Dodie Brown

Dodie Brown is an award winning American actor born and raised in Louisiana. As a child, she developed her love for performing with the Richland Players Theatre Group in musicals like Oklahoma, Oliver, and The Music Man. Her academic journey took her to Northeast Louisiana University, where she graduated in 1994 and was a vibrant cheerleader. Her cheerleading and dancing prowess led her to perform in Tokyo, Japan and also extended to the Shreveport Mudbugs professional hockey team.

In 2006, Dodie was cast by Director Frank Darabont in Stephen King's The Mist (2007) alongside her daughter, Taylor E. Brown, who was six years old at the time. Since, Dodie has consistently worked, mostly in the Southeast, in a huge variety of film and television productions including Emmy winning television series American Horror Story (2011).

Dodie stars in the independent feature Sod and Stubble (2025) based on the popular pioneer biography by the same name. The true love story is told by Dodie's character, Rosie Ise, as she ages from 17 to 75. This role truly showcases Dodie's versatility and range solidifying her ability to carry a film.

When picture wrapped, Dodie cherishes moments with her family, indulging in travels, and nurturing her home garden. She also enjoys sharing her passion for fitness and wellness with others, as a certified fitness instructor. She also delves into coaching, casting, and producing.