Hayley Joann Williams is a British actress from Cheshire, England, who has made a name for herself in the entertainment industry through her versatility in stage, film, and television performances.
Her most notable roles include the leading part of Dr. Martinelli in the feature film "Triassic World", where she portrayed an ambitious and driven scientist who will stop at nothing to revolutionize medical science. Her performance earned her critical acclaim and several awards, including Best Actress at the B Movie Festival in New York and the Los Angeles Short Film Festival.
Hayley has also gained recognition for her portrayal of Marie Dumont in the supernatural thriller "The Shadow Within", which starred alongside Beth Winslet. Her work on this film led to numerous award nominations and wins, including Best Actress at the B Movie Festival in New York and the Los Angeles Short Film Festival.
In addition to her film work, Hayley has also been involved in various web series, including a three-episode arc on Disney's "Love Vampires" and the triptych of science fiction films "Embers of the Sky", which premiered at the Action on Film Festival. One of her favorite roles was as a woman possessed in "The Exorcism Diaries".
Hayley has also made a name for herself in the voice-over industry, having worked on commercials for Amazon Kindle UK, Mastercard, Hästens Beds, Audi, and Technicolor. She has also been involved in documentary narration, video games, and radio drama.
In her radio drama career, Hayley played the role of 'Sian Pearce' in the BBC Radio Drama Torchwood: The Lost Files, alongside cast members John Barrowman and Eve Myles. Her episode, "The Devil and Miss Carew", was a standout performance that showcased her versatility as an actress.
Hayley has also toured the UK in various theater productions, including The Coma at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, which received positive reviews. She trained at Drama Studio London and currently resides in Brighton, England, after returning to the UK from Los Angeles, California.
