Leona Stoney played by CARMEN MOORE

Carmen Moore was born in British Columbia, Canada and got her start in the theatre working with Spirit Song Native Theatre Company. She received numerous nominations for her work in theatre across Canada.

The past ten years have mainly been dedicated to film and television.

Recently Carmen landed the lead role in Tales of an Urban Indian, a pilot shot earlier this year, she just finished a role on the hit series Psych and played the recurring role of Jolie on the Sci-Fi series Flash Gordon. From 2004 to 2005 Carmen played one of the leads, Simone, in Vancouver's Godiva's, and was nominated for a Leo (BC Film/Television Awards) for her performance as the mysterious, sexy bartender. After Godiva's Carmen worked on the Canadian Independent Feature Film Unnatural & Accidental where she was honoured with the Women in Film & Video Artistic Merit Award for her portrayal of Rebecca. Unnatural & Accidental also received honourable mention for best Canadian Film at the 2006 Vancouver International Film Festival, and was nominated for Best Feature at the 2007 Leo Awards.

Carmen has worked on dozens of television and movie sets in unique and challenging roles. Of noteworthy significance: Rosehill where she worked with Jennifer Garner and Justin Chambers playing Shining Water. She appeared in Spooky House playing Sir Ben Kingsley's wife, Dawn Star. Carmen appeared for Ving Rhames as his lawyer on UC-Undercover, played Deputy Molly Bloom in the series Wolf Lake with Lou Diamond Phillips and played a teacher in a special needs class opposite John Cusack in Martian Child. She appeared as Sherry Goodstriker in Stone Undercover opposite Chris William Martin, and the fourth season of Andromeda as Tri-Jema with Kevin Sorbo.