards on the festival circuit including Best Director at The Sundance Film Festival, Best Feature at The New York City Horror Film Festival, The Los Angeles International Horror/Science Fiction Film Festival, and at the MicroCineFest, and Best Screenplay at the B-Movie Theater Film Fest to name a few. Her stage credits range from Agnes in Agnes of God to Queen Elizabeth in Mary of Scotland and most everything in between. At age 19 at the Annie Russell Theatre she played an 11-year-old stuttering Scottish girl, Mary Macgregor in Jay Presson Allen's popular play, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie for which she won Best Supporting Actress. She has enjoyed stellar reviews in such regional stage productions of Crimes of the Heart, The Crucible, Modigliani, and Ingmar Bergman's Face to Face as well as many original works.

Carrie was a theater major and a dance minor at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. Between college years she studied at the famed Circle in the Square in the summer program. Upon college graduation she toured with the Seaside Music Theater in Kiss Me Kate before moving to New York City. Once there, she studied with Alan Langdon of Circle in the Square fame before landing a national tour, which finally took her back to her hometown of Los Angeles.
As a young girl Carrie began her career in her native Sherman Oaks, a suburb of Los Angeles, doing television commercials. Once back in Los Angeles from New York, she resumed her training and enrolled at The Beverly Hills Playhouse where she studied under Milton Katselas, Jeffrey Tambor and Dorothy Lyman. After four years there she began training with Jeff Goldblum and Robert Carnegie at Playhouse West School and Repertory Theater starring in many main stage productions during her six-year stay there, again receiving outstanding notices.