Actress Avi Lake's illustrious career commenced at the tender age of four, preceding her comprehension of the craft itself. This precocious interest in acting led her to embark on a journey that would shape her destiny.
As she ventured into the world of independent and student projects, Avi's professional maturity and kind demeanor earned her a sterling reputation, making her a delight to work with. At the tender age of six, she made her film debut in "Meeting Evil", an experience that allowed her to collaborate with esteemed actors Samuel L. Jackson and Luke Wilson. This milestone was followed by a plethora of projects, with a notable highlight being her role as the granddaughter of the iconic Doc, Christopher Lloyd, in the film "The One I Wrote for You".
Avi's television credits include a notable appearance in the first Chicago Fire and PD crossover episodes, as well as the distinction of portraying the beloved poet, Isadora Quagmire of The Quagmire Triplets, in the original Netflix series "A Series of Unfortunate Events".
Beyond her passion for acting, Avi is deeply invested in the film and television industry, driven by a desire to see quality projects come to fruition. To further this goal, she has established her own production company, which is currently developing several series, with Avi not only acting in but also helping to produce these projects.
A fascinating trivia about Avi is that her name is pronounced with a long "a" and was inspired by her artist great-grandmother, Avis.
