Austin Hatfield is a young up and coming actor who has been active in the Portland film community since 2015. He has performed in several Short films including Infinite Dreams Production’s “I Believe” and Alex Hartwig’s “I Love My Computer”. He is also an talented voice actor who has had several roles on “Husk Podcast”. Austin has also produced his own audio exclusive stories and is currently working on the comedy “Dr. Magma and the Diabolical Identity Crisis”. He is a seasoned improviser having spent several years training at the Brody Theater in downtown Portland. Austin currently attends the Portland Actor’s Lab with instructor Kristina Haddad. When not acting or performing voice over he is often baking, practicing yoga, and playing tabletop RPGs with his friends.