Linda Berglund

Linda Berglund was born in Cumberland, Wisconsin to Lois (Schwartz),and to Carl Berglund. She has five older brothers and one sister. Linda's formal acting study began while attending the University of Wisconsin River Falls, where she began to develop her skills as part of the Speech, Communication and Theatre Arts program. She transferred to the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee to complete her studies and earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a broad area major covering Theater, Art and Film. After graduating from UW-Milwaukee, Linda moved to St. Paul, Minnesota and began studying with Cynthia Uhrich. While in MN, Linda performed in nimbus theatre's 2005 production of Minnehaha Ave. as Ellen. She then moved to Los Angeles, California and continued her training with Alan Feinstein, Paul Tuerpe and Jeff Cohen. In California, Linda worked with directors from Chapman University and the New York Film Academy in numerous shorts including Significant Other (2008), SNAFU (2009) and Love, Older....Jack & Martha (2011). After several years in California, and a brief visit to Shreveport, Louisiana, Linda resides in the Mid-West. Her most recent works include Nathan Hoffman's short film, Telephone (2014) and Braydn Walker's short film, Unheard (2015).