Rachel Quinn is a multifaceted American performer, exceling in both acting and dancing professions. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, her journey in the entertainment industry commenced with a diverse array of stage productions, commercials, industrial videos, and student films.
Quinn's most notable role to date is perhaps her portrayal of Callie in Yusuf Sumer's short comedy film Kaka Nirvana, released in 2010, alongside the talented Karan Soni. Her debut in professional acting was in 2006, when she was cast as Megan Stewart, a troubled teenager, in Michael Goi's directorial debut, the controversial film Megan Is Missing, which was filmed over the course of a week and finally released in May 2011.
Quinn's impressive repertoire also includes the character of Shelly, a paraplegic, in Kent Lamm's comedy film The Hands You Shake, released in 2013, and Gwen, a college student, in an episode of the web series Squaresville, which premiered in 2012. When not acting, Quinn showcases her dancing skills, having portrayed the iconic Mad Hatter in the music video Tea Time: Alice in Wonderland, released in 2012.
As a testament to her academic achievements, Rachel Quinn is an alumna of the esteemed University of Southern California.
