Producing Artist
As a producing artist, Yvonne wrote, produced and starred in a staged reading of her hour-long dramatic television pilot, The Y Factor at William Grant Still; and did the same with her half-hour sitcom pilot, Vanilla Bean, which was developed and showcased at the HBO Workspace.  Her stage play, Movements, where she was once again a triple threat, won third place at Inner City Cultural Center’s Act II Short Play Competition, and from there, was selected for LA Theater Works’ The Play’s The Thing Radio Theater Series which aired live on KCRW with an all star cast. Yvonne’s very first play, L’Esprit Dance for Me was produced at University District of Columbia at Howard and was a finalist in the American College Theater Festival.

Filmmaker
Ms. Farrow was one of ten in the nation selected for ABC Entertainment Television’s Talent Development Scholarship/Grant Program where she wrote, produced and directed her short film, I’d Rather Be Dancing.  This, her first sync-sound film, was nominated “Best Short” at the Pan African Film Festival and FESPACO, an international film festival, where it was nominated for the Paul Robeson Award, “Best of the Best” in the African Diaspora, Special Prize for “Special Interest”, Short Drama.  A heavy favorite, IRBD is now a part of the permanent FESPACO film archives.  IRBD was selected to air on WGHB Public Television and BET-J's Best Shorts.  Yvonne won “Best Actress” at the American Theater of Harlem Film Festival for her role as Monta Cummings in IRBD.  She also wrote, produced, directed and edited three 16mm short films at the New York Film Academy.  Movements, an adaptation from her stage play, was nominated Best Short, also at the Pan African Film Festival, won Second Place Student at the Black Filmmaker Hall of Fame and aired on The African American Filmmaker’s Show.  Her two comedies, The Break-Up and Vanilla Bean (executive producer Gregory Hines), have also enjoyed screening success. Ms. Farrow is a member of Film Independent.

Actress
Ms. Farrow is a vested member of SAG, AEA and AFTRA.  Recent credits include Bernie Mac and Grey’s Anatomy.  She recurred on Alias, Passions, Melrose Place, Models Inc. and South Central.  Other television credits include Girls Club, Roswell, Pacific Blue, The Gregory Hines Show, Sinbad, Seinfeld and the original TV pilot, Mantis. Some film credits include Sexual Predator, A Very Brady Sequel, Gotta Kick It Up, and the Showtime Black Filmmaker’s award winning film, Letter To My Mother. Yvonne recently shot, An Incident the Life of a Slave Girl, in the role of Grandmother Jacobs, for AFI Directing Workshop for Women’s winner, Karen Hayes.  Other theater credits include the leading roles on stage in Sorrows & Rejoicings, Company Policy, The Visit and A Raisin in the Sun (where she won Best Actress).  She has also appeared in numerous television commercials.