Born and raised in Los Angeles, California, Irene Park has always made performing part of her daily life. Ever since her first stint as the Virgin Mary in a production of the Nativity at age five, she has been taking every opportunity to take the limelight. Learning and practicing the art of acting and directing as well as voice through middle and high school, she continued to take on a bevy of distinct and challenging roles both female and male. At the University of Pennsylvania, she co-starred as a host on Infocus, a well-known university television show covering on-campus events, national and international affairs. She continued to work on stage as well as dabble in student film productions, music videos, and other short films in New York City. She studied at the T. Schreiber Studio in NYC and at the Tim Phillips Studio in LA. She moved back to Los Angeles to continue to pursue the craft of acting on stage, television, and film. Most recently, she toured across the country with the hereandnow theatre company as well as was cast as Ming-zhu of Angelo Bell's short film, The Legend of the Black Lotus. Additionally, she just wrapped the filming of a special promo for The Resident Evil: Afterlife movie. She is actively seeking both commercial & theatrical representation.