Suparna Thies

Suparna's passion for acting began at a young age when she was heavily involved in her school theater, both on stage and behind the scenes as a director. Growing up in a small town in northeast Thailand, just a stone's throw from the Cambodian border, Suparna developed a deep appreciation for the arts. After high school, she studied dressmaking and fashion design in Bangkok, which remained her profession after moving to the United States. But her love for acting never waned. She has since gone on to land roles in numerous films, as well as in industrial, print, and commercial projects on both local and national levels. Some of her notable credits include the films "Parallel Parking," "FBI Most Wanted," and "Kevin (Probably) Saves The World." Suparna's artistic pursuits don't stop at acting, as she is constantly seeking opportunities for professional growth. She also dabbles in set dressing, producing, and scriptwriting. In 2016, she wrote and produced her debut film, "Toy for Tone." With her diverse talents and passion for the arts, Suparna is a true force to be reckoned with.