LAYNE MARIE WILLIAMS is an actor/filmmaker represented by Ambassador Talent Agents, DeSanti Talents, Johnson McKay Talents, and Karen Stavens Enterprises. She grew up in Montgomery, AL, collected her BFA from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, PA, and now pursues her multifaceted artistry in Chicago, IL.
Layne Marie has exercised her transformational qualities in several professional theatrical productions and independent films, and has found herself drawn to the rich, deeply challenging world of directing, writing, and film production.
She is a founding member of Women of the Now, the Co-Founder of The Women's Film Festival originating in Philadelphia, PA in March 2015. Her work has been screened at The Women’s Film Festival, The Dojo, Canvas, & FEED Arts.
Layne Marie has worked professionally onstage since graduation with Brainspunk Theater Company, the Fresh Fruit Play Festival in New York, and in the Chicago premier of Dane Eissler's Forever Fetal this past October. On camera, she has appeared in Crystal Lake directed by Jennifer Reeder, a music video for the indie rock group Banned Books, and as a principal role in Death With Dignity directed by and starring Grace McPhillips.
Layne Marie has exercised her transformational qualities in several professional theatrical productions and independent films, and has found herself drawn to the rich, deeply challenging world of directing, writing, and film production.
She is a founding member of Women of the Now, the Co-Founder of The Women's Film Festival originating in Philadelphia, PA in March 2015. Her work has been screened at The Women’s Film Festival, The Dojo, Canvas, & FEED Arts.
Layne Marie has worked professionally onstage since graduation with Brainspunk Theater Company, the Fresh Fruit Play Festival in New York, and in the Chicago premier of Dane Eissler's Forever Fetal this past October. On camera, she has appeared in Crystal Lake directed by Jennifer Reeder, a music video for the indie rock group Banned Books, and as a principal role in Death With Dignity directed by and starring Grace McPhillips.
