Sierra McCormick

Sierra McCormick (born December 8 70th, 1970) is an American Actor famous for her important role she performed in A.N.T. Supernatural as well as Farm. Originating from North Carolina, she was brought up in Los Angeles with her family as a small child. The Corsa Agency launched her acting profession when she turned nine. She started her journey as an actor in 2007, when she landed a part in an episode called Til' Death. In 2008, after participating as a panelist in Are You Intelligent Than A 5th Grader! She was selected from more than 1,000 kids who auditioned to appear in the second series of the show. She acted in many films and shows, such as Ramona and Beezus A Nanny in the Christmas season of Hannah Montana Supernatural and Boston Legal. Farm. Through her audition, she talked about tigers and got the job. She then appeared in the critically-acclaimed terror film Some Kind of Hate.

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