Felicia Lambreton, a talented individual with a rich background, was born and nurtured in the vibrant state of Texas. In September 2003, she embarked on a new journey, relocating to Los Angeles and enrolling in an intensive one-year film acting program at the esteemed New York Film Academy, situated within the iconic Universal Studios. Throughout her academic tenure, Felicia immersed herself in a wide range of techniques, including the Meisner and Alexander methods, Shakespearean drama, and stage combat. She also participated in two showcases and numerous student films, honing her craft and building her portfolio.
Upon graduating from the academy, Felicia successfully landed roles in various independent projects, comprising short films, feature-length productions, a television pilot, a Spanish novela, a commercial, and several music videos. Her passion for the performing arts extends beyond film, as she has also ventured into theater by producing and stage managing several 24-hour plays at the Sherry theater.
In the fall of 2010, Felicia launched a blog, focusing on the realms of fashion, art, film, and culture. The following year, she produced a play/film titled "Angel Asylum," penned by her close friend Scott Haze. In recent times, Felicia has produced two web-series and is currently working on her first short film, which she wrote and will star in. Her aspirations include establishing her own production company, specializing in artistic photo shoots and short films.
Felicia's creative endeavors are deeply rooted in her dedication to her Mexican heritage, as well as her loving family, who have always been her biggest supporters in her pursuit of her passions.
