Lydia Look, a multi-talented and multilingual actress, has received numerous awards and accolades for her impressive range in both comedy and drama. Her portrayal of Hannah in the Lifetime TV Movie "Mistress Hunter" was described as "unsettlingly confident and shrewd" by Allen Foster of Entertaining Options, yet she also brought a sense of understated humor to the role, adding depth and memorable moments to the film.
As the audiobook narrator for Kevin Kwan's bestselling novels "China Rich Girlfriend" and "Rich People Problems", Look's energetic and emphatic narration brought the characters to life, earning praise from Booklistreader.
Born in Singapore, Look was identified as "Gifted, dynamic, and talented" at the age of six by her teachers, Sister Dolores and Sister Josephine Healy, who nurtured her in the world of Shakespeare and helped her graduate with an Associate in Speech & Drama from Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
As a teenager, Look honed her acting skills by voice-dubbing local Mandarin television episodes into English for SBC and performing on stage with various companies. At 18, she received an arts scholarship to USC School of Film & Television and USC School of Theater for acting.
Her sophomore year saw her land the lead role in the stage show "The Woman Warrior", which earned her critical acclaim and full houses at the Berkeley Repertory Theater and The Huntington Theatre. Look's academic pursuits were temporarily stalled as she optioned her first feature film script to The Samuel Goldwyn Company and wrote a freelance episode for "The Sentinel".
After graduating from college, Look continued to work as an actress and writer in Hollywood, optioning her scripts and creating content for various platforms. Her upcoming projects include Steven Soderberg's "The Laundromat" and Paul Kowalski's "Paper Tiger".
