Rachel Montrenes
- Actress
- Director
- Sound Department
Rachel grew up in the California suburban melting pot known as Little Saigon. Known for layers of bold exotic flavors and Vietnamese culture, her neighborhood became a playground for Rachel to experiment and explore as a child. Naturally reserved, she developed a rich inner life.
Rachel's mission is to squeeze the fruits of her imagination into a potion that enables all who drink to see the magic of life. She hopes that this will inspire others to find their own voice and add their unique perspective to the tapestry of human experience.
Picture this: a smart, studious doctor or research student on the brink of something big. Think: a bilingual translator working for the government/CIA in the Sci-Fi genre.
As a member of 2% Collective, working with Jen Rudolph and team to develop her branding and marketing materials. Additionally, she is working to create and maintain industry relationships with casting directors in LA.
When she is not acting, you can find her hiking, traveling the world, learning Japanese, and eating the spiciest foods she can find. From climbing the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu to hiking 35 miles in 3 days to Havasupai falls, she has visited over 30 countries. Walk with her and you might just make a breakthrough of your own!
Rachel's mission is to squeeze the fruits of her imagination into a potion that enables all who drink to see the magic of life. She hopes that this will inspire others to find their own voice and add their unique perspective to the tapestry of human experience.
Picture this: a smart, studious doctor or research student on the brink of something big. Think: a bilingual translator working for the government/CIA in the Sci-Fi genre.
As a member of 2% Collective, working with Jen Rudolph and team to develop her branding and marketing materials. Additionally, she is working to create and maintain industry relationships with casting directors in LA.
When she is not acting, you can find her hiking, traveling the world, learning Japanese, and eating the spiciest foods she can find. From climbing the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu to hiking 35 miles in 3 days to Havasupai falls, she has visited over 30 countries. Walk with her and you might just make a breakthrough of your own!
