‏Sheila Eden‏

Sheila Eden works in film and television, and recently worked in a scene with Ruth Negga as Karen Toadvine girl in "Preacher" (2016), as well as The Prisoner's Wife on "From Dusk til Dawn" (2016) and alongside Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill in "21 Jump Street" (2011).

In 2016, Sheila Eden starred in the independent film "The House on Normal Street" (2015) which showed at the Santa Fe Film Festival in the famed George RR Martin's Jean Cocteau Theater. "The House on Normal Street" paired with her other starring film "Red Nail Polish," speak about the horrifyingly close reality of human sex-trafficking. It is Sheila's ambition to continue playing characters and making stories that inform the public about relevant issues and drive positive change. She also acted in the short "Won't Let You Go" which took home awards for Best Film and went to Filmapalooza in Seattle, Washington in 2017.

From being featured as part of international body positivity campaigns in Cosmopolitan, Huffington Post, Bustle and Women's Health - for which she took part in the "Embrace" Australian Documentary. She has been published in many editorial and commercial publications including Freque Magazine and Artistic Life Magazine, and graced runways around the country in addition to working within top photographic workshops to assist photographers within their instruction model. She has worked with top photographers such as Jim Richard Sonng, Emily Shur, Kurt Markus, Dominic Bonuccelli and others.

In terms of her musicianship, Sheila Eden is constantly seeking to help create the 'perfect' cinematic moment, where the audience can tap into potential emotion that has been suppressed for years, even decades through music and visuals/video. Her music and voice have been showcased in many films. She works along top music producers in New Mexico, including Shaun Hettinger (Awarded 2017 NM Music Awards Best Pop Album) and John Wall (Awarded 2017 Best Pop Song, 2018 Best Songs: for Indie and Reggae divisions and Nominated for NM Music Awards Best Recording Engineer and awarded countless other awards for 20 years). Leveraging equal passion for both film and music, she makes waves within the indie circuit--not only--by the roles for which cast, but also for accompanying film scores with her haunting voice.

Sheila Eden's music can be found at: www.SheilaEden.com/music-samples

Sheila's goal is to inspire and empower herself and others. "That by pursuing my truth, I may act as a mirror for others' capacity to find their voices, and relay their own stories as uniquely and unapologetically as possible. My drive is to enable my audience to feel connected and heard by my own choice to breathe authentic life into characters, on screen. It is my passion to inspire others to live their greatest life, re-write any negative patterns and share what is uniquely in their souls and hearts. By truly tapping in and being present in the moment, the scene work, photo, or music truly can come alive."

Sheila also holds bachelor's degrees in International Business and Small Business Management. She worked as a social worker resettling refugees in the United States, and she fully intends to continue give back to this under-served sector of the community. She also studied, practiced, and taught alternative healing for six years.

What drives Sheila is story and connection. What inspires Sheila is the chance to create awareness and positive change through media.