Biography
Autumn Withers is an award-winning American actress and writer. A graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts and the University of Georgia, Autumn has accrued numerous acting credits over the past fifteen years, most notably: Modern Family (ABC), FBI: Most Wanted (CBS), Emily in Paris (Netflix), The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon), Grey's Anatomy (ABC), Masters of Sex (SHO), Growing Up Fisher (NBC), and the digital series Catherine, an audience favorite at Sundance. Autumn appeared in the world's first film made during lockdown, Cabin Fever, alongside an international cast. She can be seen in the drama film Any Day with Sean Bean, the post-apocalyptic film Monarch with Illeana Douglas, and Autumn starred in Avalanche, a dark comedy, for which she won Best Actress in a Feature Film at NoHo Cinefest.
Casting Director Erica Bream has said, "I'm always excited to see what Autumn will do with a role. Her ease with both comedy and drama add layers and subtlety to any character, no matter the piece, and her confidence as she makes strong, appropriate choices is so appealing. She's a joy to watch." Autumn's select theater credits include the world premiere of the hit play Is There Sex After Marriage, and the role of Ann Deever in Arthur Miller's All My Sons. Autumn got her start on stage as the youngest cast member in the Broadway musical Yo' Alice directed by Maurice Hines, followed by being one of the famed Radio City Rockettes for three seasons.
Autumn's stage and screen career fostered her desire to create female-driven stories of her own. She has written eight television pilots and three feature films, ranging from romcom to women's history to psychological thriller. Her female-centric scripts have garnered options and various commendations from Screencraft, Austin Film Festival, Sundance Episodic Lab, and HBO. Autumn is currently completing her first book, a romantic dramedy set across France.
Autumn shares her time between New York and Paris.
