Denise's educational background in Finance served as a solid foundation for her future endeavors, as she went on to deliver investment seminars across the country, honing her public speaking skills. Concurrently, she pursued her passion for acting, landing roles in independent films and commercials, which eventually led her to dedicate herself fully to the craft.
Born and raised in the Kansas City area, Denise's early life laid the groundwork for her subsequent success in the entertainment industry. She quickly gained recognition, securing dozens of roles in commercials and films before making the bold decision to relocate to Los Angeles. It was in this city that she furthered her acting education at the renowned Playhouse West, co-founded by the acclaimed actor Jeff Goldblum.
Denise's breakout performance as a quadriplegic in C.M. Downs' film "Fetch" left an indelible mark on audiences. Within a year, she had secured roles in other notable films, including "The Taking of Savannah" and "Time's Up, Eve," as well as her first television credit as the lead in an episode of Spike TV's "1000 Ways to Die."
When not busy with her acting career, Denise dedicates time to her creative pursuits, writing and producing new projects in her studio. She also prioritizes personal relationships, often spending time traveling, exploring architecture, and engaging in outdoor activities with her loved ones.
