Tabatha Visutskie Bio:As an actor Tabatha is known for roles in movies such as "5 The Beginning", "Untold Stories Of The ER" and "John Apple Jack" but Tabatha also has multiple Producer and Writer credits to go alongside those as a Director, Casting Director and an International Film Festival Judge.Tabatha worked as a contributing writer with Amazon optioned screenwriter Brian MacDonald on his movie Vitreous ( Winner Best Feature 2018 Director's Cut International Film Festival), while also writing and producing 5 short films and 5 plays. Her film 5, The Beginning placed both semi-finalist and finalist five times in film festivals. It screened in Los Angeles, US, Europe and Canada. She is currently working on her dramatic/supernatural full length screenplay (5 wounds) and other scripts.As a songwriter, Tabatha has collaborated on songs released under "Fynyx Nation" to positive feedback, as well as having some songs placed in Indie film works! In the summer of 2020, she linked up with Adrian Essiet, Dave Savard and Chris Reuber and found a chemistry collaborating on songs together, which has since blossomed into a number of songs released in early 2021 under Dave's "Tecosha" brand, with many more slated for later in the year by "Fynyx Nation".Directors' Comments,Rick Tae, Executive Producer/ Screenwriter of John Apple Jack Movie said this of Tabatha's performance playing the role of Monique, "her work was grand, fearless and heartfelt. The role could have not have been portrayed any better, even in my wildest dreams, A big thank you for bringing her to life!"The Visit, the audience comments,"she had a very powerful presence and clarity in your expression. She was pure in her performance because there was no set and camera to do the work, it's was just Tabatha and the script!"Director, Mickey MacKenna "such extreme talent..she has a very good natural look that makes it work."Paneet Singh, Director and Writer of the play, The Undocumented Trial of William C. Hopkinson,"Tabatha was an absolute joy to work with. Her positive attitude, willingness to communicate, and strive to improve on a daily basis helped her construct a genuine and powerful performance for the run of the show. Her portrayal of Annie was powerful, raw, and dignified. I would feel privileged if I received the chance to work with her again."She won an acting scholarship to Van Mar Academy in Los Angeles and went on to study in Montreal, Ottawa and Vancouver. The producers and director gave Tabatha the best actress award in the film, Forgive Me Father.