Roxy Vandiver

Roxy Lee Vandiver was born in Houston, Texas, and spent her formative years on a farm, located about 35 miles northwest of the city. Her first brush with acting came in junior high through the theater program, but it wasn’t until her college years that she truly pursued her passion. A chance encounter with an online casting call led her to reach out to the director of “Witchcraft 13: Blood of the Chosen,” where she secured the role of a captivating witch. This pivotal moment inspired her to leave college after three years to fully immerse herself in acting and modeling.

Vandiver has since carved out a significant career in the Texas film industry, appearing in numerous features including "Spirit Camp," "Princess," "Sweatshop," and "Jacob." Her performance in "Spirit Camp" earned her the Best Actress award at the City of Death Film Festival in 2010, followed by another Best Actress win at the 2011 Splatterfest Film Festival for "Princess."

Known for her bold and carefree persona, Vandiver often embraces her physicality on screen and off. A memorable incident at Texas Frightmare Weekend 2010 saw her share a passionate moment onstage with a fan in a Jesus costume, further cementing her reputation. Despite her playful antics, she is deeply committed to her craft, with director Kerry Beyer praising her as one of the most diligent actresses he has encountered.

Currently residing in Houston, Vandiver maintains an active blog and updates her website with personal insights and professional milestones, while also working as a sought-after model alongside prominent photographers across the country.