About
The Woman Behind the Name
Executive. Recording artist. One woman, many worlds.
Gabrielle Wild has worked in rooms most people never get into: film sets, the halls of Congress, boardrooms, and recording studios. The thread through all of it: she learns what a room needs and makes something happen.
Wild Run
Where it started
Raised among horses and open pasture at Wild Run, her family's Michigan estate, Gabrielle wrote her first song at six and studied classical vocals through Oakland University.
Hollywood
Learning to be seen
At fifteen she began working in entertainment: film sets, national campaigns, runways, and music videos. She learned early how to read a room and hold it.
Washington
Learning how power works
In D.C. she worked in government relations at Tellurian (Woodside Energy), building relationships with the White House, Congress, the Senate, and international embassies.
Los Angeles
Building what's next
She moved into technology at Circadia Health, leading sales initiatives behind 30,000+ device installations, then became Chief of Staff at a leading California law firm, leading operations and practical AI adoption.
Music
Coming home
Music never left. A trained vocalist and BMI-registered songwriter, Gabrielle is preparing to release her debut album, Obsessive: pop with a pulse, house and electronic energy, and velvet-soft ballads. She began recording the album after moving to Los Angeles, while working in luxury real estate, and conceived and executive-produced it herself.
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What she brings
Relationships
Equally at ease with senators, C-suites, and creatives.
Operations
Turns AI and enterprise systems into measurable results.
A creator's eye
Knows what makes an audience feel something.
Selected credits
Film sets, runways, and stages.
- Oz the Great and Powerful
- Scream 4
- Real Steel
- Miley Cyrus
- Kid Rock
- Delta Air Lines
- Ford
- Chevrolet
- KitchenAid
- Cadillac
- Best Buy
- Paul Mitchell
Gabrielle worked alongside prominent actors on major film productions. On Sam Raimi's Oz the Great and Powerful (2013), she worked as a featured actor alongside James Franco, Mila Kunis, Michelle Williams and Rachel Weisz. She worked alongside Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Emma Roberts and Hayden Panettiere on Wes Craven's Scream 4 (2011). In Shawn Levy's Real Steel (2011), she worked as a featured actor in the role of a VIP guest alongside Hugh Jackman and Evangeline Lilly. Her additional film credits included work on The Giant Mechanical Man (2012), alongside Jenna Fischer and Chris Messina, and an appearance as a stewardess in Love and Honor (2013), alongside Liam Hemsworth and Teresa Palmer. Her performance work extended into interactive entertainment, where she held lead roles in the Big Buck Hunter and Moto Racing arcade games, both directed by Ken Hale.
Her music video work included an appearance as a featured dancer in Miley Cyrus's Who Owns My Heart and a role in Kid Rock's Care, directed by Mark Pellington. She also appeared in an MTV/Viacom production featuring Eminem. Gabrielle held the lead role in Gunner & the Grizzly Boys' Pedal to the Floor, directed by Sam Logan Khaleghi, and performed lead roles in music videos for several other artists.
Beyond film and music videos, Gabrielle built a commercial and modeling portfolio spanning nationally recognized brands including Delta Air Lines, Ford, Chevrolet, ALDI, KitchenAid, Cadillac, Paul Mitchell and Best Buy. Her work included commercial productions for Ford and Chevrolet, modeling for KitchenAid and Cadillac, and print and promotional campaigns across fashion, automotive, beauty, travel and consumer brands. Her fashion experience included runway shows featuring Kate Spade, Lilly Pulitzer, Lululemon and Banana Republic, in addition to swimwear, eveningwear, print modeling and branded events. She also took part in promotional productions and events associated with the Detroit Auto Show and the Detroit Red Wings.
During her undergraduate studies, Gabrielle recorded and performed an album with CAD Studios, further developing her work as a vocalist, songwriter and recording artist. She was also featured on Smokin' Gun by The Native Howl. A trained vocalist, she developed a performance background spanning classical and contemporary music. She performed in Mandarin for Chinese New Year celebrations, including performances at the State Theatre in New Jersey and George Mason University in Virginia, and gave a live performance at the Stroh Center at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. At Oakland University she took part in twelve choral concerts, performing nine solos, while studying classical vocal repertoire in English, Italian and Spanish. She also performed with the Mercyaires, a pop vocal and dance ensemble, where she appeared as a soloist.
Gabrielle's experience also extended to live hosting. She worked as a host for children's shows with the Detroit Tigers and hosted staged children's movie-night events benefiting the Children's Hospital of Michigan. She was the sole voiceover artist for a Fiat 500e production through RMS Productions, expanding her work across commercial and creative media.
Full credits available on request.
Booking and press inquiriesBeyond the work
- Travel
- Tennis
- Pilates and yoga
- Hiking and time outdoors
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