Artemis
Snow
/ˈär-tə-məs ˈsnō/
1. Artist
2. Athlete
3. Adventurer
Artemis Snow is an Asian American SAG-AFTRA actor, voice over artist, and athlete.
Calling NY and LA home, her work can be found in internationally recognized projects.
A bridge of cultures with the wealth of other professional lifetimes and world travel,
her languages and strong athletic background enrich her ability to tell stories.
Artemis’ dynamic presence can be seen and felt in starring roles on Academy Award ® qualifying festival films - Mother’s Tongue and Tarot, both official selections at the LAAPFF, and in Summer Soundtrack (Cinequest). She also leads in other distinguished, globally resonant projects like Anchor Baby, a film that toured internationally including at the Hong Kong Arthouse Film Festival, Mothership (Lifetime), The Sound That Remains (London Independent Film Awards), and Clearance (IMDB Qualifying Accolade Global Film Competition). She appears in Top Dog, which won Best Series at the Nashville Film Festival, and is part of the ensemble cast of the family drama Spit It Out with Eric Roberts (Cinequest, SeriesFest). On television, she's appeared opposite acclaimed performers such as Angela Bassett, Vic Mensa, Jabari Banks, and Bianca Belair. Active in other facets of filmmaking behind the camera as well, Artemis brings this valued aspect of understanding into her collaborations.
You can hear Artemis' versatile voice bring Elisa Lam's words to life on Netflix's #1 hit series, The Vanishing at Cecil Hotel, directed by Emmy winner Joe Berlinger. She performs character driven storylines in AAA games like Bethesda's blockbuster Starfield (Huan Daiyu) and beloved RPGs such as Hypergryph's Arknights (Lin). Her multifaceted voice appears in other prestigious projects like Oscar Nominee Disney Pixar's Turning Red, Netflix's The Monkey King, and for clients such as the United Nations, Marvel, and Universal Studios.
Multilingual (English, Cantonese, Mandarin, French, Korean) and well-traveled, Artemis brings cultural depth to the screen across genres and borders.
Born of many lifetimes—medicine, anthropology, creative technology, education, non-profits, project management, and entrepreneurship—Artemis’s raw creative instinct is authentically informed by her multidimensional experiences.
She lives in a quiet, but consistent current of becoming, where moving through life is the truest preparation for the next role. Every choice, observation, and moment of stillness informs the work.
On and off screen, Artemis is drawn to action that heals, awakens, and ignites. She believes in art as a bridge and walks her path with fierce love, lucid intention, and a devotion to unity.
