Veronica Reyes-How is a multi-talented individual, renowned for her exceptional skills in the entertainment industry. Holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from the University of Michigan, she initially pursued a career in technology consulting before making the bold decision to transition into acting.
This pivotal move led to her booking the national tour of the iconic musical Rent, marking the beginning of her illustrious acting career. Veronica's subsequent credits include notable productions such as Miss Saigon, CBS' Blue Bloods, and NBC's The Blacklist, solidifying her status as a talented and versatile performer.
Beyond her acting prowess, Veronica has also ventured into the realm of filmmaking, producing the short film California Roll, which garnered widespread recognition by being accepted into 10 prestigious film festivals across the country. Notably, the film won the Best Micro Thriller award at the 2018 Austin Revolution Film Festival.
As a director, Veronica has had the opportunity to work with esteemed organizations such as Theatreworks USA, The Barrow Group, and Unity Stage Company, further demonstrating her range and adaptability.
In the most recent year, Veronica has made a significant impact as a writer, earning critical acclaim for her 1-hour medical drama American Doctor, which is based on the life of her mother. This poignant and powerful story has qualified as a finalist in several prestigious competitions, including the 2021 Screencraft True Story & Public Domain Finalist, the 2021 Stowe Story Lab Finalist, and the 2021 Screencraft Fellowship Finalist.
Furthermore, Veronica's 1/2 hour comedy Emotional Support has also received recognition, qualifying as a semifinalist in the 2021 Screencraft Comedy Competition.
