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Margaret H. Baker is best known for utilizing her androgynous hairless canvas and pushing beyond gender boundaries in strong female roles that fall outside of Hollywood's traditional beauty norm. Challenging the outdated "Chemo" stereotype, her roles are varied portraying today's Caucasian bald woman as healthy, fit, and strong. Her performances as the Humanoid (By Night: Origins), Dr. Brock Holt's deranged lobotomy patient (Scream Queens 2), and a frightening female zombie for AMC (The Walking Dead) offer provocative chills. In between projects, Margaret runs AVE, a small business dedicated to assisting elders in the early stages of Dementia. Merging her talents as performer, writer, producer, and international spokesperson, Margaret's work aims to celebrate the human condition at its deepest core. Margaret lives in Los Angeles and New York.

Margaret H. Baker is best known for utilizing her androgynous hairless canvas and pushing beyond gender boundaries in strong female roles that fall outside of Hollywood's traditional beauty norm. Challenging the outdated "Chemo" stereotype, her roles are varied portraying today's Caucasian bald woman as healthy, fit, and strong. Her performances as the Humanoid (By Night: Origins), Dr. Brock Holt's deranged lobotomy patient (Scream Queens 2), and a frightening female zombie for AMC (The Walking Dead) offer provocative chills. In between projects, Margaret runs AVE, a small business dedicated to assisting elders in the early stages of Dementia. Merging her talents as performer, writer, producer, and international spokesperson, Margaret's work aims to celebrate the human condition at its deepest core. Margaret lives in Los Angeles and New York.