Lori Dorfman's childhood was spent in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, California, where she was fortunate enough to have a significant portion of her elementary through high school education focused on the dramatic arts, encompassing acting, dance, and music.
Upon completing her high school education, Lori was offered a contract with one of the few classical theaters in Los Angeles, marking the beginning of her professional acting career.
Simultaneously, Lori pursued higher education by enrolling in the studio program at the esteemed American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, where she honed her acting skills. Additionally, she studied photography and printmaking in an art school setting.
Lori's professional acting career started on the stage, with performances for renowned companies such as Marin Shakespeare Company and Pacific Coast Repertory Theater, among many others.
Subsequently, Lori transitioned to film and television, securing roles in notable productions including Stephen Spielberg's 'Extant,' Sebastian Lelio's 'Gloria Bell,' and Apple TV+'s 'For All Mankind.'