Isabelle Deluce

Biography

Isabelle Deluce, a Vancouver native, was practically raised on film sets, being the daughter of a first cameraman. Her early exposure to the world of cinema ignited a passion for acting within her from a young age. At just 10 years old, she took her first steps into the industry by starring in a series of television commercials, showcasing her natural talent and charisma on screen.

Determined to hone her craft, Isabelle enrolled in the prestigious Tarlington Training professional program, where she dedicated herself to developing her acting skills. Her hard work and dedication paid off when she landed a role in the TNT movie-of-the-week, "The Ron Clark Story," alongside acclaimed actor Matthew Perry and under the direction of Randa Haines, known for her work on "Children of a Lesser God."

Following her success in television, Isabelle made the leap to the big screen with a role in the Warner Bros feature film, "Trick 'r Treat," a horror anthology written and directed by the talented Michael Dougherty. Notably, Dougherty had previously worked on blockbuster films like "X2" and "Superman Returns," showcasing Isabelle's ability to collaborate with industry veterans and hold her own in major productions.

Despite her burgeoning career in acting, Isabelle remains grounded in her roots, calling Vancouver, British Columbia, her home. In her free time, she immerses herself in various creative outlets, including theatre and improvisation, showcasing her versatility as a performer. Additionally, her love for sports, particularly soccer, highlights her well-rounded nature beyond the realm of acting.

Balancing her passion for the arts with her academic pursuits, Isabelle is a student at Kitsilano Secondary, where she participates in the French Immersion program, showcasing her dedication to both her education and her craft. With a promising career ahead of her and a versatile skill set, Isabelle Deluce continues to captivate audiences with her talent and charisma, solidifying her presence in the entertainment industry.