LOS ANGELES, CA (February 2026) – EKC PR client, rising actress, writer, and producer Emma Parks, has officially signed with Artists & Representatives (A&R) as her agency representation, marking an important next step as her feature slate continues to gain momentum.
A graduate of NYU Tisch School of the Arts (BFA, Drama), Parks has steadily built her profile as a multi-hyphenate creative focused on emotionally grounded, female-driven storytelling. She first garnered industry attention for co-writing, producing, and starring in the Tribeca Festival short film Dirty Towel, which went on to screen at more than 25 festivals worldwide and surpass one million digital views following its online release.
The project is now being developed into a full-length feature film, with Parks attached to reprise her lead role while continuing as co-writer and producer. The feature is currently nearing full funding.
“I’m incredibly grateful to be joining Artists & Representatives,” Parks shares. “After our first meeting, I felt energized about what we can build together. I’m optimistic about this year and excited for what’s ahead.”
In addition to developing the Dirty Towel feature, Parks recently appeared in the indie drama The Short Game, which premiered nationwide. She portrayed Carly, the protagonist’s best friend and an aspiring filmmaker, bringing emotional depth and nuance to the role in what became a meaningful on-screen collaboration.
She recently wrapped production on the coming-of-age dramedy short Ain’t Michael, written and directed by Steven Taylor. She is also in early development on the romantic comedy feature Something Like That, which she is co-writing and set to co-star in.
Parks made her Off-Broadway debut in Fragments with RJ Theatre in New York City and returned the following season for The Weird Sisters. Additional screen credits include lead performances in A Deer in the Woods, Player Piano, and Intervention.
With agency representation now in place and multiple projects in motion, 2026 is poised to be a significant year for Parks as she continues expanding her footprint across film and television.
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