Diane Baldwin is a Los Angeles-based character actress and award winning producer. She is known for relatable, unassuming characters. Recent work includes "In Pieces," "Another Plan from Outer Space (2018)," and HP's "Computer Show: Affordability." Diane has studied under Joseph Pearlman, Killian McHugh, and is an alumni of the Upright Citizens Brigade.
When she isn't acting, Diane is also a producer, writer, director, and artist. Her most recent directing work includes the short film "About To...
Diane Baldwin is a Los Angeles-based character actress and award winning producer. She is known for relatable, unassuming characters. Recent work includes "In Pieces," "Another Plan from Outer Space (2018)," and HP's "Computer Show: Affordability." Diane has studied under Joseph Pearlman, Killian McHugh, and is an alumni of the Upright Citizens Brigade.
When she isn't acting, Diane is also a producer, writer, director, and artist. Her most recent directing work includes the short film "About Tomorrow (2019)" and the episode "Bed Pugs" of the web series "The Domestic Adventures of Molly & Zoran (2016)." Her latest producing and vfx work includes the award winning short film "Dumbfounded" which was an official selection at the Alhambra Theatre Film Festival (2017) and won the Critic's Choice Award at the Black Cat Picture Show (2017).
Diane Baldwin is a Los Angeles-based character actress and award winning producer. She is known for relatable, unassuming characters. Recent work includes "In Pieces," "Another Plan from Outer Space (2018)," and HP's "Computer Show: Affordability." Diane has studied under Joseph Pearlman, Killian McHugh, and is an alumni of the Upright Citizens Brigade.
When she isn't acting, Diane is also a producer, writer, director, and artist. Her most recent directing work includes the short film "About Tomorrow (2019)" and the episode "Bed Pugs" of the web series "The Domestic Adventures of Molly & Zoran (2016)." Her latest producing and vfx work includes the award winning short film "Dumbfounded" which was an official selection at the Alhambra Theatre Film Festival (2017) and won the Critic's Choice Award at the Black Cat Picture Show (2017).
