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Rachel Quinn is an American actress and dancer. Raised in Los Angeles, she began her career with roles in a variety of stage productions, commercials, industrial videos, and student films. Quinn is best known for portraying Callie in Yusuf Sumer's short comedy film Kaka Nirvana (2010), in which she co-starred with Karan Soni. Her first professional acting experience was in 2006 when she was cast as the ill-fated teenager Megan Stewart in acclaimed cinematographer Michael Goi's controversial directorial debut Megan Is Missing (2011). Filmed over the course of a week, the film wasn't released until May 2011. Her other notable roles include the paraplegic Shelly in Kent Lamm's comedy film The Hands You Shake (2013) and the college student Gwen in an episode of the web series Squaresville (2012). Outside of acting, Quinn is an established dancer and portrayed the Mad Hatter in the music video Tea Time: Alice in Wonderland (2012). She is an University of Southern California alumna.

She was nominated for a 2008 Joseph Jefferson Award Citation for Actress in a Principal Role in a Musical or Revue for &quot;Seven Brides for Seven Brothers&quot; at the Circle Theatre in Chicago, Illinois.

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