Paige Locke is an actor, singer and filmmaker from Toronto, ON. If you're here reading this, she thanks you.

Most recently, she's been an ACTRA Award nominee the last three consecutive years (2022, 2023, 2024) for her role in Pink Is In (Amazon Prime/Bell Fibe). 
She has also appeared in What We Do in the Shadows, Carter starring Jerry O'Connell, and was a series lead on season 2 of YTV's Emmy-nominated, improvised comedy series Undercover High. In 2023, she filmed a short by Canadian director Aaron Yeger titled Thereby Hangs A Tale alongside Canadian talent Rosemary Dunsmore and Morgan Kohan and an episode of the new CBC comedy series One More Time (Winter '24).

     Under the umbrella of her production company Lockeport Productions, she began producing in 2018 with Misfit M., a Marilyn Monroe biopic in which she stars as Monroe. Misfit M. was accepted to 20 festivals worldwide including the Oscar-Qualifying LA Shorts and won numerous awards for its cinematography, most notably Best Cinematography from Chelsea Film Festival in New York.

The film was adapted from a one-woman play, Misfit (dir. Darren Stewart-Jones), which Locke originated & performed across Ontario throughout 2016 & 2017. Misfit appeared in the Hamilton Fringe Festival and at the Grand Theatre in London, ON. On stage, Paige has also been Kristine in A Chorus Line and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors. 

When not acting and producing, she still works full-time in the film industry. Recent credits include the indie features I Used to be Funny starring Rachel Sennott (location manager, dir. Ally Pankiw), Mustache (assistant director, dir. Imran J. Khan), multiple Netflix documentaries (production), seasons 4 & 5 Vice's Dark Side of the Ring (assistant director), and too many TV movies to recall (production, assistant director, grip, electric and locations). Both Mustache and I Used to Be Funny had their World Premiere at SXSW '23.

     She has a Bachelor of Performing Arts degree from Capilano University in Vancouver, British Columbia and a Music Theatre Performance diploma from St. Clair College in Windsor, ON. She is also an art school dropout (painting & drawing, OCAD University) and splits her time between Toronto and Los Angeles.