Rachel Fleischer is a multifaceted creative individual, boasting a repertoire that spans acting, writing, directing, and music.
Born into a family of artists, Fleischer is the daughter of renowned actor and comedian Charles Fleischer, famously known for his iconic voice role as Roger Rabbit.
From a young age, Rachel was immersed in the world of performance, music, and direction, with her creative pursuits becoming an integral part of her childhood.
Fleischer's academic background is marked by her Bachelor's Degree in Film from the esteemed USC School of Cinematic Arts.
After graduating, she embarked on her first feature film, the critically acclaimed documentary "Without A Home," which premiered in November 2011. This personal and poignant film chronicled Rachel's experiences documenting the lives of the homeless in her native city.
Following the success of her feature documentary, Fleischer released the short film "They're With Me," which she wrote, directed, and starred in alongside notable actors Jason Ritter and Jerry Lacy.
Most recently, Rachel has released another short film, "The End of Love," and has also directed a series of celebrity-driven PSA's, featuring Kristen Bell and Michael Rappaport, to raise awareness about homelessness in Los Angeles.
Throughout her career, Rachel Fleischer has consistently demonstrated her versatility, creativity, and dedication to her craft, making her a force to be reckoned with in the entertainment industry.
