Ashley Morgan Bloom is a versatile New York-based actor whose work spans independent film, network television, theater, and national commercial campaigns.

She appeared in the Sundance Film Festival selection Gun, co-starred on Law & Order: SVU, and earned praise from The New York Times for her performance in the nationally touring production Basetrack Live, where she portrayed Marine wife Melissa Czubai.

Ashley has appeared in numerous independent films, including Love Isn’t Enough, And There Were 4, The Next Step, The In-Law Gang, AI Don’t Exist, and The Final Hour, starring Eric Roberts, Manny Perez, and Clifton Powell. Most recently, she starred in the award-winning short film Happy Box and appeared in a national DraftKings commercial alongside David “Big Papi” Ortiz.

Whether portraying dramatic, comedic, or character-driven roles, Ashley is drawn to stories that explore connection, resilience, and the complexity of being human.

When she’s not acting, Ashley is the founder of Bloom Performing Arts, where she helps young people build confidence, creativity, and courage through performance.

Ashley is represented by Bob Blume of Step Forward Entertainment and Carol Shaginaw Talent.