Raised in Michigan, Meg was first scouted at Jeff Daniel's theatre. She was cast and received her Equity card before graduating. She graduated Valedictorian of her college and shortly after was cast as the lead in her first feature film. Moving to New York City, she worked with the critically acclaimed Cherry Lane Theatre, Manhattan Theatre Club and Primary Stages, among others. She also executive produced and starred in a play written by Beau Willimon (House of Cards), Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl) and Billy Eichner (FunnyOrDie). She is known for her ability to work seamlessly between comedy and drama playing in shows like, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and Mr. Mercedes. She was Glamour Magazine's "IT" girl, hosting an improvised comedy season of "Why Do Guys?" as well as starring in similar campaigns for Microsoft and Samsung, among numerous National and Regional commercials. After working behind the scenes in both management and production, she began freelance producing in 2015. Along with pilots and award winning shorts, she has produced multi-million dollar feature films and critically acclaimed series. She has recently written and developed TV series with her companies, Messmerize Entertainment and New South Independent.