Felicia Lambreton

Felicia Lambreton was born on Sep 21, 1983 in USA. Felicia Lambreton's big-screen debut came with The Young, the Gay and the Restless directed by Joe Castro in 2006.

Felicia Lambreton was born and raised in the great state of Texas. In September of 2003, Felicia moved to Los Angeles and enrolled in an intensive 1 year film acting program at the New York Film Academy in Universal Studios. There she studied a number of different methods ranging from techniques including Meisner and Alexander, to Shakespeare and stage combat. She also participated in two showcases as well as several dozen student films. Upon graduating from the academy, Felicia was able to land roles in several independent projects which include short films, features, a television pilot, Spanish novela, a commercial and several music videos. Lambreton has also shown her love for the theater by producing and stage managing several 24-hour plays at the Sherry theater. In the fall of 2010, Felicia started a blog dedicated to the world of fashion, art, film and culture. The following year, Felicia produced play/film entitled "Angel Asylum" written by good friend Scott Haze. With two web-series this year under her belt, Felicia is now producing her first short film that she wrote and is lead actress in as well. She plans on starting her own production company that focuses on artistic photo shoots and short films. Much of her inspiration comes from her dedication and deep love for her Mexican heritage, as well as a family who love and support her in her pursuit of what she loves to do most.