Michelle Glick is a New York City based film and theater actress, writer and producer. Her films have appeared in numerous festivals, including: Cannes, The Los Angeles Asian American Film Festival, The Tribeca Film Festival, SXSW and The Toronto International Film Festival.

Most recently she starred in the feature film “Exposed,” which won Best Picture at The Los Angeles International Independent Film Festival, and was produced by ABC Film and Video. Michelle has also had the pleasure of working with award-winning director J.T. Petty, co-writer of “Batman Begins,” and she has appeared on ABC's “All My Children.” Michelle was the face of the GenArt Film Festival for two years and has been featured in commercial print campaigns for companies such as Microsoft and Verizon.

A native of Northport, Alabama, Michelle always dreamed of living in New York City and becoming an actress, even though back then the idea seemed completely absurd. Even still, she danced and sang her way through childhood and into her teen years and never let go of her dream. Deliberately choosing to live a more creative life, (and to her parents dismay) she moved to New York and began to pursue all her dreams just after graduating from the University of Alabama with a degree in Fashion and Marketing.

Shortly after her arrival to "The Big Apple," she was accepted into the prestigious American Academy of Dramatic Arts, receiving a certificate in Theater Arts in their two-year intensive program. Since then, she has completely fallen in love with studying her craft and has gone on to study with Eric Morris, author of “No Acting Please,” Anthony Vincent Bova, John Dapolito and Elizabeth Kemp, acting coach to Harvey Keitel and Artistic Director of The Actor’s Studio.

In the past year, Michelle has stretched her talents into writing and producing. In recent months, she penned her own one-person show, which made its debut in October 2009 in New York City’s theater district, and was just accepted into The Midtown International Theatre Festival, which takes place this summer in NYC. Through her production company, The FilmGym, she produces her own film projects. The FilmGym most recently wrapped “The Bridge,” which won Best Short at The Athens International Film Festival and will soon have its World Premiere this summer at The Bejing International Film Festival. Currently, The FilmGym is producing "The Sea Is All I Know," starring 2009 Oscar nominee Melissa Leo and Peter Gerety (The Wire).

Michelle currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.