Analisa Echevarria

Analisa attended film school in Minneapolis, Minnesota before making the move to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career. She immediately began studying with Arthur Mendoza and working with the Actors Circle Theater in West Hollywood. Soon after, she began working in film, landing roles in "The Haven", and "Rangely Beach", but missing the instant gratification of theater, began working with the very popular Sacred Fools Theater Company as an actress, writer and director. She wrote her first screenplay "Gencode" in 2000. With production partner Stacy Burnham and a shoe-string budget, they were able to put this into production. The film which takes place in a comic book allowed them to work with famed stuntman Alex Wen. Analisa moved on to produce "Ryan's Life" a television series, with writing partner Nick Wauters and most recently completed the film "The Receipt" which she also co-wrote.