Anna Borchert, a former ballet dancer with a deep-seated passion for the picturesque state of Vermont, made the bold decision to trade in her pointe shoes for a new creative journey by enrolling in the highly respected Neighborhood Playhouse School of the Theatre's conservatory program in the bustling metropolis of New York City.
After completing her education, she made the bold decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where she embarked on a groundbreaking endeavor by co-founding Daughters of Pop, a trailblazing Instagram micro-series that remarkably accumulated an impressive total of 80 episodes, accompanied by an astonishing average of 15,000 views per episode, a testament to its immense popularity and widespread appeal.
Not only did Borchert dedicate a significant amount of her time and energy to the development and production of Daughters of Pop, but she also demonstrated her versatility as a creative force by co-writing, producing, and starring in another notable project, The Day the AC Went Out, a film that gained widespread recognition by being selected as a finalist at the prestigious Big Vision Empty Wallet film festival.
Notably, she collaborated as a co-writer, producer, and lead actress in the captivating motion picture "What Dreams May Come", a production that earned a prestigious nomination as a finalist in the esteemed WIF B-STEM Hall of Fame Film Festival.
As a multifaceted creative force, whose artistic endeavors have garnered widespread acclaim, Borchert's impressive body of work continues to mesmerize and captivate audiences, bearing testament to her remarkable talent, unwavering dedication, and unrelenting passion for her craft.
