Michele Morrow

Known for her enthusiastic and knowledgeable presence in the gaming community, actor and host Michele Morrow first took an interest in video games at the young age of five, when her parents brought home a Commodore 64. Born in Spokane, Washington, Morrow's other love soon proved to be acting. After appearing in numerous student productions, she studied drama at the University of Washington before moving to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career full time. She landed her first role in the 2004 horror film "Purgatory House" (2004). She then followed this with roles in movies like "The Seer" (2007) before a car accident left Morrow with thoracic outlet syndrome, forced to wear a neck brace for an entire year. During this time, Morrow rediscovered her interest in games, eventually recovering from her injury and finding an outlet for her renewed love of video games as the host of the web series "App Attack" (2012-) and "Chicks with Joysticks" (2012-). She would later write, produce, and host the even more successful web series "Chaotic Awesome" (2014-) and co-host the show "Super Fan Builds" (2016-17), about the world of cosplay. In 2017, Morrow joined the cast of the highly anticipated gaming-centric comedy series "Good Game" (2017-) on YouTube Red.