"I feel incredibly,
incredibly blessed and
absolutely lucky to
have experienced Cie
Peterson as a drama
coach/teacher/
director. She absolutely
inspired me and
continues to inspire me
to be the best
performer that I can be."

-Stephen A.
NYU Tisch School of Arts
Class of 2008

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Cie Peterson is a native New Yorker, who began her actor training as a teenager studying at the renowned Gene Frankel Workshop in the Broadway district. After many years working as a freelance associate producer and camera operator on a variety of television shows and corporate video productions, Cie once again returned to acting, studying this time with noted acting coach Sande Shurin, and performing in a variety of venues: stage appearances, dinner theater, a national PSA, work at a Nickelodeon theme park, two different summers doing Shakespeare-in-the-Park, and even some costume character work for the NY Mets.

Continuing her education, Cie went on to earn a Masters degree in Theater from Hunter College in NYC, and in 2000 she began a ten-month course in Meisner training, with Sanford Meisner apprentice Larry Silverberg.

In 2003, Cie moved to the Hartford area and worked mainly as a teaching artist and acting coach, occasionally accepting directing jobs as well as acting roles - including a few appearances on the Emmy-nominated, ESPN web series Mayne Street. In June 2008, when her voice was cast as series regular Miss Pringles in the My Lil’ World cartoon that was being developed for the ION network, she decided to turn her attention to the art of voiceover, and trained with several coaches, most notably veteran voiceover artist Bruce Bayley Johnson. Now she works primarily as a voiceover actor, booking commercials, corporate videos, documentaries and even the occasional telephony job. You can hear samples of her work on her website at www.ciepeterson.com.