Leticia Alaniz

Leticia Alaniz Cano was born in Allende, Nuevo Leon, Mexico on November 30th, to Paulino Alaniz Cavazos and Maria Elba Cano Cano. She is the fourth of six children. She is dedicated to the performing and visual arts. Her acting career began in Mexico, performing for her school drama department as well as the local professional theater. Leticia aspired to be an actress and decided to learn the craft at the Adam Roarke Film Acting School. She was coached for television and film by the late _Adam Roarke for a period of four years. She worked alongside _Adelina Anthony and _Marisela Barrera for the Cara Mia Theatre Company based in Dallas, Texas. Her debut for television was on the series _"Walker Texas Ranger" (1996)_, produced by Amadea Film Productions. Her first job on a film was as the stand-in for Rene Zellweger on The Whole Wide World (1996), directed by _Dan Ireland. Leticia's first interest was Journalism which she pursued as a career at the University of Campeche in México. She then decided to pursue a career in film which led her to eventually study a masters degree at the University of Texas in Austin. Leticia also writes scripts and works as a still photographer on films. Her visual art has won her numerous awards and has been published as well as displayed in several art exhibits.