Angeline Renee Cook is a seasoned artist with over 25 years of experience in both film and theater. Her acting journey has been shaped by legendary mentors, including Milton Katselas, Tony Barr, Don Finn, Howard Fine, and Tracy Roberts. Her training was further enriched by iconic film and television figures such as Hilly Elkins, Ted Post, Elliot Kastner, Richard Zanuck and Jerry Weintraub, providing her with a diverse foundation in the craft.

A founding member of Stages Theatre, Angeline’s work as a director and playwright has earned her numerous accolades, including the prestigious Best New Artist Voice award. Her talents have spanned both coasts, with performing and directing credits in Los Angeles and New York City. A highlight of her theatrical career was portraying Miss Adelaide in the beloved musical Guys and Dolls, a role that remains one of her favorites. To date, she has produced over 25 short and feature films.

In addition to her artistic achievements, Angeline has worn many hats in the entertainment and finance industry, including roles as a former COO, Financial Analyst, Talent Agent, award-winning Producer and former intern with the Directors Guild of America. Her diverse experience reflects her deep commitment to the arts both on and off stage, and she always makes time to mentor or talk with aspiring and fellow artists.

Angeline is an active member of SAG- AFTRA, DECA, ABA, Film Independent Artist Circle, International Brotherhood Of Magicians, and Yoga Alliance. Her devotion to her community extends beyond her artistic career, as she volunteers with Community Hospice. Currently, Angeline is completing an MFA in Film with CalArts/VCFA.