Kaylie Horowitz
(She/They)

   From as early as I can remember, I have always loved and been fascinated by performance. Music classes as a kindergartner, dance lessons in elementary school, and even taking the violin for two years all lead up to my intense eagerness and anxiety when I auditioned for my first play in middle school. I was hooked from then on, and as I have gotten older I have continued to find more outlets to push myself as a performer.

    

   I have performed onstage through four years of collegiate educational experience, and nearly three years as a professional, during which I also acted in an equity performance. Throughout that time, I also was able to gain a little bit of on-camera experience as an extra or as an actor for student work. I have also learned what it takes to bring a fully costumed animal-based character to life, how to improv and stay in the moment with parties of folks solving cases with The Murder Mystery Company, and even how to teach kids about Elf culture thanks to my friend Tinker the Elf at Busch Gardens.

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   Ever since I was a teenager, I fell in love with the idea of working as a voice actor after discovering just how limitless the world of animation could be. I've finally been able to start pursuing that goal over these last few years, and even though it has taken some time to get the ball rolling, I am grateful for the connections I have made and the projects that I have had the chance to take part in. You can watch the animated short Mr. Pablo's Party Poppers below, where I voice three of the characters onscreen, and listen to my two entries for Chilling Tales for Dark Nights' Evil Idol competition.