Actress Courtney Grace has signed with talent agency Gersh for representation across all areas, following her breakout turn in Steven Spielberg's UAP-themed film "Disclosure Day". A former television news reporter, producer and anchor, Grace played a national NBC news anchor in the film and delivered its emotional climax live on air, drawing attention to her acting career after she left broadcast journalism three years ago.

Grace most recently worked as an anchor at WTSP News in Tampa, Florida, before switching to acting full-time. Since then she has built up a string of credits, including Netflix's "Stranger Things" and "Sweet Magnolias", Hulu's "Murdaugh: Death in the Family", Paramount+'s "Tulsa King", and David Michôd's boxing drama "Christy" alongside Sydney Sweeney. She is next set to appear in Phillip Noyce's thriller "Ally Clark", starring Viola Davis, for Amazon MGM Studios, and continues to be represented by MJ Management and Goodman, Genow, Schenkman alongside her new deal with Gersh.