Meghan Guastella is a Venezuelan-American actress, fight choreographer, action actor, and director based in New York City and Miami, FL. She graduated Magna Cum Laude from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts BFA Acting program. She attended The Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute (NYC) and Stonestreet Studios, training in Method Acting, Voice and Speech, and Stage Combat.

She is fluent in Spanish and English and works in both languages. Meghan is a big fan of sci-fi, fantasy, action, and biographical works. She dreams of creating and performing in projects in all four genres in the near future.

Meghan’s athletic background and continuous work in stage combat has allowed her to perform and choreograph epic fight scenes. Learning from some of the best in the industry, she has received her SAFD Certifications in Broadsword, Rapier Dagger, and Unarmed with help of Fight Masters David Brimmer and J. Allen Suddeth. Most recently, she has received a SAFD Certification in Theatrical Firearms, learning from Fight Master Ian Rose.

Meghan’s most recent acting works include leading roles in Campus Crimefighters (NYU Thesis), Blindfold (Independent Short), Moving (Independent Short), The Last Moon Landing (Originated Theatrical Role), The Last Supper and Three Years Later (Originated Theatrical Role), and High Seas (Spotify Audio Drama).

Meghan’s most recent fight choreography works include: The Vibe by Earl Hondo (Music Video), 7 Deadly Sins (NYU Thesis), The Girl & The Mantis (Independent Short), Charles and Slim (Independent Short), Overtime (NYU Thesis), Kabuk (NYU Thesis/nffty selected), and The Outlaw (Independent Short).

Meghan is a highly collaborative artist who thrives on the process of bringing new projects to life. She loves to light up a room in the search of new questions, fresh perspectives, and, ultimately, interesting solutions to creative challenges.