Stacie Stocker

Stacie Stocker an actress known for her belief in consistently training in the craft of acting, was born and raised in Seneca, a small town in Pennsylvania, with two brothers, to mom Betty Eakin, homemaker, and father Donald “Duck” Smith, an electrician. Running currently in cities across the country, she can be seen as “Becky”, Jack Durant’s assistant played by Tom Sizemore in Running Wild Film’s biographical drama “Durant’s Never Closes” about the owner of the most famous restaurant in Phoenix, Durant’s.

She began acting at the age of 12, when she was pulled out of her 7th grade study hall for a senior student project. But the bug didn’t catch until her brother’s best friend coerced her into auditioning for the school musical her junior year. She then went on to voluntarily win a major role in her senior year musical and then went on to train in acting, along with French and Spanish in college at the University of Pittsburgh. School was put on hold when she moved to North Carolina to get married and start a family. When her husband got out of the Marine Corps they moved to Phoenix, AZ with their 9 month old son, who now about to graduate from nursing school. In Phoenix, Stacie revived her career in acting but this time in addition to theater, she moved into film and tv.

After her divorce Stacie went back to finish college this time earning a BFA in Theatre, where she added screenwriting, voiceover, and directing to her list of skills. Since moving to the Phoenix area she has accumulated a vast resume including theater credits like Lady Macbeth from Shakespeare’s Macbeth, a three character role in Bill Cain’s “9 Circles”, and her favorite, Corday from Marat/Sade. She has played among many things, a French agent, head of a team of bank robbers, and a soiled dove in films like The French Spy, The Men Who Robbed a Bank, and the western Copper Wind. She can be seen as a mom in both a music video for American Gladiator’s “The Wolf” Hollywood Yates’ song “Like Father, Like Son, Like Hell” and the award winning popular horror cult short “Night of the Sea Monkey” with Lynn Lowry of George Romero’s “The Crazies”. And in addition to currently running “Durant’s Never Closes” she’ll soon be seen playing a doctor in Meisner coach and mentor, Kevin Phipps’ surreal drama “Grief”.

Stacie’s favorite roles however have been those she’s been able to play in with her kids, a boy and a girl with her ex husband, and her nine year old boy, son to her current partner in crime, David. When not filming or conducting commercial real estate business on the side, she can be seen at their various events for basketball, horseback riding and diving to name a few.