Brina is a multifaceted actor who has effortlessly transitioned between playing female and transgender roles. Prior to embarking on his film career, Brina was a successful male print and runway model, with his early start dating back to 1976 on the set of the iconic film "GREASE". Following this, he made his way to Boston, where he secured several minor television roles before returning to California for featured roles in studio films in Los Angeles and San Diego.
Fast-forwarding to 2006, Brina underwent a significant transformation, rebranding herself and shifting her focus towards pursuing more acting opportunities in the Boston, New York, and regional markets. One of her most notable early roles was as a featured actor in the Happy Madison film "Grown Ups", marking the beginning of a fruitful journey through various speaking roles in independent films and numerous jobs as a studio background actor in the New York episodic television market. As she continued to hone her craft, Brina decided to explore her creative talents beyond acting, venturing into writing and directing. Her debut film, the hilarious 1950s spoof "Transsexuals from Space", is a testament to her versatility and wit, carrying a powerful message that it's perfectly acceptable to laugh with, rather than at, individuals from diverse backgrounds.
Throughout her career, Brina has continued to attract new roles and has also taken on crew work, solidifying her position as a talented and multifaceted artist.
