Alyx Lee

Orange County Register's Artist of the Year, Alyx Lee, is an Asian-American (Korean) SAG-AFTRA actor and filmmaker who graduated from Chapman University with a B.F.A. in Screen Acting. Her Co-Stars on Disney Freeform's "Grown-ish" and CBS' "Poppa's House" followed by her role on Netflix opposite of Lily Collins, taught her a lot in preparation for her Leading Role in an upcoming series, "Gyopo", a Dramedy about Queer Korean-American cousins with creative ambitions trying to make it in Los Angeles (a story that Lee is proud to be a part of, being a Bi-Sexual Korean-American actress herself). The first audition Lee did post-graduation landed her a role in a Dramedy Feature Film, "Lady Parts". After this movie she then went onto another through Lifetime Movie Network's "My Child Has My Doctor's Face". Having worked with brands like Microsoft, Peloton, HP, WhatsApp, Cox Cable, and so on, Lee discovered a new love and appreciation for the Print and Commercial world. With a background in Cheerleading, she cherished her time training in Screen Combat at Chapman University and continues her knife and hand-to-hand combat training when she can. In her other spare time, she loves to read, play video games (which you can occasionally catch her streaming on Twitch under her gamer tag @Kittarya), write, cook, and snuggle up with her cats.