Biography
Grae Marino is an award-winning actress, and singer (G.3.M), who began her performing arts journey during early childhood in musical theatre productions in church and community theatre productions. She is formally trained in film, television, theatre, and commercials. She is the youngest of 5 children. Her father was a WWII vet, and also a former bass vocalist for two world renowned gospel a-capella groups during the 1930s and 40s. Her mother, a loving, bubbly, and inspiring force in her life, despite going blind at two and a half years old, studied music growing up, and they both passed on the love of singing to their children. Growing up, Grae loved to visit nursing homes and sing for those who were there.
In 2013, she wrote and directed her first film, Ye of Little Faith, to dedicate to her mother. Grae has, since then, written and directed several short films.
She has worked with Disney, Credit Karma, Universal, Hallmark, NBC, and many other companies.
She is known for her role of "Jackie" in Vertical Film's thriller Inheritance and Gwyn in A Mary Little Christmas.
Grae is a force, a resilient, persistent, kind & loving soul, who believes the Lord, her dreams & creativity, and her praying mother are what pulled her through all of her life's most difficult challenges.
