Sarah Butler and Jodelle Ferland

Washington Butler, born from Puyallup Washington State, became interested in arts as when she was a young child. She performed on stage and in schools. She attended The University of Southern California and then moved to Los Angeles where she played Belle the beautiful and beast princess at Disneyland for a period of about an entire year and a half. Her primary goal was to get a good agent for talent. After that, she was auditioning for roles in TV and Film. Butler guest-starred in the TV series CSI: Miami and CSI: NY. Her auditions led to roles in the movies A Couple of White Chicks at the Hair Dresser, and the Syfy TV Film of Horror Flu Bird Horror (2008). The year before, she was the role of a woman in Don Stark's web-series Luke 11-17. Butler had a role in the web series I Love Vampires and a regular one in Luke 11:17. She won the title in I Spit on Your Grave, the remake of 1978's film of the same title. At first, she was put off by its nakedness and violence but the female-centric character and the development of the characters helped to convince her. Butler played Jennifer Hills a writer who was gang-raped in a wooded cabin. She is the character who seeks revenge on her attackers. Steven R. Monroe directed the film which was released on October 8, 2010. In November of 2011, Butler as well as Estella Warren began filming the psychological thriller The Stranger Within in Mallorca in Spain. This film would also be made on location in Copenhagen Denmark as well as New York City. In June 2012, she teamed up with Michael Biehn in the Los Angeles filming of Treachery. Butler played in The Demented (2013), which was directed by Michael Welch with Kayla and Michael Welch.

Jodelle Farland is a Canadian Actress with an estimated net worth of four million dollars. Jodelle was born Nanaimo British Columbia Canada, in 1994. The actress began appearing in commercials as a young girl. When she reached four Ferland was able to make her TV as well as film debut with an appearance in Mermaid. Ferland received an Emmy Award in the Made-for-TV movie, making her the youngest actress to ever receive the Emmy Award. She has appeared since then in dozens films and shows like Stargate SG-1 Supernatural Smallville, Trapped Them and Tideland. In 2006 she starred in the horror movie Silent Hill and later earned the role in Good Luck Chuck with Dane Cook as well as Jessica Alba. Ferland played Bree Tanner from Eclipse, which is the third part of the Twilight series. Ferland also has appeared in The Cabin in the Woods Mighty Fine ice Quake The Holiday Heist, Case 39 and Home Alone. The career of Ferland has led her to nominations and won a plethora of other awards. The most notable awards include her winning the Young Artist Award (for Mermaid) as well as an award called the CAMIE Award, for Best Leading Performance in an TV Movie Series or Special.