Camille Solari holds both a U.S. and Canadian Citizenship. Originally from Boston, Massachusetts, Camille graduated in the top 10 percent of her class at Emerson College after double majoring in Shakespeare and Creative Writing.  Camille then went off to Los Angeles to pursue her career as an actress and writer. Her career took off after becoming the billboard model for Dickies in 2006.  Since then, Solari has starred in, written and produced over a dozen feature films over the past seven years and is a regular comedian/performer on Comedy Central's Sit n' Spin Show. Some of her credits include, Rocker for Maverick Pictures, The Weinstein's True, True Lie with Jamie King and Annabelle Wallace (The Tudors), which was based off Edgar Allen Poe's A Tell-Tale heart. She also co-starred with Danny Trejo in Boston Girls, which won Camille the Best Actress and Best Screenplay award at 2010 New York Film Festival. 
Solari is currently in production on a picture for Universal.

You can see Camille regularly at Flapper's Comedy Club located in Burbank, California, and her work will be featured in the upcoming anthology, In The Company of Women, anticipated to be released in early 2012.