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I am from San Antonio, TX and am attending St. Edward's University for a BFA in Acting and Minor in Musical Theatre. I love this business, and love to stay involved in things that interest me so I always have something new to bring
to the table. During the school year I am a TA for the SEU Music Department, a Producer for student film company Quiet on Set , Co-Managing Director for Transit Theatre Troupe, and a Senator for the SEU Student Government Association. I just finished work as the titular character Ana Ruiz in the local San Antonio short film Interview with Anna Ruiz. I am also part of the production team for the San Antonio Film Commission's pick for an artistic grant Sidestep directed by Natasha Straley. Aside from doing some passion projects, it's finally summer! So I plan on catching up on some inspiration with all the things I love dearly: good people, hot yoga, many a lap in the pool, and great foodie-worthy food. As told in relation to quotes from parts I have played. "Where I come from..."- (Anon)ymous [Nasreen/Ensemble] I come from a multicultural divorced household. I've constantly been stuck between two worlds from the start, this helped me develop the point of view I have today. From honoring my immigrant mother and the tightly-knit family of a colorful culture, to honoring the patriotism of my all-American military dad. These qualities of myself are a part of me, but they do not define me. Multicultural Stuck between two worlds These...qualities are a part of me, but they don't define me "You do not know it at all! Girls here are free to have fun."- Westside Story [Anita] I also attended an all-girls school high school. So while I calloused to the constant culture shock that is my life. The culture shock I was not prepared for however was the one outside of my single-gendered catholic high-school. The opposite gender. Add on the additional culture of college and you have one giant culture-cocktail. Complete with times of hysterical laughs, sullen moments, and lots of confusion. I attended an all-girls High School Culture-cocktail Times of hysterical laughs, sullen moments, and ...confusion "I think I just started laughing. Or maybe I cried. I'm not sure." - Interview with Anna Ruiz [Ana Ruiz] For years of constant high-speed scrubbing of my emotions and perspective to best interact with the world, doing what I do now is the slowest epiphany of something bubbling inside of me since the beginning. I say slow because I fought it for a while, as did other elements of my life. But it is the slow epiphanies of life that make me feel that quote from Ana Ruiz. To be in this industry, I get to make those slow epiphanies everyday. It's called creativity. Bubbling inside of me since the beginning Slow Epiphanies It's called creativity All the glitters are not gold...yet... My IMDB page and it's Production Assistant credit: www.imdb.com/nicoledavis
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