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The Evolution of Amanda Schull

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522

7.9

8.5

Suits (2011)

Katrina Bennett
5 episodes
– Conflict of Interest (2013)
– Unfinished Business (2013)
– Normandy (2013)
– Zane vs. Zane (2013)
– Blind-Sided (2013)

486

7.4

7.7

Nikita (2010)

Naomi Ceaver
1 episode
– Black Badge (2013)

944

7.6

7.4

Pretty Little Liars (2010)

Meredith Sorenson
7 episodes (2010-2013)

6.6

7.3

Vegas

Carol Reyes
1 episode
– Money Plays (2012)

6.6

5.8

Imaginary Friend

Brittany

1089

7.6

8.1

The Mentalist

Marcy Victor
1 episode
– Red Rover, Red Rover (2012)

549

7.4

7.8

Grimm

Lucinda Jarvis
1 episode
– Happily Ever Aftermath (2012)

841

7.4

8.4

Psych

Thea Summers
1 episode
– Santabarbaratown (2012)

2340

6.6

Two and a Half Men (2003)

Alicia
1 episode
– Thank You for the Intercourse (2011)

822

6.2

6.5

J. Edgar

Anita Colby

852

7.7

8.1

Castle (2009)

Joy Jones
1 episode
- Pretty Dead (2011)

339

7.3

7.5

Hawaii Five-0

Nicole Duncan
2 episodes
– He Kane Hewa' Ole (2011)
– Ke Kinohi (2011)

1025

6.9

7.6

One Tree Hill (2003)

Katie Ryan / Sara Evans
13 episodes (2009-2010)

1892

7.5

7.8

Bones (2005)

Neviah Larkin
1 episode
– The Devil in the Details (2010)

5.7

Sorority Wars

Gwen

6.5

7.4

Mao's Last Dancer (2009)

Elizabeth

941

7.6

Lie to Me (2009)

Phoebe Headling
1 episode
– Love Always (2009)

1101

6.5

6.3

Ghost Whisperer (2005)

Emily Harris
1 episode
– Greek Tragedy (2009)

549

6.7

6.9

Without a Trace (2002)

Allison 'Ally' Thurston
1 episode
– Wings (2008)

228

6.4

6.7

Center Stage (2000)

Jody Sawyer

Amanda Schull (born August 26, 1978) is an American actress and former professional ballet dancer. Schull was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. She attended Punahou School and trained at Hawaii State Ballet under the instruction of John Landovsky. As shown in her biographies, she attributes her training to Ballet Hawaii as well. After years of training she was offered a full scholarship to Indiana University for ballet. While at Indiana University she joined Delta Delta Delta. During Schull's sophomore year (as a ballet and journalism major) she attended the San Francisco Ballet School Summer Intensive. SFBS subsequently offered Schull a scholarship to continue her studies for an additional year.
When Schull's year-long scholarship ended in 1999, San Francisco Ballet's artistic director offered her an apprenticeship which she accepted. Schull was cast in the starring role of Jody Sawyer in the 2000 movie Center Stage while still an apprentice with SFB. She subsequently joined SFB as a full-time member of its corps de ballet. In April 2006, Schull retired from San Francisco Ballet.