Marieh Delfino

Marieh Delfino is a bilingual, Venezuelan-born, Cuban-American actress and producer, raised in Miami.

Recently, Delfino appeared in horror anthology Isolation, psychological thriller The Womb (winner, Grand Prize for Best Film at the Golden State Film Festival), and Steele Wool, and stars in the found-footage horror feature I Don't Like It Here (Official Selection, Unnamed Footage Festival, San Francisco).

Delfino has an extensive career as a voice actress, with series regular roles on Netflix's Maestro in Blue and Amazon's Betty La Fea, amongst many others.

On stage, Delfino starred in the Pulitzer Prize-winning play Dinner with Friends, as well as 100 Saints You Should Know and God of Carnage.

She also produced the music videos Devora's "Body Bag" and Chris Pierce's "Trouble Man," appearing in both as well.

Earlier in her career, she's best known for her role as "Rhonda" in the MGM/American Zoetrope horror franchise Jeepers Creepers 2, and as "Gerri Garber" in National Lampoon's Dorm Daze 1 & 2. Her television credits include a series regular role on NBC's All About Us (alongside Michelle Phillips, of The Mamas & the Papas, who played her mother), a recurring role on FOX's Boston Public, and a guest-starring turn on Stalker. Film work includes Auto Focus (dir. Paul Schrader, starring Greg Kinnear), Zerophilia, for which she earned an International Gay Film Glitter Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress, Wim Wenders' Don't Come Knocking (starring Sam Shepard), and Karyn Kusama's The Invitation.

Delfino is also co-owner of five-time Emmy-winning production company Leepson Bounds Entertainment (LBE). LBE's credits include the Telly Award-winning documentary series Finding Justice (in partnership with Dwayne Johnson's Seven Bucks Productions), Howie Mandel's Animals Doing Things, Cesar 911, and Cesar Millan: Better Human, Better Dog.