Paige Locke is an actor and filmmaker from Toronto, ON. She is a proud member of ACTRA and the Directors Guild of Canada (DGC). She holds a BPA in Interdisciplinary Performance and Music Theatre.
 

As an actor, her first break was on the Emmy-nominated, improvised comedy series Undercover High on YTV. She's gone on to receive three consecutive ACTRA Award nominations for each season of Pink Is In (Amazon Prime) and has appeared in What We Do in the Shadows (FX), One More Time (CBC), Hollywood Homicide (OWN), and Carter (Bravo). 
 

She began producing with Misfit M., a Marilyn Monroe biopic in which she also plays Monroe (LA Shorts International Film Festival). Misfit M. was adapted from a one-woman show, Misfit, which she originated & performed across Ontario at such venues as the Grand Theatre in London, the Hamilton Fringe Festival, and the Alumnae Theatre in Toronto. On stage, Paige has been Kristine in A Chorus Line and Audrey in Little Shop of Horrors.

Recent film credits include the indie features I Used to be Funny starring Rachel Sennott, Mustache starring Alicia Silverstone and Hasan Minhaj, Northbound starring Bruce Dern, The Handmaid's Tale, multiple Netflix documentaries, seasons 4, 5 & 6 of Vice's Dark Side of the Ring, TV movies for all the networks you'd expect, and a slew of commercials. Both Mustache and I Used to Be Funny had their World Premiere at SXSW '23. She's had her own films screen at the Oscar-Qualifying LA Shorts International Film Festival, New York Shorts, Canadian Film Fest, Inside Out Film Fest, Vail Film Festival and Woodstock Film Festival, among others. Download CV or check out IMDb.

She's currently developing her first feature-length screenplay, an erotic dramedy that she's very excited about, and has spent the greater part of 2025 on set of The Handmaid's Tale spin-off, The Testaments.
 

What's the dream? It's no award or accolade.

It's to make movies with amazing people, and to host Saturday Night Live.

She splits her time between Toronto and Los Angeles.