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Born in California, Camille Mitchell grew up in Vancouver. She is best known for playing Sheriff Nancy Adams in 23 episodes of the TV series, Smallville between 2003 and 2008. When not in front of the camera, Mitchell can often be found on stage. One such appearance was the 2002 Vancouver production of Shakespeare’s As You Like It in which she played Rosalind opposite Ron Halder. Both Camille and her sister Canning are children of the American actor, Cameron Mitchell. She made her directorial debut in 2012 with the short film A Mother’s Love, which she also wrote. She then wrote and directed By the Fountain in 2016
Features & TV Movies:
VR indicates Direct-to-Video Release
Laboratory (1980)
Warp Speed (TV-1981)
Space Mutiny (voice, 1988)
Omen IV: The Awakening (TV-1991)
Angel of Pennsylvania Avenue (1996)
The Stepsister (TV-1997)
Frankie & Hazel (TV-2000)
Suddenly Naked (2001)
The Wild Guys (2004)
Pursued (2004)
A Decent Proposal (TV-2006)
Her Fatal Flaw (TV-2006)
Time and Again (TV-2007)
Another Cinderella Story (2008)
Pulling (TV-2009)
Concrete Blondes (2013)
A Novel Romance (TV-2015)
Marry Me at Christmas (TV-2017)
A Glenbrooke Christmas (TV-2020)
The Architect’s Dream (2021, short)
A Dickens of a Holiday! (TV-2021)
Call Button (2022, short)
TV Series – Cast:
Smallville (2003-2008)
TV Series – Guest appearances:
Poltergeist: The Legacy (1996, 1997, 1998)
Madison (1997)
Viper (1997)
The Outer Limits (1998)
Mysterious Ways (2000)
Peacemakers (2003)
The L Word (2007)
Caprica (2010)
Life Unexpected (2010)
Legion (2017)
iZombie (2017)
Somewhere Between (2017)
Van Helsing (2018)
The Healing Powers of Dude (2020)
Arrow (2020)
Martha’s Vineyard Mysteries (2021)
Aurora Teagarden Mysteries (2021)
The Supernatural Academy 2022)
Credits as a Director:
A Mother’s Love (2012, short)
By the Foundtain (2016, short)
Credits as a Screenwriter:
A Mother’s Love (2012, short)
By the Foundtain (2016, short)
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