Dorie Barton embarked on her professional journey as a writer-director by creating the feature film "Girl Flu", which initially premiered at the 2016 Los Angeles Film Festival, subsequently garnering widespread acclaim and recognition by being showcased at numerous international film festivals globally, ultimately accumulating a plethora of accolades, including the esteemed Audience Award in the New Director category at the prestigious Nashville Film Festival.
Barton has had a diverse and extensive career in the realm of acting, with numerous television appearances to his name, encompassing a broad spectrum of genres, including daytime dramas and multi-camera sitcoms, showcasing his versatility and adaptability as a performer.
Barton is a multifaceted and versatile stage performer, having recently showcased her impressive acting abilities by taking on the role of Mary in the critically acclaimed play "Passion Play" written by the renowned playwright Sarah Ruhl. Additionally, she has demonstrated her range and versatility by playing the title role in Len Jenkins' "Margot Veil". Furthermore, her voice has been featured in a multitude of national advertising campaigns, showcasing her exceptional vocal talents. Moreover, she has utilized her narration skills to bring documentaries and books to life, serving as a narrator for these projects.
Notably, Barton's expertise extends beyond her artistic endeavors, as she is a highly regarded script consultant, providing guidance and support to both fledgling and accomplished writers and filmmakers.
She earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in theater from the prestigious California Institute of the Arts, and her academic achievement has remained a testament to her dedication to the arts.
Moreover, Barton's association with the Evidence Room Theater Company in Los Angeles serves as a badge of honor, underscoring her commitment to her craft and her continued involvement in the vibrant Los Angeles theater scene.
