Gina Hyams

SAG-AFTRA Actor

“Creating experimental theater as a young person, acting was, for me, about invention and transformation. Now, focussing on film and television, it’s more about distillation and play.”
— Gina Hyams

Represented by Ciarra Blackwell
Priority Talent Agency
info@prioritytalentagency.com
480-313-6450

Headshots by Broken Chain Photography

Since moving to New Mexico fall 2023, Gina has plunged back into acting, which was her first creative passion during her teens and early 20s. She reactivated her SAG-AFTRA union membership and worked first as a featured background actor and stand-in in film and television—privileged to act in productions with Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, and Tony award winners (becoming a freakin’ EGOT of extras).

She played an avid fan of romantacy novels on Vince Gilligan’s critically acclaimed Apple TV+ post-apocalyptic sci-fi series, “Pluribus” (in scenes with Rhea Seehorn), a recurring Emergency Department clerk on Netflix’s soapy medical drama, “Pulse,” a magazine editor in A24’s horror movie, “Opus” (in scenes with Ayo Edebiri and Murray Bartlett), a corrections officer on the FOX TV crime drama, “The Cleaning Lady,” a big-haired partygoer on HBO MAX’s 1970s crime thriller, “Duster,” an airport patron strategically positioned behind a kissing couple on the Hallmark rom-com, “Love in the Clouds,” and more (details once other projects get released).

Gina has also honed her on-camera acting, script analysis, and self-tape audition skills with classes at Southwest Scene Works, Act Up Studios, Albuquerque Actors’ Studio, Actors Space Albuquerque, McThunder Workshop, and Kathryn Brink Casting and she continues to train. She recently signed for acting representation with Ciarra Blackwell of Priority Talent Agency and is delighted to start auditioning for speaking roles. Stay tuned…

As seen in the now legendary pilot episode of “Pluribus” with Rhea Seehorn and Miriam Shore directed by Vince Gilligan.

Laughing at Murray Bartlett telling Gen X jokes with Ayo Edibiri in director Mark Anthony Green's debut feature film, “Opus.”

Ever ready for Emergency Department action with Willa Fitzpatrick and Arturo Del Puerto on the Netflix series, “Pulse.”