#emumfordedit

[anastasliagrey]

Eloise Mumford at the Vanity Fair and FIAT celebration of Young Hollywood --   February 17, 2015 in Los Angeles

[dornansteele]

I have had a lot of training as an actor, but it's very different than being on set. - Eloise Mumford 

[50shades]

[50shades]

“Jamie is adorable and has a super great body. I’m sorry to my boyfriend, I feel so guilty doing this.”

[anastasliagrey]

I was fortunate to grow up in a very open and accepting community and that has shaped me into the person I am today. During high school I worked with Planned Parenthood as a peer educator, which meant going into local high school and middle school classrooms and talking with teens about their experiences with sexuality, peer pressure, bullying, and all the other complicated issues that come with being teenagers. Then and now, I am incredibly committed to dispelling the notion that “other” is bad or wrong. It’s important for art to instigate conversations that we otherwise maybe wouldn’t be having- and it’s equally important for us all to approach each other with open minds and hearts

[anastasliagrey]

I never could make up my mind on what I wanted to be, growing up. A high school math teacher, a doctor, a theater-as-therapy counselor, serving in the Peace Corps… But I saw a production of a musical at a young age and something about the feeling of being on stage and getting to live many different lives all while still being me made me feel alive in a way I never wanted to give up. Of course I don’t think I realized that at 8, I think I just was consumed with the joy of telling stories. And that irreplaceable feeling of being truly in each moment.

[anastasliagrey]

Eloise Mumford for Content Mode Magazine, 2015 

[50shades]

“Jamie is adorable and has a super great body. I'm sorry to my boyfriend, I feel so guilty doing this.”

[50shades]

[anastasliagrey]

[anastasliagrey]

[50shades]

Eloise Mumford leaving HuffPost Live (Feb. 4, 2015)