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Sarah Cleveland is a Canadian actress recognized for her dedication to bringing depth and authenticity to her roles in both film and television. Born in Ontario, Canada, she developed a passion for the performing arts early, participating in school bands, choirs, and theater productions. Her love for storytelling naturally led her to explore opportunities in film, where she has embraced diverse and meaningful projects.

Throughout her career, Sarah has taken on a wide range of roles, from a soccer mom to a struggling addict, in award-winning feature and short films. Her portrayal of Kacie Lawson in A Father's Fight earned her the Best Lead Actress award at the 2021 International Christian Film Festival (ICFF). She also contributed to the success of the short film Intervene, which received multiple awards and an Emmy nomination.

Beyond acting, Sarah enjoys exploring other aspects of filmmaking, including writing, producing, and directing. She is currently producing Cracked, a psychological thriller, and she also leads the new thriller Broken Bones, a project made possible after her team won a $60,000 film pitch at the Forest City Film Festival in London.

Dedicated to supporting the Canadian film community, Sarah volunteers with the Forest City Film Festival in London, judges films for several festivals, and shares her experiences on acting panels and through coaching sessions.

Most recently, Sarah is the writer, director, producer, and lead of the new series Love In All The Small Places, premiering on Fibe TV1 in Spring 2026; a heartfelt project that further highlights her passion for storytelling and her multifaceted talent within the film industry.

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#	Name	Score	Year	Win	Nom	Known	★	Wins	Noms	Votes
1	SurrealEstate	3.75	2021			•	7.2	0	0	6213
2	A Father's Fight	2.60	2021			•	4.7	0	0	3068

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