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Meredith Antoian

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Antoian growing up outside of Philadelphia, her love of acting was first inspired by Peter Jackson’s, 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy. She is a fan of fantasy and sci-fi genres. Meredith recently graduated from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts where she studied at The Experimental Theater Wing for four years. Here she wrote, directed, and starred in her own original piece, 'The Anne Boleyn Project,' a historical drama based off of Henry VIII of England’s most infamous wife and Queen. Meredith hopes to continue to integrate her passion for history into theater, film, and TV.

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c.1989/90, Philadelphia

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Actress, Writer

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June 2013 - Present

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Marina

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Antoian growing up outside of Philadelphia, her love of acting was first inspired by Peter Jackson’s, 'The Lord of the Rings' trilogy. She is a fan of fantasy and sci-fi genres. Meredith recently graduated from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts where she studied at The Experimental Theater Wing for four years. Here she wrote, directed, and starred in her own original piece, 'The Anne Boleyn Project,' a historical drama based off of Henry VIII of England’s most infamous wife and Queen. Meredith hopes to continue to integrate her passion for history into theater, film, and TV. She has appeared in a wide range of work throughout her career at NYU and is currently working on translating her theatrical training to film and tv. In addition she is developing a short film with some of her closest friends and colleagues. Meredith's recent film and TV credits include the female lead, Suzi, in short film "The Best Photograph" (2013), one episode of "Dates from Hell" (2014) as Debra Pizano, and as Meredith in another short called "Sadness" (2014).