Rebecca Knowles is a bicoastal actor and producer who splits her time between Los Angeles, Boston, and New York City.
Her most recent television credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon), Mindy Kaling's Never Have I Ever (Netflix), and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix). New media: Intern in Chief (YouTube/Brat), which hit 1 million views on YouTube in the first week, and a recurring role on Snapchat's Solve.
Her film credits include the horror feature anthology Immortal opposite Dylan Baker, the award- winning feature film Stalker - screening in national film festivals, and well a… Rebecca Knowles is a bicoastal actor and producer who splits her time between Los Angeles, Boston, and New York City.
Her most recent television credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Amazon), Mindy Kaling's Never Have I Ever (Netflix), and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (Netflix). New media: Intern in Chief (YouTube/Brat), which hit 1 million views on YouTube in the first week, and a recurring role on Snapchat's Solve.
Her film credits include the horror feature anthology Immortal opposite Dylan Baker, the award- winning feature film Stalker - screening in national film festivals, and well as over a dozen indies and short films during her blossoming career. Theatrically, she was seen in Lincoln 2020: an award-winning Hollywood Fringe show, Girls in White at 54 Below (with Michael Cerveris, Lauren Patten, Bonnie Milligan, Ephie Aardema), New York Musical Theatre Festival, A Musical Christmas Carol (Pittsburgh CLO), and Rope (The REP).
Rebecca believes in the importance of community and is serving on multiple SAG AFTRA committees, including the Los Angeles Next Generation of Performers (NextGen) Committee, the Los Angeles Women's Committee, and the National Next Generation of Performers Committee.
Additionally, she can be heard sharing her experience on multiple podcasts, as well as educating young students, speaking at workshops for The American Theatre Wing and Los Angeles' Notre Dame High School. Her advice to aspiring performers? "There will always be someone to tell you you're not good enough or talented enough or that your dreams are too big. Don't let that person be you."More
