Stefanie Scott is an actress and musician who brings warmth, humor, and a playful edge to every project. She also has a knack for friendly competition, especially in Mario Kart. On Disney’s A.N.T. Farm she stars as Lexi, a character whose ambition and sharp wit light up the school storylines. This interview recounts Stefanie’s journey from school days to a landmark film and a fresh music release.
Lexi on A.N.T. Farm is defined by her drive. She leads in the school plays, runs for student body president, and juggles a calendar that seems always full. Stefanie says the role carries a hint of insecurity and sass as Lexi protects her pride. The character’s dynamic with China Anne McClain’s Chyna adds tension, yet the engine of the story comes from contrasts that keep Lexi compelling to watch.
Lexi is the popular cheerleader, and the actor notes that Stefanie herself navigated a different teen path. The high school experience described for Lexi mirrors a demanding, fast paced world on set. Stefanie explains that she was homeschooled to accommodate filming, learning alongside the cast with tutors. Her memories include school dances, locker moments, and the friendships formed in the bright, busy years of her youth.
On set they find a way to fit school into the day. Stefanie says she averages about three hours of study alongside filming, rehearsals, and other responsibilities. Breaks become tutoring sessions, and blocks of geometry or algebra often appear between scenes. It is demanding, yet she treats the balance as essential to pursuing her craft rather than a mere side note to the running schedule.
What fans can expect from season three of A.N.T. Farm remains under wraps, but Stefanie hints at a shift in the storyline. The group heads to A.N.T. Farm Boarding School, bringing new settings and dynamics. She looks forward to seeing how the writers explore this change and how the ensemble navigates the new environment. The cast is eager to reconnect with the shared energy of the A.N.T. Farm family.
Stefanie also voices Moppet Girl in the forthcoming family film Wreck-It Ralph. The movie imagines what happens when the arcade goes quiet at night and the characters come to life at Game Central Station. Ralph is portrayed as a hero trying to break out of a misunderstood image, and Moppet Girl is the first to notice his absence, sparking a cascade of adventures across the arcade world. Stefanie describes Moppet Girl as curious and game loving, a character who notices what others miss and helps set the plot in motion.
Recording an animated feature presents a different kind of challenge. Stefanie explains that the voice booth becomes the primary stage, with reference images guiding the performance. She reads lines and then adds the subtle sighs and breaths that give the character shape. The sessions are filled with playful moments as the crew tests noises and reactions, all while the focus remains on the vivid world of arcade games and their inhabitants.
Her favorite arcade game growing up was Mario Kart, a pastime shared with her brothers. The older siblings were fiercely competitive, and Stefanie remembers holding her own and scoring victories when luck and skill aligned just right. Those memories reflect a love of gaming that she carried into the voices she would later give to animated characters.
Beyond acting, Stefanie is a singer who recently released a track titled FYI with a positive message. The song encourages listeners to embrace their individuality and to resist cookie-cutter expectations. FYI stands for for your information, a reminder that the best version of oneself often comes from recognizing and celebrating personal quirks and strengths.
If asked to choose between acting and singing, Stefanie would struggle to pick. She loves both fields for different reasons: acting lets her inhabit new personalities and build authentic relationships on set, while writing music and poetry lets her explore personal experiences. She envisions a future where both paths intersect, perhaps in a Broadway show or a musical film that blends storytelling with song.
Thank you, Stefanie. Fans can look for Wreck-It Ralph in theaters and for new episodes of A.N.T. Farm on Family, as she continues to grow as an artist and performer. The journey includes ongoing projects in North America that fans can follow as her career broadens across screen and stage.
Stefanie’s story reaches beyond a single genre or media. Her voice work in animation, her acting on television, and her music release together form a narrative of creative exploration that resonates with audiences on both sides of the border. The blend of television, film, and music highlights a versatile talent with a clear passion for telling stories people can feel and remember.
In addition to the roles and releases, Stefanie remains connected to fans in Canada and the United States through performances and media appearances that showcase her evolving artistry. Her work continues to capture moments of youth, ambition, and the power of following a creative path with authenticity and courage.
The culmination of these ventures points to a future where Stefanie can explore even richer collaborations. She invites listeners and viewers to stay tuned for what comes next, as she writes new chapters for Lexi, Moppet Girl, and herself as an entertainer who never stops growing. The arc of her career is a reminder that discovery often begins with a single, brave choice to share one’s talents with the world.