Actor/Singer

Meredith Mauldin is a professional singer and actor. She played numerous roles at Collin College before launching her professional career; including leading roles in subUrbia and Don’t Rock the Jukebox. Meredith toured as a singer/dancer with Vince Vance and the Valiants, and was a member of the pop group, Paper Dolls. More recently she performed with the popular jazz band The Cornerpocket. Meredith has filmed commercials for numerous companies, including Chevy, 7-Eleven, ColorTyme, Samsung, J.C. Penney, PepBoys, Blockbuster, Radio Shack, Garden Ridge, Black Angus Steak House, Auto Zone, and many others. Her film work includes roles in The Final Semester, The Imposter, The Anarchist's Cookbook, and Slap Her She's French. She appeared onscreen with Johnny Knoxville and Katherine Heigl in The Ringer, produced by the Farrelly Brothers. This sweet and loving film, by the producers of Dumb and Dumber and There’s Something About Mary, chronicles two con artists’ attempt to gain fame and fortune by fixing the Special Olympics. Meredith was seen on television in NBC's Saving Jessica Lynch, playing Jessica's best friend from back home. Meredith starred in the music video for country singer Kenny Chesney’s hit, "There Goes My Life;" which won numerous CMA awards. Her original song "Empty" appears in the feature film, The Imposter. Meredith is also a voice actor on animated series Dragon Ball Z, and makes appearances at animation conventions across the country.