Ashleigh McGill

Actress/Voice Actor

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Ashleigh Michèle McGill is a dynamic, actress known for her versatile performances across television, film, voiceover, commercial, and stage work. With a commanding on-screen presence and a broad emotional range, Ashleigh has established herself through lead and supporting roles in both network television and independent productions. Television Credits Ashleigh is a recurring and featured talent on networks like TV One and Investigation Discovery (ID), where she played lead roles in episodes of For My Man, Who The Bleep Did I Marry?, and Deadly Affairs. She also appeared in the Emmy-winning digital series Anacostia, and had a featured role on the acclaimed series House of Cards (Ep 305, directed by James Foley). Film Work Her filmography includes lead roles in independent films such as SoLo and Recycle, as well as supporting parts in productions like Open Mind, Safaar, and Kalinda, showcasing her ability to bring depth to diverse characters. Commercial & Industrial Ashleigh has worked with major brands and campaigns including Hope Credit Union, DC Tourism, Mile One Automotive, and Koons Automotive, often featured prominently. In the industrial space, she has led training and promotional productions for entities such as CMS CLIA, MedStar, and the Center for Deployment Psychology. Voiceover & Print A skilled voiceover artist, Ashleigh has lent her voice to projects like Freedom Debt Relief through TubeScience. Her modeling work includes print campaigns for Giant Food Stores, Air Force Civilian Service, and New Pathways. Stage Experience Ashleigh’s theater experience ranges from classic plays such as A Raisin in the Sun to festival performances like Love Game at the DC Black Theatre Festival, demonstrating her comfort in both intimate and large-scale stage environments. Training She has studied extensively under notable coaches including Jim Gleason, Vera J. Katz, Mark McKinnon, and Tommy Griffiths. Her formal training includes a Drama Minor from Hofstra University and active participation in theater clu