Danielle Bisutti

• Name — Danielle Bisutti • Birth Name — Danielle Nicole Bisutti • Born — 1 October 1976 • Birthplace — Simi Valley, California, U.S. • Education — California State University, Fullerton (BA) • Occupation — * Actress • singer-songwriter • writer • producer • Relatives — Cristina Ferrare (aunt) • Years Active — 1997–present

Bisutti was born and raised in Los Angeles, California, the daughter of Diana (née Ferrare) and Richard Bisutti. Her father was a set decorator in both film and television for 20 years. Her maternal aunt is model Cristina Ferrare. Bisutti is of Italian descent. Bisutti attended California State University, Fullerton, where she received a BA in Acting and Musical Theatre.

While attending university, Bisutti was nominated several times for Best Actress in the Irene Ryan Competition and took the runner-up position at The Lincoln Center Theatre in New York City. Michael Butler noticed Bisutti in the role of Sheila in a California production of Hair and brought the cast to Chicago to perform at the Democratic National Convention along with a five-week run at The New Athenaeum Theatre. Bisutti's other theatre credits include Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Maggie in Boy's Life, Yelena in Uncle Vanya, Victoria/Jane in Noël Coward’s Tonight at 8.30, Fastrada in Pippin, and Ophelia in Hamlet. Bisutti has performed in television over the years, recurring on Last Man Standing, Parks & Recreation, CSI: Miami, Without a Trace, Raising the Bar and The O.C., while also appearing on NCIS, Criminal Minds, Castle, Hot in Cleveland, 90210, Private Practice, Body of Proof, Bones, Cold Case, Two and a Half Men and Boston Legal. She may best known for her starring role as Amanda Cantwell opposite Keke Palmer on the Nickelodeon series True Jackson, VP from 2008 to 2011. Some of her film credits include Venice Underground, The Neighbor, and No Greater Love. Bisutti co-produced the webseries Hollywood Girl and recurred on the series as Pasha Maneer. She had a leading role in Harland Williams's post-apocalyptic sci-fi webseries The Australian, which was released in late November 2013. In 2018, Bisutti provided the voice and motion capture for the Witch of the Woods, who is later revealed to be the goddess Freya, in God of War. She received praise for her work and was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Performance in a Video Game at the 15th British Academy Games Awards but lost to her co-star Jeremy Davies. In 2022, Bisutti provided the voice of Elsa from the 2013 Disney animated feature film Frozen while Idina Menzel was unavailable in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

Songs originally written by Bisutti, such as "Venice Underground", "April Moon", and "In the Presence of", have been used in independent feature films. At the 2003 Los Angeles Music Awards, she won the award for "Best Female Singer-Songwriter". Also at this ceremony, her song "Glimmer" was nominated for "AAA Album of the Year," and her song "In Passing" received the Unanimous Choice Recipient Award for "Independent AC Single of the Year". In September 2004, Bisutti performed at the Temecula Valley International Film & Music Festival, where "In Passing" was selected for the TVIFF's "Top Musical Artist Compilation CD" and Music Connection Magazine featured Bisutti in its 2004 "Hot 100 Unsigned Artists" list.

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2000 — Strip Mall — Dani — Episode: "Pilot" • 2001 — Dharma & Greg — Joy — Episode: "Dharma Does Dallas" • 2003 — Miss Match — Missy — Episode: "Miss Communication" • Platonically Incorrect — Waitress — TV film • Andy Richter Controls the Universe — Jane — Episodes: "Final Fantasy", "Duh Dog" • Less than Perfect — Sales Lady — Episode: "High Maintenance" • Charlie Lawrence — Denise — Episode: "If It's Not One Thing It's Your Mother" • Charmed — The Lady of the Lake — Episode: "Sword and the City" • 2004 — Boston Legal — Roberta Sloane — Episode: "Truth Be Told" • 2004–05 — The — Joan — Recurring role (5 episodes) • 2006 — Twenty Good Years — Courtney — Episode: "John's Old Lady" • Courting Alex — Veronica — Episode: "The Fix-Up" • Two and a Half Men — Vicki — Episode: "Corey's Been Dead for an Hour" • 2007 — Shark — Francis Chambers — Episode: "Blind Trust" • Cold Case — Mrs. Valentine (1953) — Episode: "Devil Music" • 2007–08 — Without a Trace — Terri Long — Episodes: "The Beginning", "4G", "Deja Vu" • 2008 — Wizards of Waverly Place — Mona Lisa — Episode: "Art Museum Piece" • Raising the Bar — Emma Troutman — Episode: "Shop Till You Drop" • 2008–11 — True Jackson, VP — Amanda Cantwell — Series regular; 56 episodes • 2009 — Raising the Bar — Emma Troutman — Episodes: "Hair Apparent", "Trout Fishing" • 2010 — ACME Saturday Night — Guest Host — Season 2: Episode: 26 • Bones — Marlowe Becker — Episode: "The Mastodon in the Room" • 2011 — Hollywood Girl — Pascha Maneer — Episodes: "Code Red Carpet", "Limp of Shame" • Body of Proof — Vicki Hemington — Episode: "Love Thy Neighbor" • Private Practice — Lynn — Episode: "Deal with It" • CSI: Miami — Gabrielle Wade — Episode: "Dead Ringer" • 2011–12 — Parks and Recreation — Prof. Linda Lonegan — 2 episodes: "Smallest Park" "Lucky" • 2012 — 90210 — Connie — Episode: "No Good Deed" • Hot in Cleveland — Verena — Episode: "I'm with the Band" • Last Man Standing — Michelle — Episodes: "Odd Couple Out", "Adrenaline" • CSI: Miami — Gabrielle Wade — Episodes: "Rest in Pieces", "Law & Disorder" • Castle — Claire Panchard — Episode: "The Limey" • Leverage — Wendy Baran — Episode: "The Gimme a K Street Job" • Criminal Minds — Debra Acklin — Episode: "Through the Looking Glass" • NCIS — SSSA Ashley Winter — Episode: "You Better Watch Out" • 2013 — CSI: Crime Scene Investigation — Theresa Shea — Episode: "Dead Air" • Grey's Anatomy — Liz Langer — Episode: "Hard Bargain" • Anger Management — Kristy — Episode: "Charlie Dates a Teacher" • 2014 — Beauty and the Beast — April Harris — Episode: Ever After • Matador — Meredith Wright — Episode: Riot Til I Die & Mala Sangre • Happyland — Margot Chandler — Episode: Leave of Abscene & Your Happyland Family • 2015 — I Didn't Do It — Mrs. Clegg — Guest role • NCIS: Los Angeles — Atty. Sarah Taylor — Episode: "Blame It On Rio" • The Newsreader — Wendy Garson-Gray — Episode: The Creepish Man Alive; Bomb Sniffing Dogs • Rizzoli & Isles — Linda Wallace — Episode: Family Matters • Faking It — Clement University Counselor — Episode: Future Tense • 2016 — Dr. Ken — Denise — Episode: "Ken at the Concert" • Still Single — Sage Callaghan — TV film • 2017 — Mom — Dana — Episode: Fancy Crackers and Giant Women • 2018 — Nanny Killer — Ms. Grey — TV film • For the People — Dana Gallagher — Episode: This Is What I Wanted To Say • 2019–21 — Dwight in Shining Armor — Witch Hexela — Series Regular • 2021 — Mother F*cker! — Bizzy — Episode: "Boom Boom"

List of voice performances in podcast • Year — Title — Role(s) — Notes • 2024 — The South Jersey Horror Podcast — Danielle — S4. Episode: 44

• Year — Title — Role — Notes • 2018 — God of War — The Witch of the Woods / Freya / Frigg — Nominated - BAFTA Award for Performer • 2019 — The Lego Movie 2 Videogame — Wonder Woman • 2020 — Madden NFL 21 — Claudia Grimstone • Madden NFL 21: Face of the Franchise: Rise to Fame • 2022 — God of War Ragnarök — The Witch of the Woods / Freya / Frigg — Nominated - BAFTA Award for Performer in a Supporting Role • 2022 — Disney Dreamlight Valley — Elsa • 2023 — Redfall — Vampire • Star Wars Jedi: Survivor — Tulli Mu • God of War Ragnarök: Valhalla — The Witch of the Woods / Freya / Frigg • Disney Speedstorm — Elsa

Danielle Bisutti is recorded as actress, singer-songwriter, composer, singer and screenwriter.