Victoria Justice

Victoria Justice is the star of the hit Nickelodeon series Victorious and plays the musically-talented Tori Vega, who unexpectedly finds herself navigating life as a student at an elite performing arts high school. The half-hour series showcases Justice's comedic and acting skills, in addition to her vocal abilities, and feature original music performed by Justice and the ensemble cast. Justice also has a recording contract with Columbia/Sony Music for the show soundtrack as well as a solo recording artist.

Justice has guest-starred on Nickelodeon's iCarly as championship fighter Shelby Marx in the one-hour iCarly movie iFight Shelby Marx, which set a new ratings record for the hit series. In addition, Justice guest-starred on Nickelodeon's True Jackson, VP and The Troop. A triple threat, Justice acted, sang and danced in the 2009 Nickelodeon movie-musical Spectacular! with her Victorious co-star Avan Jogia.

Justice joined Nickelodeon in 2005 when she was cast as a series regular on the network's hit series Zoey 101. For three seasons, she played Lola Martinez, Zoey's artsy and dramatic roommate at Pacific Coast Academy.

Most recently, Justice was cast in the coveted lead role of "Wren" in the Paramount Studios feature film, Fun Size, an edgy coming of age laugher set during Halloween. TV director Josh Schwartz (Gossip Girl, Chuck, The OC) will be making his feature-directing debut. In addition, she recently wrapped production on the indie feature First Time in the supporting role of "Jane." The film is directed by Jon Kasdan.

Her other credits include a lead role opposite Dylan and Cole Sprouse in The Kings of Appletown a modern adaptation of the Mark Twain classic Tom Sawyer.

A multi-talented actress, Justice, like her character Tori, attended a school for the performing arts at age 11. Before arriving in Los Angeles seven years ago from Hollywood, Florida, Justice was one of the top child/tween models in the business, having landed coveted print campaigns for such brands as Guess, Ralph Lauren and Gap. Justice began her professional acting career at age 8 when she appeared in an Ovaltine commercial.