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Rachel Galvin is a South Florida based actor, writer and editor. To see more specifics as to her work, click on the links toward the bottom of the page to see additional pages.

Rachel Galvin Biography

Rachel has been acting for the last ten years, taking on a plethora of characters from serial killers to girls next door, from teenagers to grannys. In her latest film, “Elixir,” she had the chance to vamp it up as Magalada Hoopalong, the (self-appointed – ha-ha) “sexiest reporter in the galaxy” and she thanks Dave Miller, cast, and crew, for letting her be a part of the crazy magic.

Rachel began her experience in the world of acting on the stage, partaking in dramas, comedies, and musicals in Colorado, Los Angeles, and here in Florida, including murder mysteries. She worked with a group called Her Acting Group, writing and performing her own material.

She did the Hollywood, CA circuit and was featured on multiple TV shows and films, including “Halloween H20,” “Babylon 5,” and “Ellen.” She took on a position within a talent management company, called ESI KIDZ (now ESI NETWORK), working with young talent and managing their parents (ha-ha). On the weekends, she was a tram tour guide at Universal Studios. In her spare time, she studied the techniques of everything from Meisner to Stella Adler and took Latin Vibe, ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop classes. She was also a theater critic for Talent Magazine.

Upon moving to South Florida (in 2000), she took a change of pace, diving into learning the guitar and vocals, studying with Josh Nolan, and performing her own poetry. But soon she became embedded in the supportive independent film industry here. In 2003, she directed and acted in her own experimental short film, entitled “To Mine Own Self Be True,” which was shown at Screamfest. She proceeded to book job after job as an actress in independent films like “Film Contest?” (shown at the Palm Beach Film Festival), and in countless short films, including “Lockbox,” “Sugarmommy,” “Refusal,” and “Call Me.”

This type A personality likes to take on as much as possible until she virtually collapses from exhaustion. In addition to all of the above, she has been a host for BocaRaton.com and CSTV 25 and is the editor of CitySmart Magazine, a fashion lifestyle magazine. She also currently writes freelance for The Forum Newspaper, Neighborhood News, WeMerge Magazine. She has written for over 20 local publications in total, including being a theater critic for New Times and Talking Broadway, Sun Sentinel, Capture Life Magazine, Palm Beach Illustrated, and others. She has worked on several feature film scripts and recently worked on research for a locally filmed reality show.

This busy bee has many films and other projects already in the works. She is currently co-writing a book on New Age philosophies and practices. And she works on publicity for several clients, doing everything from writing press releases to creating resumes and brochures. Look for her as Amazing Grace in the upcoming feature film “Caped Crusaders,” in which she will play a super hero!