Becca Lish
Becca Lish is known for playing Dawn Gleed in Netflix' hugely popular original series Clickbait. She has played many character roles in television and film. Fans of animation often recognize her voice as the 'original hipster' Judy Funnie and a host of other characters on cult favorite DOUG (Nickelodeon and Disney's ABC). In addition to appearances on camera, Becca has provided voiceover for every medium and genre. Early in her career, Becca was a resident company member at the legendary Trinity Rep in Providence, Rhode Island, where she performed in over 40 plays. A graduate of Yale College, Becca studied logic and the philosophy of language, moved on to singing in a band in Boston before she was cast in her first professional job at Trinity. Since 1990, she has lived in the Bronx.
Becca McCharen
Becca McCharen studied architecture at the University of Virginia where her courses introduced a method of design through technical CAD drawings. Her summers were spent pouring concrete foundations and building carpentry framing on a construction crew, learning solid joint structures and dynamic material combinations in the process. Following McCharen's graduation in 2006, she worked on everything from construction documents to urban revitalization master plans for several architecture and urban design firms. She also joined the Peace Corps as a municipal development volunteer focused on urban adaptive reuse in El Salvador. In 2008, informed by her obsession with scaffolding, McCharen began mapping the joints on the human body through architectural corsetry. Through an architect co-worker, McCharen was able to meet a New York-based fashion designer that was opening a pop-up shop in the Lower East Side. The Chromat cage bras, bustiers, and dresses that were sent to the shop quickly sold out and attracted attention from blogs and stylists. Several re-orders later, McCharen left her urban design job in Virginia to move to New York City. Chromat was based out of McCharen's bedroom in Brooklyn for its first two years. Five years later, Chromat now has a larger studio with a team of eight designing, producing, and marketing each new Chromat collection. Chromat has evolved from McCharen's early architectural body cage experiments into womenswear, swimwear, lingerie, footwear, and accessories. Chromat has been included in Milk's MADE Fashion Week for the past three New York Fashion Week seasons, and have continued to grow their stockists including Opening Ceremony, Barneys, and Nordstrom. Through world tours for Beyoncé, Madonna, and Nicki Minaj, McCharen has had the incredible opportunity to work with the strong, powerful women who inspire Chromat. Structures are built to adapt to the climate and its users, and McCharen expects clothing to do the same. Clothing, like good architecture, should sense the wearer's environment and body in order to respond, protect and adapt accordingly. McCharen views each garment as armor or scaffolding for the body, empowering the wearer to become the strongest, most powerful version of herself.
Becca Morello
Becca Morello is an actor and model based in Chicago. She began acting at the age of four as a result of her parents' desperate attempt to find an outlet for her energy. From that initial park district class, Becca caught the acting bug and performed all through elementary school, junior high and high school. She studied theatre at the College of Dupage and then completed her studies at the University of North Carolina in Asheville where she double majored in Drama and Mass Communication. She is known for Heavens to Betsy 2 (2019).
Becca Peter
Becca Peter is known for her work on LuLaRich (2021).
Becca Q. Co
Becca Q. Co is an actor, voice actor, writer, director, singer, and artist. She graduated from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts with a BFA in Drama (Meisner, Experimental Theatre Wing, Stonestreet Studios for screen acting, and Commedia dell'arte in Florence, Italy). She completed her BFA with her thesis production of "The Last Laugh," a dark comedy of friendship, forgiveness, confusion in love, and accidental murder(!), which she wrote, directed, and starred in at ETW. She has since been working in theatre, voiceover, commercials, television, and film. Becca enjoys producing original work. Her comedic short film SPIES? was a winner at Indiedance 2020 and awarded as a Silver Finalist in the Spotlight Short Film Awards in Atlanta, GA. It is the Official Selection of The Oregon Short Film Festival, the Rock the Shorts Festival in Los Angeles, and the Austin Micro Short Film Festival. SPIES? is streaming on HUeMANTV. Becca is deeply passionate about representation, uplifting and celebrating stories by marginalized voices, and spreading love and laughter. She is a proud member of Gabriela Los Angeles, a grassroots Filipino women's organization that serves the community and fights for human rights, locally and abroad.
Becca Savoy
Becca Savoy is an actress, known for I Used to Go Here (2020), Cadia: The World Within (2019) and A Fairy's Tale (2015).
Becca Scott
Becca Scott is an actor, improviser, host, twitch streamer, and YouTuber. She is best known for generally being an internet nerd, a host for Geek & Sundry on shows like How to Play, Game the Game, and TBD RPG, and as a correspondent for Magic: The Gathering, Games Workshop, Dell Alienware, and more. She also voiced Sophie Gray in South Park. Becca is a co-owner of the YouTube channel GoodTimeSociety, where you'll find her as the is the Keeper for the Call of Cthulhu Live Play RPG Show The Calyx, co-hosting the podcast To Boldly Watch, and talking board games on How to Game, Gameplay'd, and Good Lookin' Kickstarters. She likes puppy dogs, fine scotch, supporting social justice, and getting shredded, bro.
Becca Spencer
Becca Spencer is an actress and assistant director, known for Drawing a Blank (2015), Love, God & Tattoos (2018) and Lady Luck (2017).
Becca Steinhoff
Becca Steinhoff is a producer and actress, known for Mike Works from Home (2017) and The DVD (2019).
Becca Stewart
Becca Stewart is an actress, known for Zenobureido 2 (2017), Thomas Edison's Secret Lab (2015) and This Way Up (2019).