Haley Schwartz

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About Haley Schwartz

Haley Schwartz is an actor, writer, filmmaker, teaching artist, and independent video professional based in Los Angeles, with 5+ years of freelance and contract video production experience. She works with a range of clients including small businesses and nonprofits creating promotional videos, product videos, and creative content to best suit their needs.As an actor, Haley is a lover of both classical and contemporary texts, and is especially drawn toward work in film, TV, and stage that celebrates queerness, grapples with environmental apocalypse, and/or investigates grief and loss in all its absurd and unpredictable forms. Her favorite roles include: The Governess, The Turn of the Screw; Tilly Evans, She Kills Monsters; and the first ever female Fred in Trinity Rep's A Christmas Carol. Haley received her MFA in Acting from Brown/Trinity Rep ('20) where she was awarded the Antonio Cirino Memorial Scholarship, a Shubert Foundation Award, and the David Wickham Prize in Playwriting. Her full-length play Moonbox and her solo show Bindings both received workshop performances from Brown/Trinity Rep. Haley also worked as a graduate teaching associate, and taught introductory Acting and Directing to undergraduate students at Brown University. She is a proud member of Beyond the Page, and has been working as an actor and teaching artist with Middlebury College and Bread Loaf School of English since the summer of 2019. She holds a B.A. in Political Theory from Brown University ('17).