Lorena E. González

Lorena Gonzalez is a Mexican American actress and producer born in San Antonio, TX. and raised in Cuernavaca, México. Lorena attended Yale Summer Conservatory for Actors at the Yale School of Drama in 2018 and graduated from USC's MFA Acting program in 2021. Lorena has acted in various plays such as "Mother Sisters" at The Echo Theatre Company in LA, feature films such as "Switch Up" (2024) produced by Elizabeth Avellan. And short films such as "Everyday Shit" (Oscar Qualifying LA Shorts International Festival Official Selection and "Cash Prize" Award Winner '23, Oscar Qualifying Hollyshorts Monthly Screening Series Official Selection, Venice Shorts Film Fest "Best Indie Film" and "Best Producer" Award Winner, LA Independent Women Film Awards "Best Emerging Filmmaker" Award Winner), a film about violence against women, which Lorena also produced, wrote, and directed. Lorena is a UNICEF's Next Gen LA Board member and an advocate for several social justice organizations and causes. Lorena is a buddhist practitioner and meditator.