Siri Baruc was born in a Yoga Commune in Boston, MA. Her mother is a clairvoyant teacher and her father, 'Robert Baruc', is the president of Screen Media Films. Siri grew up in Vermont, acting in school plays, acting camp, and community theater. She began her film career while studying theater and communications at Clark University in Worcester, MA. She was accepted into the University of the Arts acting program and was set to transfer but opted to act with the Karate Kid, Ralph Macchio in Can't Be Heaven (1999) which filmed in LA. While in LA she studied at the Larry Moss Studio and The Joanne Baron/ D.W. Brown acting studio. While training and acting in films she also studied Alexander technique, voice, dialect and yoga. Siri has since acted in over 40 films, television episodes, plays and Webseries. Siri is also a published author, screenwriter and Certified Reiki Master Practitioner and teacher. She lives happily with her husband, 'Jake Thornton' in LA.
