Lizelle Gutierrez
- Actress
- Producer
- Director
Lizelle Gutierrez, a practicing Christian-Catholic, has grown up with a passion for the arts that has swept her into an exciting career as a stage and film actress. She is an Intersectional Feminist and hopes to contribute in the mission to fight gender and racial inequality, discrimination or oppression. She is a Mestiza of Mexican Heritage.
Lizelle holds a bachelor's degree in Theatre and Political Science from the University of California, Riverside. Lizelle also holds a Master's degree in Political Science Theory with extensive Feminist research, minor in American Politics from California State University, Los Angeles. Her passion for utopian theories inspired her to write a feminist utopian novel, Scandianov: A Feminist Utopia.
All through her school years and into college, there hasn't been a single year of her life that Lizelle hasn't been on stage or in front of a studio camera. At an early age, she had a theatre debut in South Pacific. She co-starred, co-directed and co-produced and independent female empowerment fantasy and science fiction film, Lost in Terra Dimension. Her other several film credits include, El Quetzal de Jade, and Award-winning film Los Traficantes, which received the "Best Foreign Feature" and "People's Choice Award." Lizelle won the Bettie Page Search in 2011 and was named Miss Hollywood Latina 2011 for the Miss California Latina Pageant. She is blessed with the professional support of her loving husband and family.
Lizelle holds a bachelor's degree in Theatre and Political Science from the University of California, Riverside. Lizelle also holds a Master's degree in Political Science Theory with extensive Feminist research, minor in American Politics from California State University, Los Angeles. Her passion for utopian theories inspired her to write a feminist utopian novel, Scandianov: A Feminist Utopia.
All through her school years and into college, there hasn't been a single year of her life that Lizelle hasn't been on stage or in front of a studio camera. At an early age, she had a theatre debut in South Pacific. She co-starred, co-directed and co-produced and independent female empowerment fantasy and science fiction film, Lost in Terra Dimension. Her other several film credits include, El Quetzal de Jade, and Award-winning film Los Traficantes, which received the "Best Foreign Feature" and "People's Choice Award." Lizelle won the Bettie Page Search in 2011 and was named Miss Hollywood Latina 2011 for the Miss California Latina Pageant. She is blessed with the professional support of her loving husband and family.
