Franki Moscato is a teen singer/songwriter, actress, and motivational speaker. She has been on the stage and in front of cameras since a very young age, playing lead roles including Jean Fordham with an adult cast in “August: Osage County”. Franki’s film-acting experience is extensive and includes a sex-trafficking documentary that is used for awareness and prevention training across the country. She has three (3) award-winning music videos, one which earned “Best Music Video” in both the London and Hollywood Independent Film Awards and another that won a Steven Spielberg “Silver Remi” in the World-Fest Houston International Film Festival. Just recently hired by Mattel "Laugh and Learn" Moonbug series as a voice over. Franki performs music as a solo artist across her state of Wisconsin at private and public events of all sizes. With over 200 paid performances, she is best known for astounding her audiences with keen selections of classic oldies by Dean Martin, Nancy Sinatra, Louis Armstrong, and many more "greats of all times". Franki has released several moving originals that are making traction including “Tight Rope”, “Time Machine”, and “Deep Betray”. Her original, “Better Friend”, has recently been used in the comedy movie, “Mags and Julie Go On a Road Trip”, in which Franki was also cast as a teen runaway. Franki is also an accomplished Anthem singer and has performed multiple times for both the Green Bay Packers and the Milwaukee Bucks. She has twice opened the Miss Wisconsin Pageant and sang for both the Vice President and the President of the United States. As a successful young artist who is often noticed by the media, Franki has faced the wrath of bullying and was forced to leave two schools. She uses her dark experiences to talk to kids at school assemblies and youth-support organizations about kindness, anti-bullying, and suicide prevention. In 2019 Franki started a 501(c)(3) entity titled, “Franki Moscato Foundation”. Her foundation grants money to impoverished schools to fight the growing epidemic of teen suicide in Wisconsin. To learn more about Wisconsin's 19 year old Franki Moscato, please visit: www.frankijo.com