Lindsey Shaw — Biography
Born in Lincoln, Nebraska, on May 10, 1989, Lindsey Shaw embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of twelve, taking on roles in advertisements and television productions. Her career gained significant traction in 2004 when she secured her most recognized part as Jennifer "Moze" Mosely in the Nickelodeon show Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide. This program, which aired for three seasons, propelled Shaw to considerable fame with younger viewers.
Three years later, in 2007, Shaw took on a leading role in the CW series Aliens in America, sharing the screen with actors Graham Phillips and Ryan Kelley for one season. Following this, in 2009, she starred in ABC Family's 10 Things I Hate About You, a television adaptation of the well-known 1999 movie. This series ran for two seasons.
Her presence on ABC Family continued in 2010 when she joined the cast of Pretty Little Liars as Paige McCullers, a role she maintained until the series finale in 2017. In 2015, Shaw also contributed to the MTV series Faking It, portraying Sasha Harvey. Beyond her extensive television work, Shaw has also lent her talents to the big screen, appearing in films such as Teen Spirit (2011), 16 Love (2013), and Love Me (2015). Shaw's adaptability as an actress is evident in her diverse range of performances, solidifying her status as a popular figure with young audiences and marking a successful trajectory in both television and film.
Three years later, in 2007, Shaw took on a leading role in the CW series Aliens in America, sharing the screen with actors Graham Phillips and Ryan Kelley for one season. Following this, in 2009, she starred in ABC Family's 10 Things I Hate About You, a television adaptation of the well-known 1999 movie. This series ran for two seasons.
Her presence on ABC Family continued in 2010 when she joined the cast of Pretty Little Liars as Paige McCullers, a role she maintained until the series finale in 2017. In 2015, Shaw also contributed to the MTV series Faking It, portraying Sasha Harvey. Beyond her extensive television work, Shaw has also lent her talents to the big screen, appearing in films such as Teen Spirit (2011), 16 Love (2013), and Love Me (2015). Shaw's adaptability as an actress is evident in her diverse range of performances, solidifying her status as a popular figure with young audiences and marking a successful trajectory in both television and film.
