Megan Tomei

MEGAN TOMEI…

is a New York–born actor, writer, and producer known for her sharp comedic voice and character-driven storytelling. A graduate of NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, she trained at the Stella Adler Studio of Acting and Stonestreet Studios for Film/TV., building a foundation across stage and screen. Following her undergraduate training, Megan continued her education at the University of Southern California and earned an MFA from their highly-selective graduate acting program, all while continuing to develop original work. With a grant from Sony Productions, she was able to star, direct, and write a full-fledged short film, called Joe Doe.

Megan has appeared in a range of film, television, and theater projects, including work with off-broadway houses in both NYC and LA, and multiple independent shorts. In addition to performing, she is a writer and producer, often starring in her own projects, including the improvised web series, "I Tried." She was an Intern at the Ojai Playwrights Conference where she developed new work alongside Pulitzer Prize Winning playwright Stephen Adly Guirgis. She has worked with the LAByrinth Theatre Company and is a proud member of Primitive Grace Theatre Company founded by Paul Caulderon and David Zayas. Her work often blends humor with grounded, offbeat perspectives shaped by her New York roots.

As a producer and founder of her production company, Megatron Inc., Megan is committed to developing original, actor-driven stories across diverse media. Whether on stage, on set, or behind the camera, she brings a collaborative spirit and a distinctly pointed wit to her work.

When she’s not creating, Megan can be heard laughing louder than anyone else in the room, attempting to run a marathon against all better judgments, and pairing dry wines with an even drier sense of humor.

Thank you so much for being privy to the journey!