Lisa Ann Loggins

As an actor trained in Theatre, Lisa Loggins is recognized as a top tier talent who is proud to be from the Midwest. She began acting at a very young age and was forever hooked when she was asked to be in a commercial for a local Detroit Hospital. From that defining moment on, she worked diligently studying, auditioning and performing as a theatrical, film and television actor. She received her degree from the renowned Wayne State University's Theatre program where she studied the Stanislovski technique. Loggins is of the belief that artists should always stay sharp and constantly train. She makes it her mission to train with the best. She trains with world class acting coaches such as Larry Moss, Howard Fine and Susan Batson.

Loggins performed in Lydia Diamond's adaptation of Toni Morrison's The Bluest Eye and was praised in the local news for her performance. She has performed in countless plays which allowed her to join the Actor's Equity Association early on in her career. Loggins has also had roles in many feature films and commercials and continues to work in television and film as she is also a member of the Screen Actor's Guild.

Loggins began producing films in 2005 when she executive produced her first feature based in Detroit. Since then, she has produced or executive produced several other feature films along with a hand full of short films.

She continues to be a powerful and creative figure on screen and behind the scenes.