Rachel Galvin

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Rachel Galvin is an American actress, writer, and editor, who has performed and worked in Colorado, Los Angeles, and South Florida.

Contents 1 Theater 2 Film 3 Other Pursuits 4 Later Career 4.1 Publishing 4.2 Filmmaker 4.3 Independent Film Actor 4.4 Theater 4.5 Photographer 4.6 Host 5 References 6 External links

[edit] Theater

Galvin began her career in the Colorado area, training with acting coach Bill Smith at The Acting Studio^[1]. ^[2]

[edit] Film

She moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting, having featured roles in several films and television shows, including Babylon 5 (TV series) in the episode "Paragon of Animals" as an enphili refugee. ^[3] She also was featured in several productions, including Halloween H20 and Power Rangers.She also was seen in Damon Packard's Early 70's Horror Trailer^[4]

[edit] Other Pursuits

In Los Angeles, she worked as a talent coordinator for ESI KIDZ, now called The ESI Network. ^[5], working with young actors who have gone on to have a career of their own, such as Malcom David Kelley^[6] who appeared in the TV show Lost. She also worked at Universal Studios as a tram tour guide.^[7]

[edit] Later Career

[edit] Publishing

She moved to South Florida and began a career as a writer, working with various publications, including as a theater critic for the New Times. A full list of New Times Broward Palm Beach articles can be found online. ^[8]. Highlights include:

• Sexual Perversity in Chicago at The Sol Theater ^[9]
• Enchanted April at the Caldwell Theater^[10]
• The Music and Life of Cole Porter at Stage Door Theater ^[11]
• Bubbe Meises -- Bubbe Stories at Atlantis Theater ^[12]
• Hello Dolly at Stage Door Theater ^[13]
• Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris at Palm Beach Dramaworks^[14]
• The Tale of the Allergist's Wife at The Delray Beach Playhouse ^[15]
• Ennio at Cuillo Theater^[16]
• Anything Goes at Stage Door Theater^[17]

She was also a theater critic for Talkin' Broadway. Highlights include:

• Amadeus at The Mosaic Theater^[18]
• Necessary Targets at Lehman Theater^[19]

In addition, she has been a restaurant reviewer, writing about local Florida restaurants, chefs, and other food topics. Her work has been seen in CitySmart Magazine and DinnerReviews.com. ^{[20] [21]}

She is currently editor at CitySmart Magazine in South Florida.^[22]

She has her own fashion blog called Let's Talk Fashion. ^[23]

[edit] Filmmaker

She worked on several independent projects as a producer but took on a directorial debut, starring in a short film called To Mine Own Self Be True^[24], which was shown twice in 2005 at Screamfest.

[edit] Independent Film Actor

Galvin starred in several independent projects in South Florida, including feature films Film Contest ^[25] and "Elixir" ^[26]. She also was in several short films, including "Faded,""Lockbox," "Wrong Turn," Casting Call," "Final Job," and "Frozen Styph." A full resume is listed on www.imdb.com ^[27].

[edit] Theater

She performed three roles in a campy musical about alienation, entitled Beware the Eyes of Mars [1], playing Miss Pussywillow, Galaxy Operator, and Moonbeam (2006).

[edit] Photographer

Galvin is also a photographer. She took photos of FTL MODA, a fashion show held in January 2007 in Ft. Lauderdale.^[28]

[edit] Host

She interviewed filmmakers on the red carpet at the Palm Beach International Film Festival for BocaRaton.com. Video is available on www.bocaraton.com.^[29]

She was a guest reporter on CityTV25's program "In the Loop." ^[30]

[edit] References

She is a host for podcast KoreMovies.com as well as a guest host on KoreNews.com.^[1]

[edit] External links

• http://www.rachelgalvin.net
• http://www.myspace.com/writerrachel,
• http://www.creativerachel.tripod.com