Anna Paris(I)
- Actress
Anna Paris began her acting career in San Francisco, CA performing with
the comedic group Comedy Sportz and privately trained with Shelly
Mitchell. Mitchell had been a student of the famous Lee Strasberg and
Sandy Meisner and introduced Anna to the Meisner, Strasberg and
Stanislovsky methods of acting. In San Francisco, Anna landed her first
part on the television series Nash Bridges with Don Johnson and Cheech
Marin. She has appeared in several commercials and lead roles in a
couple of Industrials, and a Supporting role in an independent short
film called, "What You Don't Know."
Shelly's coaching inspired her to make the move to New York City and continue her training. In 1998, Anna found herself in The Michael Howard Studio, The Actor's Studio, and trained privately with Marsha Haufrect. In addition to all this, Anna found time to take part in an intensive workshop with the famous Barrow Group.
In 2001, Anna made the move back to the west coast in order to pursue T.V. and Film in Los Angeles. If she wasn't training, Anna was working on a set. Anna was cast as a lead in the Aaron Carter music video "Do You Remember," was featured in the late John Frankenheimer film "Path to War" on HBO, a supporting role in a movie called "Mitr-My Friend", and appeared in numerous short films with independent filmmakers from USC, UCLA and AFI.
Shelly's coaching inspired her to make the move to New York City and continue her training. In 1998, Anna found herself in The Michael Howard Studio, The Actor's Studio, and trained privately with Marsha Haufrect. In addition to all this, Anna found time to take part in an intensive workshop with the famous Barrow Group.
In 2001, Anna made the move back to the west coast in order to pursue T.V. and Film in Los Angeles. If she wasn't training, Anna was working on a set. Anna was cast as a lead in the Aaron Carter music video "Do You Remember," was featured in the late John Frankenheimer film "Path to War" on HBO, a supporting role in a movie called "Mitr-My Friend", and appeared in numerous short films with independent filmmakers from USC, UCLA and AFI.
