Aviva Baumann (born Aviva Farber) is an American actress best known for her portrayal of Nikola in the comedy film Superbad.
Biography
Baumann was born as Aviva Farber on July 10, 1984, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Her parents were Laurie Farber-Condon, who worked as a real estate agent, and Aram Farber, a contractor; and her aunt is Alba Francesca, a fellow actress. She started acting at the age of six, when she landed her first commercial role. In her personal life, Baumann has been married to her husband, fellow actor, writer, and publisher Ken Baumann, since June 16, 2012.
On Criminal Minds
Baumann portrayed Sarah Henson, the emotionally abusive daughter of killer Audrey Henson, in the Season Three episode The Crossing.
Filmography
- Pop Up (2013) as Knife of the Blah Blah Twins
- Taken 3: Back to Normal (2012) as Kimmy (short)
- Lizzie (2012) as Grisdale Actress
- NCIS (2008-2012) as Shannon Gibbs/Young Shannon Gibbs (3 episodes)
- Earthbound (2011) as Cindy (short)
- Burn Notice (2011) as Eve
- Tinsel, Terrazzo and Brass (2011) as Brandy (short)
- Black Velvet (2011) as River Girl
- Check Please (2010) as Shauna (short)
- Law & Order: LA (2010) as Stephanie Kasdan
- False Creek Stories (2010) as Gwen (short)
- Blackbird: Static (2010) as The Woman (video short)
- Party Down (2010) as Mandy (2 episodes)
- The Juggler (2009) as The Egghead (short)
- The Closer (2009) as Jenna West
- Saint John of Las Vegas (2009) as Pennie
- Guides (2009) as Casey
- Little Minx Exquisite Corpse: Waffles for Breakfast (2008) as June (short)
- Criminal Minds - The Crossing (2008) TV episode - Sarah Henson
- Superbad (2007) as Nicola
- Cold Case (2007) as Celeste Church, 1997
- Rolling (2007) as Pippi
- Out of Jimmy's Head (2007) as Emily
- Forgiving the Franklins (2006) as Caroline Franklin
- Desperate Hippies (2005) as Chee (short)
- Down in the Valley (2005) as Sherri
- Malcolm in the Middle (2005) as Booster Club Member (uncredited)
- Up Above the World (1997) as Maggie
- The Night Before Christmas (1994) as Schoolgirl #1
- The Fire Next Time (1993) as Child (TV miniseries, uncredited)
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