
DEANA J BECKER



BIO
In addition to acting, Deana has a BA Degree in Film Production from CSUN, and has spent the last few years working as a Producer, Production Manager and Production Designer for music videos and shorts. "I have a strong love of music, stemming from my dad, who was a drummer during the Big Band era and my mom who was a dancer". Deana also does some ghost writing and script doctoring of screenplays. She's funny too, having been awarded a scholarship at The Groundlings.
Originally from Washington D.C., Deana grew up in a multi-cultural household, seventh of her father's nine children. "Coming from a multi-ethnic background has definitely provided me a unique perspective on people and cultures. I use this in my acting and writing all the time", she says. Her training began at Studio Theatre Acting Conservatory and after attending her first audition and booking a one-year tour, Deana headed to American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC. While in NYC, Deana appeared in several Off-Broadway shows Including "Harriett Tubman Visits a Therapist", which won the Samuel French Shorts competition. She also began her television and film career in NYC, working on "Law and Order", "The Chris Rock Show" and several others.
In her spare time, Deana attends live music events, and she's a Special Needs advocate, whose focus is helping parents obtain services for their children who are on the Autism spectrum. She is an Autism mom herself. Deana has also served as a Delegate to the DNC three times! Travel, is one of Deana's favorite hobbies. She lived in Denmark for several years and travels back yearly to visit family and friends. "Jeg snakker også lidt Dansk", (I also speak a little Danish)!
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