Biography
Lora Chatman is an American actress, based in Atlanta, GA since 2015. Over her 14+ years in the entertainment industry, Lora has appeared in various live events, industrials, commercials, fashion shows, and film projects. She also helped co-write and publish the fantasy novel, "Gifted Chains: Unlocked Beginnings" with a sequel in the works. In the Personal Development category, Lora is co-authoring a book with her husband, "Legendary Focus". The couple has a company with the same name "Legendary Focus" as well as a few other businesses they started together.
Born November 27th, 1992, she grew up in Chattanooga, TN, and was home-schooled most of her childhood. To stay social she played various sports; track & field, tennis, basketball, and Ultimate Frisbee. It was when she was 13 that the acting bug bit her when she saw one of her older sisters perform at a local community theater. Following in her sister's footsteps, she started auditioning for youth theatre shows. Eventually, she was recruited into a teen outreach program called "Theatre Quest" where she learned what went into putting on a production scratch; how to create sets, lighting, script-writing, casting, marketing, etc. When she was 17 she became the secretary of Theatre Quest, and the following year was promoted to president of the group for 2 years in a row.
Around this time, Lora took her first on-camera acting class. She loved it and wound up continuing this class for multiple years. Through the class, she was discovered by an agency in Knoxville. After being signed, Lora went on to Guest Star and Co-Star on Snapped and Snapped: Killer Couples (on Oxygen) and Fatal Attraction (on TvOne). The good news continued to follow as she was signed to a management company which led to landing a supporting role in the movie "All She Wishes" with Disney star Callum Worthy.
Upon moving to Atlanta to further her career, cut back on her commute, and be closer to her now-husband, Lora began studying stunt work and was later cast as the lead in the action movie "Deceptive State". Although the movie's premiere was pushed back due to Covid-19, she was contracted to be the lead in the production company's next feature, "Kill The Trafficker". The actress is signed to Atlanta's East Coast Talent Agency.
