With an impressive body of work that encompasses both acting and
singing, Gabrielle Christian is quickly emerging as one of Hollywood's
most sought after talents.  Gabrielle grew up in Maryland where she
began performing with local theater groups and in school plays at 12.
She landed her first leading television role opposite Kate Bosworth
while she was still in high school, a part on the WB’s hit series
Young Americans.  After studying theater at the University of
Pittsburgh, Gabrielle moved to Hollywood where she quickly landed roles
on Without a Trace, What Should You Do?, Drake & Josh, Windfall, Numb3rs
and CSI: Miami.  Gabrielle has also appeared in a number of national
television commercials including Time Warner Cable.

Gabrielle is most notable for her current role of Spencer Carlin on The
N’s hit television series South of Nowhere.  Her long-standing role on
this award-winning teenage drama turned her into a recognizable face on
the small screen.  She has played both the lead and supporting
characters in several independent films including South of Pico and
American Gun.

After seeing Gabrielle’s performance on South of Nowhere, critically
acclaimed director Angela Robinson contacted Gabrielle and offered her a
part in the online webisode series Girltrash.  Soon thereafter,
Gabrielle was featured in another webisode series entitled 3-Way.

Gabrielle spends her spare time as a spokesperson raising awareness for
two charities which she holds close to her heart.  After losing her only
brother to SIDS (Sudden Infant Death Syndrom) in 1991, Gabrielle
assisted her mother in the creation of SIDS Educational Services, where
she raises funds through online auctions and attends various conferences
all over the world. Gabrielle uses the surname Christian in memory of
her brother.

FAIR Fund recently approached Gabrielle about becoming the spokesperson
of their foundation.  FAIR Fund is an organization that works to engage
youth in the areas of anti-trafficking, domestic violence, and sexual
assault prevention.  You can catch her hosting cocktail events to
showcase Jewelry made by girls participating in the JewelGirls program.
This summer FAIR Fund teamed up with Gabrielle in Serbia to film a
documentary on the horrific living situations these girls are faced with
in their everyday lives.

Gabrielle speaks fluent Hungarian (her dad's native language). She loves
traveling, hiking, boogie boarding, going to movies, and singing.