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Award-winning Actress , Writer and Producer Sabrina was born in Cleveland, Ohio moved with her family at a young age first to Westfield , New Jersey and Connecticut where she became very active in local theatre and landed her first modeling and TV commercial jobs while still in middle school . She graduated from St. Lukes School in New Canaan, Ct. Studied classical piano from a very early age and majored in Musical Theatre at Emerson College in Boston. Commercials and print modeling during college led to becoming one of 5 finalists in a Wella Balsam nationwide "We're Looking for Faces " contest spots for Right Guard, Chevrolet, Correctol, Miller Light Beer,Maryland Lottery with a young Josh Charles and dozens of other commercials , print jobs, music videos as well as a coveted role as the young Marilyn Monroe in a film "Broken Dreams" followed. She had the good fortune of landing a film which shot in Beijing, China . In recent years performances in great indie films like the viral sensation Removed (2013)by Nathanael Matanick and its subsequent sequel Remember My Story (2015) and nominations for her own films Addiction:this is not a Love Story (2014) and New Skin (2014 ) by Christopher Carson Emmons have led to roles in feature films .