Siri Baruc

Siri Baruc is an actress, author and screenwriter who was born in Boston and grew up in Vermont. As a young person she took part in community theater, school productions and acting camp. She started working in film while she studied communications and theater at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. Although she had gained a place in the acting program at the University of the Arts, she decided instead to appear alongside Ralph Macchio in Can't Be Heaven (1999), which was made in Los Angeles. There she trained at the Larry Moss Studio and with Joanne Baron and D.W. Brown, and her later studies covered Alexander technique, voice, dialects and yoga. Her work includes more than 40 credits in film, television, theater and web series, and she has also worked as a published author and screenwriter.